Love is love, in all forms. This is my favourite BL series from all over, they merit watching and rewatching.

Boys Love

Tae Kyung (Lee Sae On) is an 18-year-old high school student. He is also a lifelong loner. But one day, he starts questioning his own judgment and tells a teacher that he no longer wishes to go it alone. The problem is, he has no idea how to start going about making new friends. The teacher advises him to join the school’s student council. He agrees, but discovers that making friends may be harder than it seems.

He meets the Vice President of the council, Shin Woo (Kang You Seok), who is cool and level-headed, but also somewhat cold toward him and reluctant to accept Tae Kyung. However, he also meets the super-attractive President of the council: Da On (Choi Chan Yi), who appears to take an instant shine to him. The beginnings of a romance appear to be in the cards for Da On and Tae Kyung, but Shin Woo does not seem to approve. Matters are further complicated by the fact that Da On’s close female friend – who secretly loves Da On – is jealous of their closeness, and attempts to drive a wedge between them!

This drama was adapted from the hit mobile gaming title “Saebit Boys High School Council,” which was released in 2017 and spawned a web-based cartoon series titled "Behind the Desks – Love is Addiction.”

“Light on Me” is a 2021 South Korean Viki Original drama series that was directed by Um Ji Sun.

Light On Me

🔦✨Close to you🔦✨

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Seven years ago, Tharn Kirigun’s (Suppasit Jongcheveevat) life was turned upside down when he was introduced to his college roommate, Type Thiwat (Kanawut Traipipattanapong). Both freshman at the time, Tharn had no idea what to think when his new roommate made it immediately and abundantly clear that he hated all members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Openly gay himself, Tharn wasn’t about to back down from Type’s open hostility. Standing his ground, Tharn not only helped Type overcome his hatred but eventually helped him see the beautiful possibilities around him.

Having unexpectedly fallen for the boy who changed everything all those years ago, Type and Tharn have been happily together ever since. Now both working adults, the two have overcome a lot to be where they are. Unfortunately, instead of things getting easier as time passes, life seems to continually try to prove that not everything can be sunshine and rainbows all the time.&nbsp;

With the other always by their side, will Tharn and Type find the strength they need to overcome life’s challenges or will they prove to be too much in the end?

The sequel to the 2019 drama “TharnType”, “TharnType 2: 7 Years of Love” is a 2020 romance drama directed by Pique Passawut.

TharnType 2: 7 Years Of Love

Seven Years Team

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A victim of childhood molestation, Type Thiwat (Kanawut Traipipattanapong) has some very intense feelings when it comes to other men. Having turned his hatred for his molester into a generalized hatred of all members of the LGBTQIA+ community, Type has few problems making friends with other men; he simply cannot stand anyone who identifies as gay.

Now a college freshman, Type is ready to fully embrace this new chapter of his life. An avid football fan, a lover of spicy foods, and an all-around friendly guy, Type has never had a problem making friends and is certain his college experience is going to be a great one. But when his new roommate, Tharn Kirigun (Suppasit Jongcheveevat), saunters into his life, all of Type’s dreams of a great college experience are dashed to pieces. Openly gay, Tharn is everything Type has come to loathe over the years. Determined to force Tharn out of the dorm, Type does everything in his power to do so, but to no avail.

Refusing to yield to Type’s open hostility, Tharn stands his ground. With no other option than to accept their fate, Type and Tharn settle into their shared space. Will spending more time together ease the tension between them or will it only serve to make matters worse?

A story of love and hate, “TharnType” is a 2019 school romance drama directed by Tee Bundit Sintanaparadee.

TharnType

I'm Not Gay But MyBoyfriend Is

KKTV

Growing up in a large, wealthy family, the three Yuan brothers never wanted for anything. Despite the three of them being only half brothers, the trio was incredibly close, their familial bonds undeniably strong. Whatever the brothers faced, they always faced together. But as they grew older, they began to realize that some things they just couldn’t share, especially when it came to matters of the heart.

Now older, Yuan Jun Cheng (Lee Shi Kang), Yuan Jun Dao (Will Chang), and Yuan Jun Ping (Jerom Huang Alouf) have all felt the overwhelming tide of emotions that comes with love. But the journey has been anything but easy. Fighting against the sweeping tide of feelings that have continually beat against them, telling them things like “no”, “impossible”, and “cannot”, the three brothers must find a way to overcome some of life’s most difficult challenges, as they pursue that which the heart wants most of all: to be loved.

A touching story of love and brotherhood, “Because of You 2020” is a 2020 boy love romance directed by Zero Chou.

Because of You 2020

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An incredibly timid freshman, Pete (Saint Suppapong Udomkaewkanjana) has found adjusting to university life to be a bit more challenging than he anticipated. Because of his good looks and his wealth, Pete has always been approached by those interested in him, but time and experience has taught him that letting people in only leads to heartache; a fact that becomes even more apparent once people learn that he is gay. Now using his shyness as a means of self-preservation, Pete does all he can to keep people out, thereby protecting himself from the cruelty of others.

