This is just chainsawman but with flower monsters instead of devils and an imouto fetish. Functional, but completely lacking in originality in terms of storytelling.
It's creatively bankrupt past the specifics of Jinka infection. Focusing either on the human toll of constant medical injections and progression of infection (the part in the dinner was quite good) or the main character trying to get by on the fringes of a society that doesn't care about them and see's their only family as a threat, either could have worked but the author was way to eager to get the main character's younger sister (who is not
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