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Flip the Script

Flip the Script

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  • Author：Lyla Lee
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Summary

The first rule of watching K-dramas: Never fall in love with the second lead。

As an avid watcher of K-dramas， Hana knows all the tropes to avoid when she finally lands a starring role in a buzzy new drama。 And she can totally handle her fake co-star boyfriend who might be falling in love with her。 After all， she promised the producers a contract romance， and that’s all they’re going to get from her。

But when showrunners bring on a new girl to challenge Hana’s role as main love interest—and worse， it’s someone Hana knows all too well—can  Hana fight for her position on the show while falling for her on-screen rival in real life？

-K-drama lovers will fall for all the fan-favorite tropes that make for a hit show。
-Romance is everywhere in this swoony， joy-filled novel， with fake dating， a secret relationship， and a classic love triangle！
-Visit South Korea as Hana takes readers through popular spots and hidden gems。

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Reviews

Danielle ，

This was a sweet book， and a great follow up to the author’s first title， I’ll Be the One！ It’s not related， but it’s in the same world so it was fun to hear the first book referenced。The romance in this was sweet to read， and the ending brought tears to my eyes。 I loved the Korean setting and the KDrama aspect of the story， too！ It was a lot of fun。

Vickie ，

"Things like 'this is our day 1' seemed so corny when I saw couples talk about it in K-dramas， but getting that message from someone I care about makes my entire day。"This book was so sweet， like ice cream and milk tea and marshmallows！ It was a really easy and fun read that felt light-hearted and free。 Hana and Minjee are the cutest， I found myself feeling all those feelings of falling in love for the first time again🥺 And their little friendship trio with Bryan is so heartwarming to see。 I fou "Things like 'this is our day 1' seemed so corny when I saw couples talk about it in K-dramas， but getting that message from someone I care about makes my entire day。"This book was so sweet， like ice cream and milk tea and marshmallows！ It was a really easy and fun read that felt light-hearted and free。 Hana and Minjee are the cutest， I found myself feeling all those feelings of falling in love for the first time again🥺 And their little friendship trio with Bryan is so heartwarming to see。 I found myself rooting for all three characters as they smash the homophobic patriarchy。 😤This story highlights young love in its sweetest， most innocence essence， and I haven't found myself reading characters that felt so young in a long time， so it just didn't stick to me as much， hence the four stars。 They are such young， brave characters that I know will inspire so many people and I've never been so excited for a character to dominate their future！ Lastly， I love the LGBTQ+ representation in this and adding it to a Kdrama setting just makes it even more perfect！ 💖Thank you Netgalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review！ 。。。more

Jordan ，

'Flip the Script' by Lyla Lee is a clean romance novel set in modern day South Korea starring Jin Hana - a Koren-American teenager who moved to South Korea to pursue her dream of K-Drama stardom and is finally getting her big break。 Unfortunately， her drama series isn't going so well which means the production company is suggesting she fake-date her co-star Bryan and bring on another female lead to create a love-triangle。 Hana realises pretty quickly that it's Minjee - her friend and the second 'Flip the Script' by Lyla Lee is a clean romance novel set in modern day South Korea starring Jin Hana - a Koren-American teenager who moved to South Korea to pursue her dream of K-Drama stardom and is finally getting her big break。 Unfortunately， her drama series isn't going so well which means the production company is suggesting she fake-date her co-star Bryan and bring on another female lead to create a love-triangle。 Hana realises pretty quickly that it's Minjee - her friend and the second female lead - who she likes rather than the traditional choice of K-Pop star Bryan。 The romance in 'Flip the Script' is sweet and fluffy as the two girls come together through misunderstandings and rivalries。 The background and politics surrounding each decision and the friendship/romance on display made this so interesting to read。 As someone who is a very， very casual K-Drama/K-Pop fan a lot of the information was new to me - S。Korean fans are scary！On the other hand， I did find the characters very flat compared to the tension going on with the show。 Bryan falls in love with Hana pretty quickly for no reason and we see very little of Minjee’s conflict with her parents。 Tensions are resolved pretty easily or not built into properly and everything is very pastel。If you're looking for a fun， easy romance where two people take on the world then I think you will find everything to like in 'Flip the Script'。 If you like more tension and inter-personal drama in your romance then I would give this one a miss。 。。。more

