What am I crying about honey, you're under MY comment bitching because you desperately needed me to know that you were going to keep reading this. Telling ME to a get a life is ironic when you can't differentiate between smut slop and stories with an actual plot to them due to your preconceived idea of what all yaoi entails. And yes, I have seen plenty of people proving you wrong. Stop being a twat under my comment and get a hobby ml
You’re UNDER MY comment too lmaoo and I replay to a lot of comments you’re not special. You’re so desperate for people’s attention you went around replying to everyone because you need attention so badly . And yes you can stop replying if you actually wanted to but you don’t because you crave attention that badly lmaoo you Dont even know what Yaoi smut is lmaoo
Baby...I haven't said a single word under your comment in about 12 hours lol, did you miss me so bad you started deluding yourself ? I never claimed to be special, I said stop bitching under my comment. I only replied to maybe 4 people, so again, you're wrong within every sad insult you try to make. I could stop replying, but seeing as you're still going and clearly getting your panties in a twist, I'm waiting for you to be the bigger person you're desperately trying to make yourself seem to be. And I didn't say anything about "yaoi smut," I said smut slop. Read, baby, read.

Maybe this is rude idrc, but if you're going to complain about the pacing, just go read any other bl where they kiss, fuck, and makeup within 10 chapters. For a slowburn, it's moving along quite well, and the author has been building this plot on since the very beginning, I thought that was obvious enough but I guess not. There would've been no point in constantly having Park Gitae appear during the college arc, or showing Juheon's aunt infere with his life, or bringing up Dohu's inability to "function normally," had it not been for plot building. A lot of bls these days are kinda just slop with bad drama that gets sidelined by constant sex, and misunderstandings are oftentimes flimsy and genuinely could be solved easily, but it's much more different here. It's not JUST a "misunderstanding," the author already showed that Juheon's aunt threatened to mess with Dohu while they were still in college, and from Juheon's pov, he doesn't know if he can trust Dohu again without having their relationship blow up in his face once more. For Dohu, he doesn't understand what Juheon is planning or what's motivating him nor what his "plan" is—having one talk won't just fix every outward issue, and for two emotionally closed off/unavailable/avoidant people, it's that much harder to just sit and have a conversation.