Comments of Kaze Ni Chiru Hanabira To Kisu

Aside from the art, i loved everything about this

I am conflicted with the story.

A lil bit underrated. Could've been a nice manga if the plot had been not so rushed

I really want more of this, but it was written in 2004...*sigh*

super short but very good

Mizuki Kaname is left speechless when a gorgeous person confesses to him amidst his friends, loitering by a convenience store. He falls at first sight, only to realize right afterward that Tokume Kaoru was a boy.

I read this way before, and again, like a few months ago. I kinda forgot the story until I read the tag "growing uke". Hmmmm, whilst it's totally forgettable, I like the concept of how the uke changed from "girly" to "manly" and how the story revolved around the way the uke feels about this - which I believe is a problem of some, if not a lot, trans/gay people.

too danged short

Break up to wait for a second chance. Starting over again

OMG that was sooooo sad and sweet

Un jeune homme reçoit la confession d'un très bel autre jeune homme (qu'il prend pour une femme). Leur relation commence mais lorsque le beau jeune homme commence à mûrir, il prend peur et dramatise.

Waaaaaaaa!!!!!!! Why must this be a one-shot??! Why?!?!! This is so cute! I want a continuation! They date, they break up then start a new beginning.

While I didn't particularly care for the plot, the art is exceptionally beautiful ! A good read !

This is great.

Mizuki Kaname is left speechless when a gorgeous person confesses to him amidst his friends, loitering by a convenience store. He falls at first sight, only to realize right afterward that Tokume Kaoru was a boy.