Reviews for The Flower That Seems to Truly Dance Manga

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it. Stories from a long time ago usually show up a woman who is a fiancee. I didn't feel like women were making that much of an assertion in this work, but I felt so sorry, and I wanted it to be drawn so that women would be a little happier... lol I think it can't be helped because it's set during wartime with strong content such as geishas and missōji in one book, but I felt that it was a bit unsatisfactory, so I thought it would have been OK to make the upper and lower volumes. I wanted to read it more carefully (T_T) but after all, the pictures are really beautiful. The ephemeral and beautiful picture matched the atmosphere of the work so well, and it was wonderful.