But everything changes the day an accident causes Ae (Perth Tanapon Sukumpantanasan) to come crashing into Pete’s life. A freshman from the Engineering School, Ae is a kindhearted soul who is always willing to help those in need. When Ae learns Pete is being blackmailed by his ex, he steps in, saving Pete from his ex’s constant torment. Drawn to Ae’s kindness, Pete can’t help but fall for his gentle-natured friend. But Pete knows only too well, how painful life can be when you don’t conform to society’s norms; so he suppresses his feelings, hoping that in so doing, he can spare his new friend from the ridicule of others.

Unbeknownst to Pete, Ae has begun to reciprocate his friend’s feelings. Drawn to Pete’s kindness and endearing innocence, Ae knows his heart belongs to his friend, but how can he admit his feelings without jeopardizing their friendship?&nbsp;

Based on the novel, “My Accidental Love is You”, by MAME 12938, “Love By Chance” is a 2018 romantic drama directed by Siwaj Sawatmaneekul.

Love By Chance

The Accidental Lovers Team

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Growing up in a wealthy family, Tin (Mean Phiravich Attachitsataporn) had always enjoyed the privileges that inherently came with wealth. Never denied a thing, he had the world at his fingertips, yet his heart constantly reminded him that there were more important things in life than wealth and privilege. But with people using him as a means to better their own lives, he had little chance to explore the desire of his own heart. Suspicious of anyone who ever tried to get close, Tin had closed his heart off to the world, until the day he met Can (Plan Rathavit Kijworalak).

An innocent and rather impressionable young man, Can had never met anyone quite like Tin. An incorruptible soul, Can’s sweetness left an indelible impression on Tin and their friendship blossomed overnight. However, as Tin and Can drew closer, Tin began to realize his feelings for his friend were quickly becoming much stronger than those of simple friendship. Mustering the courage to tell Can how he felt, Tin admitted his feelings for his friend, but Can could not accept them.

Heartbroken, Tin must now decide where things go from here. Does he give up on the boy who stole his heart? Or does he hold onto the hope that eventually, true love will conquer all?

The highly anticipated sequel to the popular drama, “Love By Chance”, “Love By Chance 2” is a 2020 BL drama directed by New Siwaj Sawatmaneekul

Love By Chance 2

Korn (Kao Noppakao Dechaphatthanakun) is a university student and the son of a dangerous mafia boss. His classmate Intouch (Earth Katsamonnat Namwirote) has a big crush on him, and keeps making advances to Korn, but the latter keeps turning him down. But the attraction between the two is strong, and eventually they form a romantic bond. But in late-20th-century Thailand, homosexuality is frowned upon, and their parents are strongly against their relationship, forbidding the young men to be together. However, their love is now too strong for a breakup. Instead, tragedy strikes, claiming both young men’s lives.

Three decades later, the 19-year-old Pharm Triwinij (Fluke Natouch Siripongthon) is a university freshman. He has spent his whole life searching for a person he’s never met – a journey that seems to be complete when he meets a third-year swimming team captain named Dean (Ohm Thitiwat Ritprasert). Slowly, the two form a romantic bond, but start to realize that their lives and love are somehow linked with Korn and Intouch...but could their story have a happier ending? 

“Until We Meet Again” is a 2019 Thai drama series that was directed by New Siwaj Sawatmaneekul.

Until We Meet Again

✨It Started With a Bang Team ✨

Ten&nbsp;years ago, Seisei Studio was a successful business, well on its way to making a profound mark on the world. Unfortunately the company’s luck only lasted so long. Now on the brink of bankruptcy, the company and all of its employees are desperately searching for a miracle. Incredibly enough, they happen to find one and his name is Jin Yu Zhen (Aaron Lai).&nbsp;

An exceptional talent, with keen business sense and extraordinary management skills, Jin Yu Zhen steps into the role of Seisei’s new director and immediately turns the place around. Promising to carry the company into greatness once more, Yu Zhen has only one rule he asks his new employees to follow: No in-office dating, romance, or marriage. After announcing that anyone caught breaking this rule will be immediately dismissed, Yu Zhen goes about his business but his stunned employees refuse to let him get away with such a ridiculous rule.&nbsp;

Determined to make Yu Zhen abolish his only rule, the office’s king of tsundere, Shei Lei (Hank Wang), approaches the new director with a very clear plan. But in his attempt to soften Yu Zhen’s heart, Shei Lei finds his own heart in danger, especially once he realizes his boss’ tough exterior hides a broken heart, yearning for love.&nbsp;

A story of love and healing, “Be Loved in House: I Do” is a 2021 romance drama directed by Chiang Ping-Chen.

