In my case, this manga far exceeded my expectations.

The plot is original, of course it has a lot fiction in it, and it can be difficult at first to start to enjoy the story if you look for more believable shoujo mangas, but I'm sure it won't be a dissapointment.
I loved Teru, seriously, she is a fine main character, I found her actions and her way of confronting things very believable, and that's the thing that, in my case, makes the difference among other series. Of course there are some clichés, after all, it's a shoujo manga, but I'm the kind of person that isn't bothered by them if the story is well executed.

On the other hand, we have Kurosaki, a sweet cutie-pie too good for this world. I mean, he's not an innocent man or anything, he has commited some sinful things (as the author makes us understand throughout the story) but that doesn't make him a bad person. It just makes him human. And of course, how can we not forgive him for what he had done in the past? He's in so much pain that I was so glad that he found someone to help him to bear with it.

Now, I'm going to get into the relationship between those two. If you are looking for a nice couple worth of being shipped, this is the one. They are just so nice together, and it's such a healthy relationship. I know that I sound like a crazy fangirl, but I'm all about good romances. And luckily, they aren't cheesy at all, most of the time they interact with each other it's just as a comic relief, but when things turn serious, they become this amazing couple, where they support and protect one another.

In conclusion, this manga is well-worth of your time if you enjoy a good romance between two great characters that will make you laugh more than once, also, the art is very nice and I have to point out how the mangaka drew the eyes, because they are just beautiful and full of emotions (especially Teru's).

There's only one thing that made me rate this manga an 8 instead of a 10, and it is that the hacker thing and the huge plot that develops throughout the story wasn't my cup of tea. Sometimes it was well executed and interesting, but other times I just felt that they were extending it too much.