Nothing special, but there's nothing wrong with reading it either. It's eccentric, but the relationship between the main characters doesn't feel force, so that's a point in favor. Although the art...well, maybe it was the quality of the image, but I had higher expectations of this author.

Typical story of an eccentric rich boy (think Tamaki from Ouran) who breaks down the perfect, honor student façade of the poor girl with his free-spirited ways and unexpected kindness. It's not bad, although the art could be much better. The eyes can become freakishly big, particularly on Prince Gigi, and the noses and angular chins are really weird.