I was a bit confused because there are two men on the cover, and the description says it's yaoi, but the summary mentions Asil and Valerie—Valerie is a female name.
The cover and tags are enough; it's just that a feminine name on a male character is quite distracting. It seems like either the translator or the author didn’t do enough research.
And no, Valerie is a feminine name, not a masculine one.
The masculine versions are Valery, Valeri, and Valeriy. Valerie is strictly feminine. For Slavs, that makes a difference.











Mokyeon is off-the-charts toxic, manipulative, pressuring, and refuses to take "no" for an answer, plus he turns everything around to make it Nanjo's fault. If I were in Nanjo's shoes, I'd never agree to date him. Or, if I had no choice, it would only be after Mokyeon went to extensive therapy and sorted his life out.