Gretal ，

While I really enjoyed this， I didn't love it quite as much as I'll Be the One。 Still definitely recommend it tho！ While I really enjoyed this， I didn't love it quite as much as I'll Be the One。 Still definitely recommend it tho！ 。。。more

laurel [the suspected bibliophile] ，

I didn't love this one as much as I adored I'll Be the One， mainly because I wanted more of Minjee （and more of her personality to show on the page）。 I wanted MORE。But it was still really great， and had a really awesome discussion of homophobia in Korea。I also really loved a lot of the adult figures （the good ones） in the show: Sophia， and Hana's mom and dad。 And， to a smaller extent， Director Cha and Mr。 Choi。Full RTC。I received this ARC from NetGalley for an honest review I didn't love this one as much as I adored I'll Be the One， mainly because I wanted more of Minjee （and more of her personality to show on the page）。 I wanted MORE。But it was still really great， and had a really awesome discussion of homophobia in Korea。I also really loved a lot of the adult figures （the good ones） in the show: Sophia， and Hana's mom and dad。 And， to a smaller extent， Director Cha and Mr。 Choi。Full RTC。I received this ARC from NetGalley for an honest review 。。。more

Janna ，

i absolutely CANNOT wait to read FLIP THE SCRIPT！！ i loved ILL BE THE ONE and this one sounds just as amazing！！ also look at the gorgeous cover omg i post about queer books here: instagram / tiktok /twitter i absolutely CANNOT wait to read FLIP THE SCRIPT！！ i loved ILL BE THE ONE and this one sounds just as amazing！！ also look at the gorgeous cover omg i post about queer books here: instagram / tiktok /twitter 。。。more

Hannah ，

Hana came to Korea a few years ago to become a k-drama star after being discovered in America。 Her parents moved back to Korea with her to support her future career。 Now she is staring in her first major role along side a k-pop idol， Bryan， who is taking some time away from music to concentrate on acting。 But when the first few episode don’t do so great in ratings the producers ask Hana and Bryan to fake date to help the show out。 Hana has no interest in dating Bryan， but as they get to know eac Hana came to Korea a few years ago to become a k-drama star after being discovered in America。 Her parents moved back to Korea with her to support her future career。 Now she is staring in her first major role along side a k-pop idol， Bryan， who is taking some time away from music to concentrate on acting。 But when the first few episode don’t do so great in ratings the producers ask Hana and Bryan to fake date to help the show out。 Hana has no interest in dating Bryan， but as they get to know each other it is clear Bryan sees dating potential between them。 Then the show brings on Minjee to play her rival on the show。 Minjee has been her close friend and rival for parts since she moved to Korea。 But they stopped talking when Hana got the part in the show over Minjee。 But as their friendship rekindles， something more may be brewing as well。 There is a lot of LGBTQ+ representation in this book。 Hana is Bi， Bryan is Pan and Minjee is a lesbian。 There is homophobic backlash in the book， but Lyla lee has created another clean read that supports and uplifts LGBTQ+ characters while still being real with how people in todays crazy society react to things that frankly are none of their business。 Yes they are actors， but that doesn't mean that their personal lives should be the subject of anyone else’s conversations。 I loved the shout outs to her first book throughout this one。 It made me smile whenever I read something that brought Skye and Henry up without even mentioning them by name。 The romance is pure and simple and the friendship's help make the story so sweet。 My only reason for not giving it 5 stars is that I wish like I knew the characters all better。 They remind me a lot of the 2-d characters in books I read as a teen when books never got bigger than 150pages。 A big thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for the pre-published copy in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more

