Officially Fargo has announced that the story will be alphaxalpha. I don't think they'll change their initial idea.
Also I don't know if this matters to some, but Fargo also confirmed that Byul would be the bottom, but the story will stay PG so it doesn't actually matter. Please do not harass the author for their choices. I was so surprised by how many rude comments the author received when they announced their thoughts on Byul being a bottom.
I don't think I'll ever prove it (and it doesn't matter) but I'm convinced the author initially wrote He Tian as crushing on Jian Yi, but then shifted gears when Mo got more developed.
He Tian was sniffing Jian Yi, calling him cute, and very touchy feely to start (yes, I'm rereading this for the twelfth time)
This is a lovely series, but I don't think I could ever read this again (and I say that with love). I love the main girl and she deserves the love she pursues but the story of the two boys was so so raw. I felt actual heartache reading their story (the broadcast room scene broke me)
Still think it's very worth reading for those who haven't!
Reminder that if you read and enjoy this, it doesn't automatically make you a bad person.
I'm sure there are a few readers on here experiencing shame for reading and even enjoying this. I see a lot of people justifying why they keep coming back, and you don't need to explain to others why you might like this.
The people on here calling you gross or disturbed aren't trained professionals. They are people who's moral compass believes what you read is what you are. They have a right to feel upset with the content but they are wrong to try and label people liking this content as evil. It's a very sheltered and privileged viewpoint, as there are people currently in the world that are committing these acts. But I don't believe most people that read this think it's 'good', and what to experience this level of trauma or enact it on someone else.
There has been countless studies and research about how the average person has dark thoughts. Whether it's envious feelings over a friend or something darker, like enjoying rape fantasies (can't find the study and it was a few years back but there was a study where 60% of women admitted to having a rape fantasy. Most weren't delusional enough to want to experience it). It's a lot more normal than most people think, but we live in a society where most of that is hushed, especially matters of sex (at least in the west).
If you ARE concerned about your thoughts or maybe exploring why you are attracted to these kinds of topics, it's not a weakness to explore it with a professional. NOT mangago, or tiktok, or twitter. Rarely people are doing any kind of research and are speaking with their feelings. However, I do think we have a responsibility to make sure dark fantasies don't go out of hand. If your thoughts become obsessive, if they disrupt your daily life, if they creep into the real world, and you feel impulses to put yourself or someone else at risk, again, it's not a weakness to ask for help.
As a loveable fictional character once said. It's your actions and choices that make you who you are .










Chase is a dumbass lmao. Josh and his sister look so alike, how do you not even consider that possibility?