Story: 7
Perhaps one of the most cliche type of manga/anime is when a guy is always saving some girl from danger. This isn't precisely it, but it teeters slightly on the edge. A guy who has a berserk mode calmed by the heroine isn't the newest of ideas.

Art: 9
Simply put... I loved it. The only thing is I believe Yukio blushed a bit too much. But, that's typical of a shoujo manga, so I can't complain.

Character: 10
This story stars a popular jock and kind girl... Wait, no it doesn't! Those who know me know that I dislike typical "I can't do anything by myself" girls. Yukio... Isn't that. Simply put, this girl has a backbone - not only does she stand up for what she believes in, but she also doesn't conform to a crowd around her. I respect that. And Leo's character sure is a change of pace that I'm personally not used to. How many mangas out there feature aggressive jocks or simply quiet men? Those are usually the basic manga stereotypes. But Leo is one of the first I've seen that has been...well, you know if you've read it. I don't want to give too much away...

Enjoyment: 9
I read this in two days, and it would have been less if not for other engagements. That should say enough. The only thing I didn't enjoy was the repetition of a single event: Yukio is put into danger, Leo saves her. The first few times were enough.

Overall: 9
I adored this manga, it definitely will be put into my favorites. If there was an anime, I would watch without a doubt.