Summary
College student, Han Soyi, has been unable to move on from the lingering affection she has for her ex-boyfriend. She tries to sort out her complicated feelings by concentrating on her studies, and receives a flower pot from a local elder to use for a class at school. But little does she know, the pot she receives happens to be a cursed pot, where a man’s soul lies trapped…꽃 피우는 남자 / The Blooming Man
About The Flower Boy
Going by how it is categorised, expect a title where the tone leans on gags, timing and character reactions, the central thread is the relationship between the leads and the cast are students and the school year frames the plot.
Starting The Flower Boy from scratch means beginning at Chapter 1. It has been on the site since 22 September 2023. The series page lists everything published since, oldest to newest.
| Alternative titles | 꽃 피우는 남자 / The Blooming Man |
|---|---|
| Author | Yang Ha |
| Type | Series |
| Genres | Comedy, Romance, School Life, Supernatural |
| Chapters | 57 |
| Latest chapter | Chapter 62 |
| Last updated | 22 September 2023 |
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Frequently asked about The Flower Boy
How many chapters of The Flower Boy are there?
The Flower Boy currently has 57 chapters on MangaOwl. The list was last updated on 22 September 2023.
What is the latest chapter of The Flower Boy?
The latest chapter listed is chapter 62, added on 22 September 2023.
Who wrote The Flower Boy?
The Flower Boy is credited to Yang Ha.
What genre is The Flower Boy?
It is listed under Comedy, Romance, School Life and Supernatural.
What else is The Flower Boy called?
It also appears as 꽃 피우는 남자 / The Blooming Man.
Where should I start reading The Flower Boy?
Start at Chapter 1, the first chapter listed. The series page carries every chapter in reading order.
Is The Flower Boy free to read on MangaOwl?
Yes. All 57 chapters currently listed can be read in the browser at no cost, with no account required.
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