Close the Petals

Legacy and Cultural Impact Since its debut, Close the Petals has made a significant cultural impact, influencing not only the manga industry but also broader pop culture. It has inspired countless fan works, including art, fanfiction, and cosplay, showcasing its widespread appeal. The themes and characters have resonated with audiences around the world, making Close the Petals a cornerstone of modern manga. Its legacy continues to live on, as new generations of fans discover and fall in love with this iconic series.

As descendants of a divine flower, women of the Sacred Bloom tribe have the power to heal all wounds as well as release an irresistible scent that renders all men lovestruck. Ari is the last surviving member of her tribe, but she has yet to learn how to control her mysterious powers. When Prince Dokyeom learns of this, he vows to protect Ari and eventually make her his bride and empress of Dowol. But as Ari's powers awaken, can she keep other men at bay long enough for her to become empress? (Source: Tapas Media)

Read manhwa Close the Petals /  꽃잎을 여미다

[MU] Arie lives alone with her brother deep in the mountains. One day, she heals a bloodied man that her brother finds. After growing close to him and sharing his heart, he asks her to go with him. But unable to break her mother’s warning not to go down the mountain, she waits for Dogeom, who has promised to return. But her mother’s wishes for her to stay hidden didn’t happen. “You are the woman of the Xiang Clan.” Golden eyes. The inexhaustible power to heal any wound, which is why she was the most sought-after prey for the human hunters. Her head was torn off by the men who came to take her alive, and her eyes were dazed by the monstrosity swirling within her. “How dare you touch her!” In the distance, she saw the face of the nostalgic Lord. He wore a black longsword emblazoned with the imperial seal.