| Creator | Isaku Natsume |
| Japanese Title | 飴色パラドックス |
| Japanese Title (Romaji) | Ameiro Paradox |
| Japanese Publisher | Shinshokan |
| English Publisher | SuBLime |
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Candy Color Paradox Vol. 1 by Isaku Natsume
Satoshi Onoe prides himself on his good writing and ethical reporting for the weekly magazine he writes for. But when the stakeout teams are shuffled around, he ends up being paired up with Motoharu Kaburagi, an ill-mannered photographer who’s nothing but trouble. Onoe despises Kaburagi’s haphazard and unethical reporting methods, and the two constantly fight. But as they spend more time together, Kaburagi’s two-faced attitude makes Onoe begin to see him in a different light.
2 reviews for Candy Color Paradox Vol. 1 by Isaku Natsume
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midgeyu –
There’s nothing especially special about this workplace romance, but it does what it does well. I appreciate its balance of light-heartedness with the occasional more serious moments. It’s also always nice to find a long-ish BL series where you can follow the couple through the development of their relationship. Onoe can be a bit immature at times, which sometimes makes it hard to buy him as as a working professional, but it balances out well enough over the course of the series with his pride in his work to not bother me. I also appreciate the insight into an industry that I never really thought about much before. Anyway, if you’re looking for a workplace romance that isn’t your typical generic office setting, give this a shot.
Christine –
One of my all time favorites. Onoe is transferred to a new department as a journal and is teamed up with Kaburagi who is his complete opposite. While the bicker and get on each other’s nerves, Onoe falls in love and is totally horrified by this fact. And he’s not exactly hiding it well. Kaburagi, ever the observant photo journalist, picks up on it almost as soon as Onoe realizes. With a few twists, turns and craziness, they manage to work things out in the end. I found myself laughing quite a bit, and completely enjoyed the journey.