ethan ，

3。5 rounded up。 Thank you to NetGalley and HarperCollins Children’s Books for an eARC of this book！ All opinions are my own。Jin Hana has finally achieved her dream: to star in a K-drama。 Sure， it’s across from the self-obsessed K-pop star Yoon Bryan， and the first episodes do worse than everyone thought， and she has to fake-date said K-pop star to boost ratings， but she’s living the dream！ Enter her school rival， Park Minjee。 As Minjee and Hana compete on-screen to be Bryan’s love interest， behi 3。5 rounded up。 Thank you to NetGalley and HarperCollins Children’s Books for an eARC of this book！ All opinions are my own。Jin Hana has finally achieved her dream: to star in a K-drama。 Sure， it’s across from the self-obsessed K-pop star Yoon Bryan， and the first episodes do worse than everyone thought， and she has to fake-date said K-pop star to boost ratings， but she’s living the dream！ Enter her school rival， Park Minjee。 As Minjee and Hana compete on-screen to be Bryan’s love interest， behind the scenes， they find themselves falling for each other… But in a conservative society like Korea， can their relationship survive？This was my first time reading a K-drama/K-pop romance， and I enjoyed it！ Not only was it unapologetically queer， but it also unapologetically displayed South Korean culture。 The descriptions of cultural landmarks were so vibrant and I found myself really wishing I could visit Seoul！ The romance between Minjee and Hana was really cute， although I wished we could get more development。 I also really like Bryan， though I don’t really understand why Hana doesn’t like him at first。 I did think the ending was kind of cheesy， but Hana’s speech at the end had me tearing up。 I want this book to become popular in K-pop and K-drama communities， because it addresses why queer representation is important， and how Korean society stifles it。 Overall， while this book could have used more development of certain character relationships and plotlines， it was a cute and empowering read！ 。。。more

Anna Marie ，

Thank you， Katherine Tegen Books， for allowing me to read Flip the Script early！This was extremely fun and cute， with an interesting premise that delivered from every angle！ I loved our two protagonists and the juxtaposition of love/hate between real life and the K-drama。 Lyla Lee definitely crafted a splendid book。

Sam - Read & Buried ，

I received an advance reader's copy from the publisher。 Flip the Script is an adorable queer romance that will undoubtedly tick all the boxes on a certain reader's wishlist （read: mine）。 A fast， light yet poignant read， I devoured it in less than 24 hours， and this will definitely be one I return to when I'm feeling like I need a book palate cleanser。 I was a little apprehensive going in， as my knowledge of the worlds of K-drama and K-pop are admittedly very limited， but I didn't feel like Lee e I received an advance reader's copy from the publisher。 Flip the Script is an adorable queer romance that will undoubtedly tick all the boxes on a certain reader's wishlist （read: mine）。 A fast， light yet poignant read， I devoured it in less than 24 hours， and this will definitely be one I return to when I'm feeling like I need a book palate cleanser。 I was a little apprehensive going in， as my knowledge of the worlds of K-drama and K-pop are admittedly very limited， but I didn't feel like Lee either spoke down to me or left me confused， for which I was grateful。 Readers who are already K-drama fans won't need these explanations， but Lee keeps them succinct and it doesn't take you out of the story， so I don't think they are too obtrusive。 The trio of main characters are all very distinct， and while at first I couldn't quite see what made Hana fall for a certain character， as the story progressed this became more clear。 All three immediately make you interested and care about them while still very much being teenagers。 If I have any suggestions， I found that sometimes I wanted more insight from Hana on various subjects。 I didn't quite understand why she found Bryan so annoying at the beginning of the book， and sometimes she states how she's feeling without going into much detail as to why or what the specifics are。 That being said， I don't think it detracts from the story being told， and there are definitely points where Hana's succinctness is appropriate - it might actually be difficult to walk that line had Lee tried to do so。 The ending ties everything up very neatly， and while I'd normally say that isn't a good thing， I think it works well here with these characters and this story。 The story finishes off just as strongly as the rest of the book， and that's a rare find in cases like this; I didn't feel like there was a rush to get to the end nor was there an unnecessarily extended ending。 If you're interested in queer YA romance， this is a fantastic representation of that。 The backdrop of Seoul and K-drama is one that makes for a unique spin， and I think it'll be right up the alley of a lot of readers。 。。。more

