How Did You Guys Become Boyfriends While GamingCh137 - One Deep Kiss For Every Letter Written

 

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Translator's Note

Cannot choose between one or the other because you are fond of both.

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  1. Verbal love is also very good. Love you parents, love you siblings, love you grands, love you translator…. Warm and snugglies and sunshines 😇😇😇😇😇 Thanks for the translation 🤣❤️

  2. Well. It’s just as you said translator it’s common for Asian families to be like using action then words and they avoid saying love but will show it..

  3. Nah, I really like how author-sama making misunderstanding and clearing them in a smooth way. If we want to talk about ‘forced misunderstandings’ we should talk abut American’ novels, cause they consist only of misunderstandings and parting-get together, repeat… =.= And I agree that we need to understand cultural differences, even if only to enjoy reading novels from other countries ^^

    Thank You for the new chapter (´∩。• ᵕ •。∩`) ♡

  4. Aiyo~ so proud of the BOF babies 🤧 2 former teamated on world cup finals. I like the captain’s idea 😆 diff team on each cheek and country’s flag on the forehead haha

    My heart went to Chen Mo 😭 how many years have passed. And the competitions and up and down feelings. Indeed joined during high time but not once able to hold that trophy yet. To experience that feeling with his teamates. Momo is silent but when he speaks, it’s always bullseye hahaha be it the dirty or the meaningful ones or one word practical/straights UwU

  5. I do agree with you, not just with CN. It’s an Asian issue. Like my parents never really uttered the words “I love you” until we were in our late 30s. And they had to learn because they have a grandson, my nephew, now. There was a joke (gosh I forgot who the comedian was) when he was asked about his love language, like is it “words of affirmation”? Words of affirmation from Asian parents? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!