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Yanagi: The Most Patient Male Character

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Yanagi, one of the most patient male characters I have ever seen.When Yanagi was young, he was known to be the "Prince" of his school. He thought of himself as the King of his world. He excels at almot everything and is the target of the female population 's admiration, much to the disdain of some boys. When Kujou(the lead female character) transferred to his school, Yanagi considered her his rival because she excels and competes with him in almost everything he does. He dismissed his tutors and wanted to defeat Kujou with his own strength. Just like half the guys in manga and anime have a mask, when in front of other people, Yanagi 's gentleman side is shown. In front of Kujou, he retains his childish and cute personality. Kujou also

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