Having nothing at home, he goes for a walk and buy something for his brothers. In his way, he meets Terashima, who was walking around to buy ice cream. Narasaki feels happy. He didn't expect that meeting. The feels! Doesn't everybody feels like time stop and everything is more interesting when that one person you have been thinking about appears? Ichikawa sensei made a good move here because it's only obvious to the reader while Narasaki, being a dense character isn't even able to put into words all that. His very first time in the love department.

Mangaka Kei Ichikawa expressed her excitement at seeing her work finally come to life and uploaded a new illustration of Natsuki and Motochika together with the former tugging on his boyfriend's tie. The announcement of the live-action adaptation has brought fans joy, with one fan tweeting, "blue sky complex deserves the world," and another begging for a more extended adaptation. Other BL mangaka like Mio Tennouji ( Pink Gold and Renai Paradox) congratulated Ichikawa. Finally, Terashima is who ends starting a conversation with Narasaki. And then the distance between becomes shorter. What is nice about Blue Sky Complex, is that Ichikawa sensei, as she has done in previous stories, once again plays with her character's POVs, and let us know the counterpart of Narasaki: Terashima, who is also a really well written character. together at the library and become closer, Narasaki realizes Terashima might be more important to himThis series needs more love. It seems like a cliché "honor student likes delinquent" story but it's so much more than that. In a house full of siblings, Narasaki wants to find somewhere to read in peace. One day by chance, a But, how is that Ichikawa sensei managed to achieve this? They key are her characters, and of course, their particular ways to see the world. After all, Ichikawa sensei is really good when it comes about POVs.

announce the license acquisition of Kei Ichikawa's Blue Sky Complex and Blue Sky Complex Indigo Blue It has a realistic pace, well-written characters, and situations. Even the ero scenes in this manga are incredibly well written; Ichikawa sensei approached sex in such a mature, tender and credible way that makes the reader experience that sweet feeling of being in the search of a pure love. I can feel the kind of love Narasaki and Terashima harbor for each other, and it's amazing how warm and honest it is. They have stolen my heart completely. Overall I can say I loved it, it's only my 2nd review on MAL but for me this one definely deserved one more. It's an excellent read and currently among my favorites in the genre. Nov 20 From the U.S. to Japan, You Can Control the Life-Size Moving Gundam from the Comfort of Your Own HomeAfter sharing a short talk, Terashima asks Narasaki for the promised reward. Narasaki reminds him that he only has 300 yen, but Terashima tells him that the reward he wants won't cost anything. Narasaki is suddenly kissed by him. And in many other occasions after that, Terashima kisses him again.

The way Narasaki is dragged to Terashima is so natural that the reader can infer easily that he's starting to like him in a romantic way, and is cute to see how Narasaki doesn't understand why he is thinking so much in this guy. Oh, that's it! The reader gets it: Narasaki has never been in love before. So, Terashima does know he's in the love department, he's faster understanding himself than Narasaki, and that side of him makes the reader wants to know more about his thoughts and reason to act the way he does. Oh, man! This character is a total mystery during the first chapters, and damn! Ichikawa sensei has played a really good move with him! Why did he act so indifferent when he was with Narasaki at the beginning if he liked him before they met? I bet all readers were starving for this when reading it for the first time. I don't know if this exactly expresses all my thoughts on this masterpiece, but I tried. All I know is that I knew I discovered a good reading when I finished the second chapter. Straight-laced honour student meets tough delinquent. This clique has been used a multitude of times. Yet the way that Kei Ichikawa writes the story of Blue Sky Complex changes the feel of the clique and makes for an innocent story about love and acceptance of yourself. The two main characters both fall in love in different parts of the story and under different circumstances. Terashima fell in love with Narasaki at first sight, while Narasaki, after spending more time with Terashima, finds himself drawn to him, and eventually this attraction turns to love. It’s a story of two strangers becoming lovers, and due to its Characters: the absolute selling point, they are funny, realistic, relatable... The two mains really shine, as they show the complexities of young

Story: 9/10, the story and the characters are what makes this manga worth a read. Both mains are likable and their relationship is well developed as to feel more natural Story: What I really liked was how their relationship slowly built up, from strangers who have to sit at the library fron desk for a few weeks, to friends, to lovers. It's extremely realistic and adorable. agreed to key an eye on Terashima, who is also staffing the reception desk. At first, the two don't talk,

The story starts with Narasaki's POV, letting the reader know his impressions of Terashima. Narasaki doesn't understand him since he's so silent and acts indifferently, but thinks Terashima is an interesting guy based on what he reads, and there's something more just than his book preferences. Days pass by, and Terashima asks Narasaki some help with his studies, and also asks him for a reward if he gets better grades. Narasaki agrees, and tells him that he only has 300 yen and has to think in something that can be bought with that amount. Terashima accepts the deal.Ichikawa sensei has mastered her ability to write characters and credible plots to a point that has got me amazed. Blue Sky Complex is a story with a high grade of realism; I can actually believe something like Narasaki and Terashima's relationship could happen in real life. This manga is a delicate piece of art, Ichikawa sensei's masterpiece. Narasaki and Terashima seem to be really different from each other, but they have more in common than they think. The former is a good student, and the latter is a bit troublesome, and both of them enjoy spending time in quiet peaceful places, so what better place than the library to make these two closer? After being asked by a teacher to work as library receptionists, they start sharing some time in the kind of atmosphere they like and getting to know each other. Summer break arrives and their responsibilities as receptionists end, and they won't be doing the same job once they return to school. Narasaki keeps thinking in Terashima, in how nice was spending time with him, and in how great was finding someone to talk his interests and have a random talk.