To clarify, in Korean, "juin-nim" or 주인, means "master" or "owner". The "-nim" part is just an honorific that denotes the other party's superior position. So, it's a play on words, here, since the seme is actually named "Joo-In" (주인) by the author.
Anyway, this was probably obvious since they're doing a master and pet roleplay, but I just wanted to let you all know.
To clarify, in Korean, "juin-nim" or 주인, means "master" or "owner". The "-nim" part is just an honorific that denotes the other party's superior position. So, it's a play on words, here, since the seme is actually named "Joo-In" (주인) by the author.
Anyway, this was probably obvious since they're doing a master and pet roleplay, but I just wanted to let you all know.