I really like this manga! It gives a pleasant feeling, although I think the love progression is too fast.

I found the characters to be quite likable. I liked the dynamic between the couple and there was a nice balance of romance and humor in the story. I also liked that you get to see a bit of the guy's perspective.

I didn't expect this to be such a good manga. It has a very unique feel to it and has an actual theme to the story. It could have been longer, but the length makes the story straight to the point without being too draggy. I really enjoyed reading it. Recommended ^^

holy crap, a shoujo that dares to be different! yay~. i cracked up so much! XD "it hurts if you keep all the gas in, y'know." LOL.. and they're so cute together. and they actually have to pass ACTUAL obstacles together. i liked how the butterfly was tied in! & it was so cute, both their reactions. and how he protects her, and such. i approached this kinda like "eh". since i just read S.P.Y. and that left a bad taste in my mouth.. this was sooooo much better! :]

.. and yeah, that was comedy, the "drowning". and did you read 'til the end? D: he obviously cared for her tons. i mean, i wouldn't risk death for someone i didn't care about.

i would have liked to have known OHHHH~ hahahaha wooow. i almost totally missed the significance of the end scene..

anyways it's good, read it~

... Last updated on September 2nd, 2009, 1:26pm

Their interactions were cute and humorous. Repeatedly being caught in the pool lol
The 'accident' halfway though was surprising! Did not expect that!
Short and entertaining..

I like these series. You sit down confortably and read it, and it makes you feel good. A bit funny at moments, no real drama except a little event. Overall not a great story but a really good one. I recommend it, it is quickly read and it leaves you with a nice feeling.

Even though I usually like longer mangas because they keep me occupied longer, I really liked this one. It was touching, romantic, and funny (especially Ageha's facial expressions at times). It was overall a very heartwarming little story

... Last updated on May 10th, 2011, 9:04pm

The mangaka has dealt with the characters wonderfully. Usually the protagonists indulge in stupid "I'm cool" and "I am not gonna give up on my love" fights for at least half the length of the manga. Aoi Kiseki is different because this stigma is done away with in less than a chapter. The remaining chapters focus on character development, which is what made me love it. Good for a short read.

This was so wonderful and bright. Even with the dark tones, the female lead was looking up. The sense of time is wonderful done. I just wish there was more in this story. Like how they got around with her problem. I liked the male lead; his faces when he finally gets told, or shock. Overall, it's a wonderful read if you are in these types of categories.

After reading such long mangas with poor characters, this one shot definitely gave me all the pleasure I hadn't found in the long ones. Aoi Kiseki is such a beautiful and heartwarming story that made giggle and even cry a bit. The accident definitely came out of nowhere and changed the directon of the plot line, but for good. It's amazing how such a short story can give you so much more than the long ones - even though I'm more attracted to them. I liked it a lot! This must be one of the rare mangas where the lead female doesn't make you want to smash your head into the wall.