Comments of Kaze To Ki No Uta

It was just so….poetic, melancholic, tragic,beautiful and twisted when I die I want the world to never forget about this manga and give the anime adaptation it deserves god it would be so beautiful and colorful I’m sad maybe I wont be here when it happens

This made me cry like a baby I can't believe the ending was so unfair and sad I wish they would have had a happy ending but no

I found out on google that this is the first bl manga ever and I finished the animation of this manga.. it's kinda sad and intense

HOLD UP! it's actually kinda different from the actual manga and anime

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n your parents will die in 5 years. To undo this curse you have to paste this comment on 5 more Manga. I’m so sorry please forgive me. I didn’t want to risk

BROOOO I LOVED THIS WAY BEFORE WTF I JUST REMEMBERED HOW I LIKE.. COW AND THE RAINBOW DUUUUDE LOL SO THEY FRENCH FRIES WITH CHILI SAUCE. DAMN I WILL GET A LAMBORGHINI NOWWW BCS OF THIS HOTEL HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA LOL WEEDS.

Idk but reading that sh1t hurt as hell.

Thank you so much for uptading the two last volumes. I've been wainting for this since i'm 15yo, i'm now 22. I will cry all night, because of Gilbert, because of Serge, and because my adolescence is already gone now.

Does anyone know if there's an english translation of Volume 16 and 17 on the internet? I can't find the last two volumes anywhere.

I am still not mentally and emotionally strong to continue reading this. I finished it, and I won't ever forget the pain this manga has caused me.

idk if i'll ever read this, but this is for the backlog

Bjorn Anderson

Inspirated from bjorn andersen (the grandpa in midsommar)

Just no. Antique style, I can't stand it.

This series, drawn by the dean of Seika University (of the Arts), the only university that offers a degree in manga, was a pioneering work in the BL genre and is coined as the beginning itself for the homoerotic movement of girl's comics in Japan. This read is very old, very languid, and very thoughtful. Although it is true that this series is too old to really ever pop up in BL conversation these days, I would be remiss to not include it as an essential, in due right of a mere glance, if only that can be spared.

The story explores the powerful archetypal "alluring male (prostitute)" figure and the "once straight, but then corrupted" male companion. The relationship between the two breeds a dark and anything-but-rosy foundation tale for the stereotypes of the homosexual relation - these character, plotting, and ethical designs haunt BL even into the modern day manga. This series is not something to be finished in one sit down, and perhaps not even in two or three. Contemplating the nuance of the story relative to its rather taboo status during publication is essential. Read this slowly and consciously. And then, to those who enjoyed it, I would suggest J no Subete by Nakamura Asumiko as a follow up read. It is equally a gritty and stylized, but a bit more modern.

Read this long ago. Love it. Glad its getting updated again.

might read someday. The first ever Yaoi manga!!

My bible, my everything, the essence I aspire to.