The story was pretty confusing about halfway through. It takes a while to understand what's going on, and when you do, it's an annoying "plot twist". This is supposed to be sort of a fantasy manga I think, but it really didn't hold water in that category. As far as the love story goes, it's just like any other romance lately. She hates him, he likes her, she likes him, incoming other guy, etc. The art was also a little too bubbly for my tastes. It could be a lot worse, but it just wasn't really my style.

I liked it, but i just think the ending could fo been more obvious, like you can get who she chose and stuff but it was very last minute, i think it could of had one more chapter to really set the ending. i thought the story was cute and the artwork wasnt to bad either.

... Last updated on January 21st, 2009, 11:09pm

It's very fresh...unique...
the love story is fine

no much to comment
a different taste

just wish the drawing are prettier though

I liked the manga even though it was quite short.
The plot was unique to me as i haven't encountered anything like this before.
The characters were nice, especially the lead-girl who was a bit of a pervert funny when she had the dreams.
The ending was nice and fit my tastes well.

will even though there was a bit of smut in it but i think, of all the work so far by this mangaka that i have read this one was the best i have read so far!
i loved the characters i Especially love Touya cute kid he's one of my most favorite characters soooo adorable though i didn't like how he i guess forgets when Maiko changes the past i so wished he would remember her how he calls her IKO-chan and was so attached to her. will anyway this is one of the best story i recommend it!

... Last updated on February 14th, 2009, 1:14pm

like others have said- the last bit getting all supernatural sort of threw me off. The first volume was pretty good and alluded to how Haruka was a spiritual person. Then in the second volume- they started referring to Haruka and Touya's "powers" that make strange things happen. It made me feel like I had missed a chapter. The series of traveling through time made me think that the author had lost a handle on the plot. The art was okay. However, despite the manga's shortcomings, the characters were very likable.

so so so so so cute, sometimes it seemed just kind of stupid, but god am I a sucker for these happy romances. I love things that make me smile.

The characters are likable and the story's heartwarming. I like how the mangaka added the supernatural element in the story about blood transfusions. However, like moonrabitt and EtceteraSpeed said, there was suddenly too much superpower and I didn't like that either. It first appeared in the beginning of vol 2 and it felt really awkward because the transition from vol 1 to vol 2 is not very well balanced. You're suddenly being thrown new ideas and it seems like it wasn't planned to be there in the first place but was added in the last minute. Nearly the entire vol 3 was full of superpowers. Time travel once or twice is okay, but they did it so many times that you get kinda irritated and just wish they would go back to the present already. One more thing, I think the part where they added the rival was kinda dragged; they could use one or two less chapters. Anyways, Maiko and Yukiya were a cute pair. =) The author was great at catching your attention on the first page.

At first this seemed cute, and perhaps possible (I have heared stories about people getting characteristics from donors) Up to that point the story seemed a bit possible. But then along the road they throw magic at you left and right and then The story is cute, and that little boy is adorable, just be prepared for twists that don't really make sense...
In the end the story made sense, until they got to the plot whole:
So just trow that out the window and read this...

... Last updated on July 13th, 2008, 4:59am

Waah, this manga was sooo cute. I loved it through and through. (Touya-kun is soo cute) Yukiya and Maiko are awesome. Its a beautiful story and a beautiful read. Anyways...