In the Clear Moonlit Dusk Vol. 1

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Then the next panel reveals Yoi's school uniform: a white button down tucked into a form fitted black mini-skirt. The chemistry between them is really steamy and I think the story is turning out like how the friend perceives it to be like a sweet BL romance. I especially liked Yoi's character design, and I felt like the balance between her femininity and masculinity was really spot on. There she's finally able to admit her desire to actually talk more with guys and Ichimura takes the opportunity to hold her hand. Secret Relationship: As part of the rules for their trial dating, Yoi stipulates that outside of them (and their friends who are there when she is reading out the list of guidelines) no one can know they are dating.

Also even tho her style now is more bishi than ever it seems less unique, her previous style was more recognizable. The girls, acting as Audience Surrogates are shocked to learn that the princely boy was actually a girl.Therefore, the title can be understood as a statement on love, particularly a beautifully subtle love, which suits the slow burn of the relationship that happens between the two leads. I Just Want to Be Normal: Said word for word by Yoi to Ichimura when he says that she really looked like a real prince defending a girl in need.

Strong Family Resemblance: Yoi favors her father quite a bit, who also has short dark hair and handsome features. This is a perfect manga for people who don't like when the female character is too girly/looks like she has an impossibly high pitched voice. As a couple, I think they complement each other well and storytelling style makes it realistic even if the plot is not.All of this baffles Ichimura, who can't understand why any of that should even matter because she's still, in his words, "so beautiful you have to stare. We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child. He has the wealth, the status (his dad is the CEO of multiple businesses), the good looks, and the slightly aloof demeanor to fit the bill. Ichimura's friend wonders whether or not Ichimura genuinely fell for Yoi the very first time they met since he is seemingly inexplicably and intensely attracted to her and is treating her in ways he's never treated the many other girls he's been with. First of all, the female lead is really beautiful even when she’s referred to as the prince of the school.

Ichimura counters that it's good to be a princely girl, because being so, she doesn't have to adhere to all of the gender expectations that other girls must contend with. Because of her looks and casually chivalrous behavior, she has been nicknamed "Prince" at her new high school by both adoring female and male students alike, much to her annoyance and resignation. She is beautiful, polite, and surprisingly innocent in comparison to her peers due to her lack of experience with men cause by her Bifauxnen looks. When the time to end things comes, they have both begun to develop genuine feelings for each other and decide to continue dating.

If It's You, It's Okay: Ichimura cannot explain at first what it is that draws him to Yoi other than her stunning good looks and says that he thinks he'd be just as interested and fascinated by her even if she was a guy. Yoi Takiguchi’s long legs, deep voice, and handsome face are the perfect recipe for an attractive guy-until people realize she is, in fact, a girl. Because of this, most men don't pursue her, leading her to have never dated anyone let alone been asked out.