In the Clear Moonlit Dusk Vol. 1

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Love Confession: Ouji ends up telling Yoi that he has feelings for her and quickly hugging her after she spends the day with him picking out a gift for his younger sister. While holding the stance she is depicted with twinkling lights and roses to lampshade her princely behavior.

Ichimura's so moved by her appearance that he doesn't want any of the friends he came with to also see her like that, lest they too realize just how beautiful she is. Our team is made up of book lovers who are dedicated to sourcing and providing the best books for kids. Because of this, most men don't pursue her, leading her to have never dated anyone let alone been asked out. We later learn this is because since middle school, she's been somewhat unfavorably compared to her older and more traditionally feminine sister by the boys in her class. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.Ichimura is so emotionally stirred by it that he has to take a second to compose himself after Yoi leaves. Yoi is well aware of the fact that she looks androgynous enough to pass for a young man and can even accept that, but she doesn't really enjoy being treated like a Prince or constantly mistaken for a boy. Eu no caso já conheço a história, ainda não folheei o mangá completo, mas em geral sua construção ficou mt bonita.

Lascivious Beauty Mark: Big Man on Campus Ichimura has a beauty mark near his mouth and is a known ladykiller in school; he hooks up with girls freely and doesn't stay tied down for long. Stalker with a Crush: After Yoi tells her friends that Ichimura told her father he wants to date her so he can stare at her face all the time, her friends joke that he sounds like a stalker.We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child. 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.

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. 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. 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. 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. We follow the girl as she sits down with her friend and the two wonder whether they should ask Yoi for his contact info becuase they're smitten.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. 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. in an exaggerated way) while the male lead, Ichimura, is incredibly competent for a guy in a shoujo. Bifauxnen: Yoi's slim body, shortly cropped hair, and lower voice gives her a somewhat androgynous appearance, which has led to most people who just quickly meet her confusing her for a very beautiful young man. Seeing the gap between Yoi's princely persona and more innocent personality is actually what ends up appealing to Ichimura.

Dubbed a ‘prince’ by her peers since childhood, Yoi has all but given up on being seen as anything else. Holding Hands: In an effort to get closer, Ichimura asks Yoi if they can keep their flirtatious vibes going after their gyoza date by holding her hand.Although she tries to avoid him, he helps her into the bed and climbs in with her, using the excuse of sharing his body heat to help her fall asleep and get rest. The characters on paper fit pretty generic tropes but the author does a great job of playing on the archetypes in a refreshing, realistic take. She balks but can't resist and eventually the two nap together, with her commenting on how nice it feels, likening him to a giant cat.