Reviews for The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity Manga

This review contains spoilers. At the beginning, I felt like they were all nice people and just saying pretty things, but the second half was really nice. Unlike girls' comics, it doesn't immediately transition from the main character's romance to the love affairs of the characters around him, and it doesn't have much of a solid feeling. I think it's a comic where you can have preconceptions about everything, both in the love part. I thought the part about the characters' future dreams was real and human-like, where they were worried and decided because they didn't come out right away. There still seems to be a reason why Kikyo students dislike Chidori students at the beginning, so I think it became interesting in the second half. There are also many scenes where I get annoyed by the girls who are too self-conscious, which is so determined when I look only at the beginning, and Subaru is also surprisingly easily converted, but there are many scenes where they relax with Usami's remarks and attitudes, and there are also many scenes where they feel at ease with Usami's statements and attitudes at the beginning, and there is a gap where I thought he had a youngest child temperament from the eldest son who was quite firm, which was also interesting. Structurally, it's a common tag team between a loose fluffy girl and a strong boy. However, I think it continues to be filled with fun that you still don't understand just by reading it for the first time. I think it's probably the comic that sticks the most to today's high school students. I think it's a comic that makes working people think that high school students are good. There are quite a few scenes where each character's parents appear, but since I'm in my position as a parent, I often sympathize with them from a parent's point of view. There were many parts where I could sympathize with scenes where my friend or lover pulled me to the place where my son had closed up, and scenes where I didn't want my daughter to think that chasing her dreams was a nuisance. I think there are quite a few characters in every comic that are mysteriously strong in fighting, but I think the occupation I'm aiming for is a police officer and the part that erases their presence a bit. I feel like there are quite a few characters that don't show much emotion, but in the end, there is also a childish side, and there were also people who wrote in other reviews that real high school boys aren't like that, but of course it's fiction, so if you think about which group they are aiming for, I think they are students, so (hypothesis) it may be a slightly different comic from readers who are completely looking for realism. At any rate, I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. It's a love story woven by two contrasting people! It was sweet and sour, and I couldn't stop being excited!

This review contains spoilers. The setting is that the young lady's school and the idiot school are next to each other, and they don't get along very well. A love story that's too pure, between the protagonist who looks like Yankee and the super cute Kaoruko-chan, is so unnerving youth. The fact that the children from the two schools interact little by little is also smiling.

This review contains spoilers. A story about two people, the bottom boys' school and the young lady's school. He's the son of her favorite cake shop, so he doesn't seem to be jittery about his career path.

This review contains spoilers. Only good kids come out. It's a dazzlingly good youth story. The picture is also beautiful. I'm curious about how each career path will turn out.

This review contains spoilers. It would be interesting if the girls' school actually existed next to the boys' school at the bottom. It's also smiling that Kaoruko, who doesn't look at people due to prejudice, is attracted to the cake shop's son Rintaro.

This review contains spoilers. I've only read a few volumes, but the exchange between Rintaro and Kaoruko is good. The friendly atmosphere of caring for the other person and the exchange of trivial promises are exciting and cute.

This review contains spoilers. My child had all the volumes on paper, and I was recommended to read them. Both the hero and heroine are cute. It's pure and good. I liked it better before we had both feelings and started dating.

This review contains spoilers. It's quite a sweet and sour love story. There may be parts where you can feel that the development is relatively solid, but it is a good work that expresses the flow of composition and each emotion well.