LViewItem of Windows.Forms select with mouseclick

In a ListView there are 3 columns. First is the ListViewItem, which has 2 ListViewSubitems. The lines of the program which refers to it are below.

Public Class Form1
    Friend Shared WithEvents LView As ListView = New ListView

    Shared Sub ShowTable(codes As Byte())
        LView.View = View.Details
        LView.Width = 800
        LView.Height = 300
        LView.FullRowSelect = False
        LView.GridLines = True
        LView.Columns.Add("Id1", 200)     'This is ListViewItem
        LView.Columns.Add("Id2", 230)     'This and the next line are the ListViewSubitems
        LView.Columns.Add("Id3", 345)

'Here is the loading of the items of the table
       
        DisplayForm.Controls.Add(LView)  'DisplayForm is the Form's name
        LView.Show()

    End Sub

After appearing the table, want to select an item of it with the mouse click on it. This invokes the MouseClick handler, code below

    Private Shared Sub LView_MouseClick(sender As Object, e As MouseEventArgs) Handles LView.MouseClick

        If e.Button.Equals(MouseButtons.Right) Then
            DelSelected(e)   'This sub define the clicked line
        Else
            MessageBox.Show("This is left click", "Click message", MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel)
            Exit Sub
        End If
    End Sub
End Class

MouseClick event is invoked only, when the ListViewItem is clicked. If SubItems clicked nothing happen, even they are on the ListView.
What would be required, that event sub is invoked on the click of the whole line, but the ListViewSubitems remain disabled for any activities implied their values, the mouse click only invoke the handler function to define which element was clicked. Therefore not good the FullRowSelect property set to True. In that case the whole line is colored, and clicking the subitem (instead itself) returns the parent ListItem, so cannot be defined which subitem was clicked. Maybe by the coordinates of the click can define it with a lot of calculation, but very consumable.

The short answer is: A ListView cannot be clicked anywhere rather only "ListViewItem"-s if the property FullRowSelect=False.
Furthermore ListViewSubitem hasn't Index, Selected, Focused properties.
To resolve this issue i applied this in my class where the ListView datas are processed.

First change in the ShowTable sub the line

LView.FullRowSelect = False
to
LView.FullRowSelect = True

In the declaration section

    Shared oldcolor1 As Color = Nothing, oldcolor2 As Color = Nothing
    Shared selitemindex As Integer = 0, selsubitemindex As Integer = 0
    Shared oldcolor1 As Color = Nothing, oldcolor2 As Color = Nothing
    Shared selitemindex As Integer = 0, selsubitemindex As Integer = 0

In the Sub procedure

        Private Shared Sub ItemSelected(e As MouseEventArgs)

        Dim coordx, coordy, buttpress As Integer
        Dim rowitem As ListViewItem
        Dim info As ListViewHitTestInfo
        If Not oldcolor1.IsEmpty Then
            With LView.Items(selitemindex).SubItems(selsubitemindex)
                .BackColor = oldcolor1
                .ForeColor = oldcolor2
            End With
        End If
        coordx = e.Location.X
        coordy = e.Location.Y
        rowitem = LView.GetItemAt(coordx, coordy)
        info = LView.HitTest(coordx, coordy)
        selitemindex = info.Item.Index
        selsubitemindex = info.Item.SubItems.IndexOf(info.SubItem)
        With LView.Items(selitemindex)
            .Focused = False
            .Selected = False
            oldcolor1 = .BackColor
            oldcolor2 = .ForeColor
            .UseItemStyleForSubItems = False
            .SubItems(selsubitemindex).BackColor = Color.DodgerBlue
            .SubItems(selsubitemindex).ForeColor = Color.White
        End With
    End Sub

Only for extending varieties, instead of HitTest method, ListView.FocusedItem property can be used, of course code must adjust to it. As you like.
Has to know that ListViewSubItem in this case neither Focused nor Selected.
Part of this code based on the linked sheets in the comments of the question. There additional infos can be found on this subject.
So, this how i got through it.