Reviews for The Flower That Seems to Truly Dance Manga

This review contains spoilers. ● Total 232 pages, including title work and drawing, Sotaro Misoji x Harutomi the dancer ● I'm glad that Sotaro made a sincere and serious uninterrupted attack. They are two people who don't get along easily due to their historical background. I was drawn into the story because I was so excited and anxious that I couldn't let my guard down and wonder what would happen until the end. I was hoping you were safe. There are also sad and painful depictions such as war and air raids, but I was able to cry for the two people who worked hard and cared for each other without losing to such an environment. ● The contrast between Sotaro's sharp appearance and Harutomi's beauty as a dancer and the rough and simple appearance of the two of them usually was also good. The sight of Haruomi wearing a hat and carrying furoshiki was cute. She is usually a beautiful woman with an ephemeral vibe, but her real face felt like a simple and kind young lady. ● It was a story from the period and fresh, and I like the fact that the key item is a hairpin because it's adorable. Since you can't even get in touch with a smartphone, the means of contact is a letter, and it's an age where there is no means of contact even if you're late due to a meeting. I think the atmosphere of the design matched the story very well. ● Facial expressions and psychological depictions are also drawn, and you can enjoy both the pattern and the story. I'm glad that many of the people around them are good people, and there aren't any people they don't like excessively. A fiancee decided by his parents also comes up, but he's not entangled with mobs. The friendship and love between the two is depicted very carefully. ● The main story was a moist story, so was it good that the two people who drew it were a laughable pop story that made you feel cheerful?

This review contains spoilers. This is the historical background from before and after the war. It's a reunion between my scion and my childhood friend who is a dance artist. Even for two unrequited people, the barriers are high and the times are at the mercy of the times, and red paper arrives at the scion... It's a sad yet beautiful love between two people, but the feeling after reading it is also very good.

This review contains spoilers. It's plain, but maybe the drawing also had an ephemeral atmosphere of wartime. I don't like war stuff, but I'm glad it was Happien. Personally, I like the afterword because it made me feel so bad.

This review contains spoilers. A few months have passed since I bought it, and I was finally able to read it today. I didn't have the courage to read it, wondering if it was sad when I imagined it from the historical background, but now after reading it, I'm simply filled with a warm feeling. These are difficult times even though they are attracted to each other. It made my heart ache to wonder what the fate of those unbearable feelings would be, but I'm really glad it's a future where the two can live together. I really love the clear atmosphere in the teacher's work.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures were beautiful and easy to read. The times are different, so it must have been difficult to get my feelings through... I'm glad my feelings were rewarded. The last Kyuta was cute

This review contains spoilers. Stories from this period are sad even from the historical background, so I'm a little bad at it. After reading it, it's still sad. What's more, the person I love got engaged along the way... But the last one was Happien, so I'm glad.

This review contains spoilers. It was nice to be able to choose according to their own feelings after being reunited in an age where the two, who thought they had misunderstood each other because of their own fault, were unable to live as expected due to wars and the speculations of those around them.

This review contains spoilers. This is a complete work in one volume. I originally liked the unique atmosphere of this era, and it was very interesting because the atmosphere matched the picture and story. I was able to honestly cry. Personally, I wanted the second half to expand even more, but I was moved by the fact that Sotaro (attack) properly chose to live with Haruomi (receive) himself, so it wasn't enough to lower ☆. I think it would have been nice to consider the balance between the simple depiction of the connecting place and the story.

This review contains spoilers. Both the picture and the story really touched my heart. Since it's a wartime story, there are scenes of air raids and scenes where red paper comes up and the heart is agitated, but it was nice to know the ending of the love story of two childhood friends who lived in such an era. The fact that there is only a little bit of eroticism is also effective, and I thought that was really good. The story was wonderful too, but how fascinating is the picture... have you become a fan of Tsukahara-sensei? ❤