I keep having the urge to comment. Cause people nowadays are so shallow & tend to be self-oriented even in their opinions in a BL story that doesn't actually concern their realistic life. I mean it's a story we read & then continue our everyday life, it doesn't affect our real life. But, it just bothers me seeing people so careless about emotional breakdown a character is going though. You can surely pick sides of characters, but why so bitchy & heartless in your judgements?! Nanjo is not responsible for the emotional breakdown of Mokyeon. But why the desire to see the character deprived of any compassion? What kind of lives do you have to be this careless & cold-hearted?!!
OMG! It's getting on my nerves how one dimensional those people are. Viewing the situations with zero sympathy, dealing with it as if it's a math problem
Did Aaron do something bad to be abandoned like that?! I can't remember such an element? I'm done with this easy story sequence by all writers. Not putting enough effort to create a balanced relationship. It's always the bottom feeling wronged for no reason & running away, again, for no reason but some nonsense created in their little brain. Then again you just read the comments going with the flow, not arguing where it matters. Ew. Enough! Elaborate a little!
I'm glad I came across "The Pizza Delivery Man and The Gold Palace." Never read a story with a balanced characters building like that. Also "Between the Lines"; one of a kind story that actually amuses the reader with a realistic characters representation. That is needed a lot among these widespread, bad-written BLs
Yujin ran away cause he is afraid for Aaron's life. He is not kidnapped but Aaron thinks that; he is worried dead for him & broken & holed up in his house for the past year thinking Yujin is in a bad state with his villain father, and never stopped searching for him..!
If he wants Aaron to be better apart from him, he could've given him a fair goodbye! I can't stomach this events turn & justify it
Both at mistake! Bottom more. I mean what the f*** is wrong with you & this continuous lie, man!? You don't want to confess that ML is your long time crush. You don't to admit he is the parent. What's with this circle of lies? Just admit it already. But how will we read a "story" then. Writers only know how to recreate the same clichés there..
Ehhh you shut up ! What kind of fool would confess their feelings to a playboy who fucks around and calls his most reliable friend "friends with benefits" ? Would you do it , confess your feelings if you had feelings for a unreliable and fuckboy like man ? Mc is an honest person , he hid his feelings all this time only to confess when the other guy just wants to sleep with him ? Make some sense
Geonwu has some spine unlike other bottoms who fall apart and gets caught in ML's traps and gets miserable after . He handled his problems and his feelings well including taking care of the person's career he had a crush on. I'm proud of mc because he lied. What tf you expect from mc , tell the Ml that he's pregnant with his child , he has feelings for him when mc doesn't even know if ML will consider his feelings or not ? It's better to suffer alone than getting treated like shit by the other person you have a crush on lol.
Hahaha. I kept reading this just for fun cause the author is putting zero effort in the story and I'm going with it. The prediction was all right & MC is just a w**** who sleeps with every available Alpha. I wonder why people in the comments put such serious efforts to analyze the ""feelings"" part & who this MC will end up with! I mean WTF! There isn't even a story there. Just chill & laugh. MC was presented as just a thirsty hole
Mokyeonie, I love you dear. Get well soon. To the last moment he thought about how Nanjo would hear about the accident if he got hit... I feel so so so bad for him.. He is so obsessed with Nanjo. The atmosphere is very realistic.. the desperation for the beloved one is too real.. Is this story getting any better? It's emotionally exhausting..










Wow wow. The official translation is something else for real! What a decent job, dear Bloomingdale! Such a different experience reading the official version. It is especially important with historical works.