Dubbed a ‘prince’ by her peers since childhood, Yoi has all but given up on being seen as anything else. Ouji went to the curry place owned by Yoi's father on the recommendation of one of his favorite youtubers. Our team is made up of book lovers who are dedicated to sourcing and providing the best books for kids. She has been dubbed the school's "prince" by virtue of her boyishly attractive appearance and casual disposition. He saw Yoi and was immediately entranced by her beauty, realizing later that he fell in love with her in that very instance.

This leads to the two taking shelter at what Yoi comes to realize is Ichimura's large house where he lives alone. The Beauty of the Evening Moon) is a shoujo manga centered on Yoi Takiguchi, a 16 year old girl with stunning androgynous looks and a polite, aloof demeanor to match. 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. 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. Honestly, to me it almost has the feeling of a one-shot about side characters in the middle of a more popular serialized shoujo, which I really love.In the Clear Moonlit Dusk ( Japanese: うるわしの宵の月, Hepburn: Uruwashi no Yoi no Tsuki ) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Mika Yamamori. Yoi's friends shout out Boys over Flowers and Whisper of the Heart when discussing the merits of a guy with a lot of romantic experience like Ichimura pursuing the inexperienced Yoi. This is lampshaded in the story because when Yoi is trying to repress and distract herself from her emotions, she goes into excellence overdrive, exuding princely charm. 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.

Ichimura is so emotionally stirred by it that he has to take a second to compose himself after Yoi leaves. Nevertheless, this was a sweet, budding high school romance with a lot of endearing tropes included. Prince" meets prince in this offbeat high school romance, where two picture-perfect teens must see past appearances to understand what being in love really means. The only issue is that her looks lean more boyish than what's typicaly considered the beauty standard, especially for young girls her age.

This reading is further encouraged because in chapter 3, Yoi compares Ichimura to "the moon reflecting off the water": elusive and hard to grasp, despite appearing so bright and clear. When the time to end things comes, they have both begun to develop genuine feelings for each other and decide to continue dating. But as his bleached hair and piercings indicate, he's much more of a rake than a prince and much like Yoi, he's aware of the mismatch between his personality and the image others have forced upon him and doesn't care for it much. Registered office address: Unit 34 Vulcan House Business Centre, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EF. 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.

I'm a big fan of her other works, Hirunaka no Ryuusei and Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet, and so far Uruwashi no Yoi no Tsuki seems to measure up. Intimate Healing: When Yoi gets a sudden fever in the middle of school and goes to the nurse's office to rest, Ichimura is there skipping class. Caught the Heart on His Sleeve: After Ichimura tells Yoi he won't try to kiss her again because he knows she hates it, Yoi pauses and wonders if she actually did hate it, and unconsciously grabs on to Ichimura's shirt as he turns to leave. 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. Amusement Park: Ichimura ends his and Yoi's first date at an amusement park because he enjoys going to them right before they close at night. One of Ichimura's friends asks Yoi's friend Nobara if she's always like this, to which she replies " Well, relatively. Ichimura as "the moon" is also supported by his first name being Kouhaku, which can be read and understood as "a pale yellowish white", like the glow of the moon.

Crush Blush: Yoi's lack of experience and straight-laced behavior makes her already prone to blushing and sputtering at even the slightest bit of flirtation from Ichimura, but as she slowly becomes more aware of her feelings, even the slightest touches turns her beet red, something that Ichimura can't help but notice. Eu no caso já conheço a história, ainda não folheei o mangá completo, mas em geral sua construção ficou mt bonita. For over a century, Kodansha has relentlessly pursued quality and creativity, which allows us to continuously reimagine what could be.

Gender Reveal: This happens to Yoi all of the time in universe, but the story sets up a quick one for the audience in the first chapter.