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Ashley Dang ，

In a place where everything you do is micromanaged， upcoming actress Hana has finally landed a leading role in a kdrama across from super famous Kpop star Bryan Yoon。 When their show gets low ratings the higher ups propose a tactic to garner more attention for the show: Hana and Bryan fake dating。。。 except Bryan starts falling for her and when Hana’s old classmate/ rival/ and best friend Minjee comes back into her life。。。 Hana is starting to realize the reason she isn’t falling for the sweet K-p In a place where everything you do is micromanaged， upcoming actress Hana has finally landed a leading role in a kdrama across from super famous Kpop star Bryan Yoon。 When their show gets low ratings the higher ups propose a tactic to garner more attention for the show: Hana and Bryan fake dating。。。 except Bryan starts falling for her and when Hana’s old classmate/ rival/ and best friend Minjee comes back into her life。。。 Hana is starting to realize the reason she isn’t falling for the sweet K-pop heart throb is because her heart already belongs to the one person it wasn’t suppose to。 In the Kdrama world the rule is : don’t fall in love with your costars。。。 but how will Hana balance the line between her fake relationship with Bryan， her feelings for her best friend Minjee， and escaping the ordeals of paparazzi， crazy fans， and the pressures of the industry？ Hana will have to find it in herself to be brave enough to stand up for who she is and who she loves in an industry that does not look kindly to queer individuals， especially when pressure from the higher ups could completely ruin her career but the career of those she cares about。 This was a sweet and cute story about finding the courage to stand up for who you are and who you love。 As a huge k-drama fan myself it was so much fun to see hints of other K-drama shows mentioned and how realistic the pressures Hana was under。 Her relationship with Minjee was adorable and so sweet， seriously Minjee is amazing。 Her friendship with Bryan was just as cute and fun！ Definitely give this one a read！*Thanks Netgalley and HarperCollins Children's Books， Katherine Tegen Books for sending me an arc in exchange for an honest review* 。。。more

Clara ，

This was so sweet！ I flew through it， and it made me smile so much。 Hana， Minjee， and Bryan are all such great characters， and I loved watching the dynamics between and among them change over the course of the story。 And even though the book generally very light， it has some serious discussions about homophobia in Korean culture that I can tell are going to mean a lot to so many readers。CW: homophobia， outing of queer characters

Katie ，

If I could give this book more than 5 stars I would because not only was it ADORABLE and sweet， but also made me miss being in Seoul so much！ Hana and Minjee were so sweet and all of their dates around Seoul were so cute （and all places I'd visited so I could really imagine and relate）。 I also loved all of the k-drama tropes too！ If you're a fan of k-dramas or k-pop you really have to read this book！ Another part of this book I really enjoyed was the way more current events and actual celebritie If I could give this book more than 5 stars I would because not only was it ADORABLE and sweet， but also made me miss being in Seoul so much！ Hana and Minjee were so sweet and all of their dates around Seoul were so cute （and all places I'd visited so I could really imagine and relate）。 I also loved all of the k-drama tropes too！ If you're a fan of k-dramas or k-pop you really have to read this book！ Another part of this book I really enjoyed was the way more current events and actual celebrities were worked in to the story， like mentions of BTS and Holland， the struggles of male idols worrying about their relevancy when having to go do their military service， and even the covid outbreak that was traced back to the gay night club。 Also Bryan was actually really sweet （and *SPOILER* I really would love to read like a short story about him and Claude！！） 。。。more

Sabrina ，

This premise sounds so incredibly amazing I actually cannot quite articulate how hyped I am to read this book

Priyanka Taslim ，

I’LL BE THE ONE， Lyla Lee’s YA debut following an aspiring Korean-American musician who wants to win a kpop competition but is judged for her size， got me out of a major reading slump back in the day。Similarly， FLIP THE SCRIPT， which now tackles the kdrama industry and its homophobia， is a very bingeable and fun read。 This one stars Hana， who just landed her first lead role in a kdrama after relocating from America to pursue her dreams。 She is bisexual but closeted because of the dangers being q I’LL BE THE ONE， Lyla Lee’s YA debut following an aspiring Korean-American musician who wants to win a kpop competition but is judged for her size， got me out of a major reading slump back in the day。Similarly， FLIP THE SCRIPT， which now tackles the kdrama industry and its homophobia， is a very bingeable and fun read。 This one stars Hana， who just landed her first lead role in a kdrama after relocating from America to pursue her dreams。 She is bisexual but closeted because of the dangers being queer present to her career， but her secret is compromised when she’s forced to fake date her male co-star for publicity AND her female best friend/rival/crush is brought onto the show to play the second love interest for the hero。FTS is a joyful romp through Seoul and other Korean destinations， filled with delicious food descriptions， insight into the world of Korean films （I did NOT know they filmed live and it gives me even greater respect for some of my favorite dramas）， and serious commentary on Korean society that still keeps the plot light and sweet。 I also cheered every time the characters from IBTO were mentioned。Thank you to the author for an ARC！ FTS releases in May and I think it’s a perfect read for summer！ 。。。more

