Translation, Sentence, Love

*There are parts that are described differently from the truth for the sake of the work's atmosphere. Please keep this in mind when using the book. *This work contains sexual relations between the gong, the su, and a third party. Please keep this in mind when using the book. "Read me a phrase. In your mother tongue." Ian Hartnett, the most watched writer in contemporary Anglo-American literature. Baek Mu-yeong, the translator who translated all of his books, heads to London to translate the play script of Ian's debut work, "Things Like Jokes." A dark theater, the moment just before the curtain rises. Mu-yeong, who inadvertently raised his head, discovers <Ian Hartnett> outside the book fo...