Be Loved in House: I Do

Fixing The Broken Heart Team

At first glance, high schoolers Xiang Hao Ting (Song Wei En) and Yu Xi Gu (Huang Juan Zhi) appear to be polar opposites: While Xiang Hao Ting is an outgoing, hot-headed extravert and some-time bully, Yu Xi Gu prefers to keep a low profile and focus on his schoolwork.

They seem bound for totally different futures – the bookish Yu Xi Gu looks destined for academic success, while life is just a long popularity contest for Xiang Hao Ting. But a quirk of fate – and a crucial intervention by a female schoolmate – results in the two young men’s paths crossing.

But there is more to both young men than first meets the eye. Xiang Hao Ting was not always this way. He started out as a perfect student until he discovered the joys of going off the rails.

And Yu Xi Gu has a reason for being so aloof and studious: His parents died in a traffic accident while he was younger, and he is being fostered by his aunt. As such, he works hard to get good grades in an effort to win a scholarship and ease the financial burden on his relatives.

Yu Xi Gu also works part-time at a convenience store, where his manager Liu Zhi Gang (Zhang Han Yuan)&nbsp;has developed a crush on a man he has met at the gym.

Back at school, meanwhile, Yu Xi Gu and Xiang Hao Ting find themselves drawn together, and passions ignite. The former notices that he has the unique ability to bring Xiang Hao Ting out of his shell – and becomes intent on melting his cold-as-ice exterior.

What will happen when their two worlds collide? And can love be the catalyst that helps bring these two unlikely students together – as their high school days draw to a close? 
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“HIStory 3: Make Our Days Count” is a 2019 Taiwanese drama series directed by Tsai Mi Chieh. It is the latest in a continuing series of dramas – beginning with “HIStory,” which first aired in 2017.

HIStory 3: Make Our Days Count

BL Lovers Team

A mysterious shooting leaves a police officer and the head of the Tianmeng crime syndicate dead. Four years later, police investigator Meng Shao Fei (Jake Hsu) is determined to hunt down Tang Yi (Chris Wu), the sole survivor of the fateful shooting – and now the head of the Tianmeng gang. Tang Yi is also hunting for answers but wants his own form of justice. He seems to want to exact his choice of punishment on the killer… although he appears to be hiding a dark secret. Is Tang Yi trying to protect someone?

Meng Shao Fei and Tang Yi become entangled in a deadly game of wits – a game that becomes all the more complicated after Tangy Yi baits a love trap for Meng Shao Fei.

“HIStory 3: Trapped” is a 2019 Taiwanese series written by Lin Pei Yu. It is the latest in a series of dramas, which began with “HIStory,” which first aired in 2017.

HIStory 3: Trapped

Zon (Tommy Sittichok Pueakpoolpol) is a university student and a budding sci-fi writer who dreams of landing a publishing deal and writing bestsellers. Infuriatingly, however, it is not he who receives online traction for his writing, but his younger sister, whose BL novels have become an internet sensation. Zon’s best friend is Tutor (Saint Suppapong Udomkaewkanjana), an industrious engineering student from a formerly rich family that has now fallen on hard times.

The two friends have antagonist relationships with other male students. Tutor often clashes with the aloof and somewhat aggressive senior Fighter (Zee Pruk Panich). Meanwhile, Zon’s nemesis Saifah (Jimmy Karn Kritsanaphan) is a popular musician, but is often abrasive with the former when they meet. But things take a turn for the weird when these two antagonistic relationships threaten to turn romantic...and Zon learns that his sister’s BL novel is actually based on him and Saifah. He demands that his sister remove the story from the internet. She says she will comply if it’s true that there’s nothing between them. But if he’s lying, she warns, there’ll be consequences…

“Why R U?” is a 2020 Thai drama series that was directed by Cheewin Thanamin Wongskulphat.

Why R U?

🔮Trapped in Fiction Team

Ever since high school, Gun Tossakan (Achawin Michaels) has harbored a crush on third-year engineering major, Bar Sarawat (Thitiphat Chankaew). As a high school student, Gun had made a promise to his mother to not date until after he graduated. Holding himself to that promise, Gun has spent years pining for Bar, but now that they’re both students at the same university, things are about to change.

A popular freshman in the medical department, Gun often finds himself crossing paths with the equally popular Bar. Seizing every opportunity fate decides to give him, Gun does everything he can to woo Bar. With his feelings for his senior growing more obvious by the day, it’s only a matter of time before Gun finds himself looking for an opportunity to confess.

Waiting for just the right moment, Gun hopes to tell Bar exactly how he feels. But when the moment finally comes, it seems Bar has a confession to make as well. Do the two share a mutual love or will Bar’s confession end up leaving Gun heartbroken?

Adapted from the novel, "TOSSARA วิศวะมีเกียร์น่ะเมียหมอ ภาค," by Faddist, “En of Love: TOSSARA” is a 2020 Thai romantic comedy drama directed by Niink Karnpicha Sinlertpattana and Ko Nantalit Tampacha.

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