Nenia ✨ I yeet my books back and forth ✨ Campbell ，

I saw K-drama and then I stopped reading because that was all I needed to read #added

Rebecca ，

I really enjoyed this book！ I appreciated the bi representation （as well as others） and learned enough about Korean dramas that now I want to watch some！

Hannah ，

Has anyone figured out time travel yet， so I can jump to May？ This waiting is torture 😩

ann ，

i’m soooooo excited to read this book when it comes out ！！

Maria♥ ，

MY FIRST ARC BESTIES （Note: I received a copy of this wonderful book in a giveaway from the author， however my review is still unbiased） 4。5 stars！！！！Thank you so much Lyla Lee for giving me the opportunity to read this important， astonishing book that was sweet enough to rot my teeth！ I absolutely loved reading about South Korea and it’s locations， not to mention the chaotic world of K-Dramas and our powerful， funny， and kindhearted protagonists I want to cradle and protect。 The queer represen MY FIRST ARC BESTIES （Note: I received a copy of this wonderful book in a giveaway from the author， however my review is still unbiased） 4。5 stars！！！！Thank you so much Lyla Lee for giving me the opportunity to read this important， astonishing book that was sweet enough to rot my teeth！ I absolutely loved reading about South Korea and it’s locations， not to mention the chaotic world of K-Dramas and our powerful， funny， and kindhearted protagonists I want to cradle and protect。 The queer representation also added the perfect touch。 It was so refreshing to see a spin （or FLIP *enter comedic disappointment now*） of the classic girl falls in love with major K-pop idol and has to keep it a secret mold （which don’t get me wrong I still absolutely love， ahem XOXO by Axie Oh and I’ll Be the One）。 I will admit I had very high expectations for this novel because of Ill Be the One， since it’s become one of my favorite books of all time， but let me tell you it did not disappoint！ My only critique is that I wish we got to see and understand Minjee’s character more， she was always fun during her scenes but as for her personality and interests we’re in the dark。 Especially compared to the complexity （and utter awesomeness） of Hana and Bryan。 Not saying I don’t love Minjee though， she is my badass lesbian queen。 Overall， this was amazing and I totally recommend it to every K-pop Stan， K-drama fanatic and everyone who wants to have a fun time while seeing the power of queer teenagers！ （ALSO SKYE IS EVEN INSPIRING TO THE ONE AND ONLY JIN HANA， WE STAN） 。。。more

Kathleen ，

Queer content: bi MC， pan love interest， lesbian love interest， f/f relationship

Ally Kay ，

Super cute。 I was very intrigued by the look into the process of filming a K-drama！ A light， fun read。

Yena Han ，

Such a sweet， hopeful， feel good book！ I teared up a lot at the end and devoured it in a few sittings， and this book will really hit home for anyone who is Korean American， queer， or in the entertainment industry。 Thank you Lyla for this representation！！

Joanna ，

23/01//22I wish I didn't know about this book yet because now I'm in for a torturous wait。 This is deadass the best synopsis I've ever heard in my life， I already love you for giving the world this Miss Lyla Lee <3 23/01//22I wish I didn't know about this book yet because now I'm in for a torturous wait。 This is deadass the best synopsis I've ever heard in my life， I already love you for giving the world this Miss Lyla Lee <3 。。。more

