After crashing into her earlier and learning that Yoi is a girl, upperclassman Ichimura, who is also unhappily nicknamed "Prince" because of his good looks and familial wealth, takes an interest in Yoi and attempts to casually pursue her.

When the time to end things comes, they have both begun to develop genuine feelings for each other and decide to continue dating. That is, until she bumps into Ichimura-sempai, the school’s other prince (who’s a he) and gets a taste of what it feels like to be seen for her true self. EditSynopsis Every time Yoi Takiguchi so much as lets out a sigh, her female classmates squeal in admiration and awe. Yaoi Fangirl: One of Yoi's friend Nobara, upon hearing that Ichimura is pursuing Yoi, is seen excitedly holding a magazine that has "BL" (short for "boys' love") written on it and says "I'm making progress. As a couple, I think they complement each other well and storytelling style makes it realistic even if the plot is not.Written and illustrated by Mika Yamamori, the series began serialization in Dessert on July 21, 2020. 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. 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. Nevertheless, this was a sweet, budding high school romance with a lot of endearing tropes included.

To her surprise, she's not sure how to handle this new relationship, especially when her newfound friend is a prince himself (and a guy prince, at that). Strong Family Resemblance: Yoi favors her father quite a bit, who also has short dark hair and handsome features. Ichimura on the other hand is a ladykiller, with bleached hair, piercings galore, and a devil-may-care attitude. 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. 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.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. At first he tries to avoid it and downplay his feelings, but soon even he has to admit that he's behaving differently towards her than anyone else. The Casanova: Ichimura is introduced to Yoi through the rumor that "the number of girls he's made cry is already in the triple digits" to highlight his ladykiller, playboy ways. The author is more preoccupied about making them look gorgeous and handsome in every damn panel than giving them actual personalities or character.

Something about a Rose: Like many Bifauxnen and prince types before her, Yoi is often depicted with roses and Bishie Sparkle when she is coming off or doing something particularly princely.Registered office address: Unit 34 Vulcan House Business Centre, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EF. He goes to an all boys school and has played sports for most of his life so he has little experience talking to women and admittedly comes off much colder than intended because of his awkwardness. After apologizing, he grabs Yoi's face, comments on how beautiful she is, and then proceeds to mistake her for a guy.

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. Yoi is at first not trying to have much to do with him, but his persistence in chasing her, as well as him (barring their first run-in) always treating her as a girl and not a Prince or a boy makes her soon fall for him. They think like in those works, even if Yoi doesn't like it right now, she'll come to enjoy and appreciate his aggressiveness like in those works. While holding the stance she is depicted with twinkling lights and roses to lampshade her princely behavior. Yoi Takiguchi has long legs, a deep voice, and a handsome face…in other words, Yoi is such a good-looking guy that most people don’t notice or care that she is, in fact, a girl.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. Paired with her more boyish looks and consideration towards others, girls in particular, she comes off as a Bifauxnen, much to her annoyance. 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. Though the trial period is over, Yoi and Ichimura-sempai realize that navigating their new relationship will be no easy task. Dubbed a ‘prince’ by her peers since childhood, Yoi has all but given up on being seen as anything else.