Tsukasa struggles with her desire to support her friend as it conflicts with her own feelings.

Tsukasa Shiratori Nadeshiko Washio Mikage Kotooka Nameless Asterism generally received positive reviews.

Otaku USA recommended the first volume, praising its strong start and noting that "drama arises naturally and nothing feels forced.

"[13] Anime News Network gave volume's 1 and 2 an overall B+ rating, noting that the series was off to good start and that it really understood its characters and setting, as well as praising the Kina Kobayashi for avoiding melodrama as they "shows a clear understanding of the fact that what seems ridiculous in hindsight at the time is actually of the utmost importance.

"[14] In 2019, it was included in the Young Adult Library Services Association's list of "Great Graphic Novels for Teens".