Glass ，

Adorable。

Brittney ，

Thank you Katherine Tegen Books， HarperCollins Children’s Books for this eARC via netgalley。Hana has landed her dream role。 Hana is about to make her big K-drama debut with her lead role in a new series。 However things do not quite go as planned once the series ratings and views begin to decline。 Hana and the studio must come up with another solution to save the show。 Hana soon realizes that sometimes things change and new discoveries are to be made。I enjoyed reading a book with a cast centered Thank you Katherine Tegen Books， HarperCollins Children’s Books for this eARC via netgalley。Hana has landed her dream role。 Hana is about to make her big K-drama debut with her lead role in a new series。 However things do not quite go as planned once the series ratings and views begin to decline。 Hana and the studio must come up with another solution to save the show。 Hana soon realizes that sometimes things change and new discoveries are to be made。I enjoyed reading a book with a cast centered on the K-drama industry。 I think this perspective is an interesting one to follow with this type of book。 I also like how this book really makes people think about situations and topics for young teens。 I loved seeing support strengthened throughout the novel。Overall this book was an okay read for me。 I think things could have been detailed a bit better。 I feel like sometimes the characters were rushing things a bit too much which led to less of a connection to them for me。 I also found the romance to be way too rushed and sudden which made a lot of those parts seem a bit awkward。 I wish some of the inclusions were strengthened more for a more immersive reading experience。 I would have also loved to have gotten more of the K-drama inclusion with better detail。 It was a bit hard to feel fully a part of things at times。 。。。more

Chloe ，

*Spoiler free*I'll Be The One became one of my favorite books， and I knew I would read whatever Lyla Lee wrote next。 So， I was super excited when I found out that her next YA would be set in the world of I'll Be The One， about a young actress who has to balance starring in a new K-drama while not falling for her on screen rival。 It sounded incredible， and super queer， and I was so eager to read it。 Trigger warnings: homophobiaI adore Lyla Lee books， and this one is no different。There is somethin *Spoiler free*I'll Be The One became one of my favorite books， and I knew I would read whatever Lyla Lee wrote next。 So， I was super excited when I found out that her next YA would be set in the world of I'll Be The One， about a young actress who has to balance starring in a new K-drama while not falling for her on screen rival。 It sounded incredible， and super queer， and I was so eager to read it。 Trigger warnings: homophobiaI adore Lyla Lee books， and this one is no different。There is something about her writing that is just imbued with pure sweetness。 It feels like spun sugar， and it reads that way too。 Just， I love it so much。I also fell completely in love with the characters。 Hana， with her love for acting， Minjee with her passion， Hana and Minjee who push each other in the best， and even in an incredibly healthy， way。 They compete， but they're such good friends， and they make each other better。 It was such an amazing dynamic to see。 Plus， they're downright adorable。 I also wasn't sure if I was going to like Byran。 I will admit that I was a tad suspicious of him in the beginning， because I wasn't sure he was going to turn out to be a solid dude。 But， he actually ended up being a complete himbo and I ended up loving him as well。This book is also super queer， and it ended up being even queerer than I expected。 I loved the discussions of queerness， about how it looks differently for everybody and everybody's experience and circumstances differ There is such a respect for that， and a want to keep everybody safe， through the book。 There is also the fight for more visibility， to help normalize it， and to allow queer people to that they deserve happiness。I really freaking loved this book。 A sapphic best friends to slightly enemies to lovers， k-dramas， and a himbo friend。 Just， it's so adorable。 It feels like a hug， and it's so， so good。 。。。more

Christy Broderick ，

First review of 2022 and cue all the heart emojis！！ ❤️ This was such a great book that features behind-the-scenes K-drama action， positive representation， and bravery to stand up when the script needs changing。 I loved the relationships formed by all of the MCs and the wonderful aftermath that came out of everything they all went through 💕 Thanks again to NetGalley and HarperCollins Children’s Books/Katherine Tegen Books for allowing me to read this ARC in exchange for feedback。 **I will add my First review of 2022 and cue all the heart emojis！！ ❤️ This was such a great book that features behind-the-scenes K-drama action， positive representation， and bravery to stand up when the script needs changing。 I loved the relationships formed by all of the MCs and the wonderful aftermath that came out of everything they all went through 💕 Thanks again to NetGalley and HarperCollins Children’s Books/Katherine Tegen Books for allowing me to read this ARC in exchange for feedback。 **I will add my full review closer to the publication date 😊 。。。more

Helin ，

A KDRAMA WORTHY ROMANCE BUT MAKE IT SAPPHIC？？？ SIGN ME IN！！！！

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