Both have great chemistry that will make you go nuts as the main leads interact. If you enjoyed the chemistry in either series you would definitely enjoy the other too.
Bad romance also involves a bl side to it, between the other 2 main leads, which is pretty intense as well.
(with addicted heroin there are also addition delete / uncut sections).
Bad romance also involves a bl side to it, between the other 2 main leads, which is pretty intense as well.
(with addicted heroin there are also addition delete / uncut sections).
? 1. School setting at the beginning
Both stories begin with the leads meeting while they’re students, allowing viewers to watch their relationship develop from adolescence before it becomes more mature.
?? 2. A relationship that grows over time
Neither drama is just about falling in love overnight. The emotional bond develops through shared experiences, conflict, and changing circumstances.
??? 3. A possessive, dominant lead
One of the defining features in both is a lead who has a strong, controlling, and protective personality. That intensity is a major part of the appeal for many fans.
? 4. Morally complicated relationship dynamics
Both dramas feature characters who make questionable decisions and aren’t portrayed as perfect romantic ideals. Instead, they’re written to create emotional tension and drama.
? 5. Chemistry between the leads
A large part of the success of both dramas comes from the actors making the relationship feel believable and emotionally engaging.
? 6. Emotional conflict
The romance isn’t smooth. Misunderstandings, jealousy, emotional struggles, and difficult choices all shape the relationship.
? 7. Growing from youth into adulthood
One thing fans often appreciate is seeing how the characters and their relationship evolve over time rather than staying in a single stage of life.
Both stories begin with the leads meeting while they’re students, allowing viewers to watch their relationship develop from adolescence before it becomes more mature.
?? 2. A relationship that grows over time
Neither drama is just about falling in love overnight. The emotional bond develops through shared experiences, conflict, and changing circumstances.
??? 3. A possessive, dominant lead
One of the defining features in both is a lead who has a strong, controlling, and protective personality. That intensity is a major part of the appeal for many fans.
? 4. Morally complicated relationship dynamics
Both dramas feature characters who make questionable decisions and aren’t portrayed as perfect romantic ideals. Instead, they’re written to create emotional tension and drama.
? 5. Chemistry between the leads
A large part of the success of both dramas comes from the actors making the relationship feel believable and emotionally engaging.
? 6. Emotional conflict
The romance isn’t smooth. Misunderstandings, jealousy, emotional struggles, and difficult choices all shape the relationship.
? 7. Growing from youth into adulthood
One thing fans often appreciate is seeing how the characters and their relationship evolve over time rather than staying in a single stage of life.
Not Me is a BL Thai Drama that focuses on some slightly darker concepts than the classic high school delinquents, but the production, amazing story telling, top tear acting, and BANGER SOUND TRACKS make them very similar in my eyes. It does focus more on more profound messages like fighting corruption and LGBTQ rights. You'll fall in love with that aspect of it too.
Not Me has a completely finished plot in 14 episodes and a beautifully developed romance. To me Not Me is like a completed version of Addicted. While the romance may be mainly secondary to the plot, it is not over looked. The producers are able to include plot relevant interactions and gradual emotional development. Their love is also not as possessive, but it is wholesome and persistent. there are some steamy scenes though no real nudity.
ALSO: just a little bonus, in NOT ME the main actors (off & gun) are actually a couple in real life, so you know their chemistry is *chefs kiss*.
Not Me has a completely finished plot in 14 episodes and a beautifully developed romance. To me Not Me is like a completed version of Addicted. While the romance may be mainly secondary to the plot, it is not over looked. The producers are able to include plot relevant interactions and gradual emotional development. Their love is also not as possessive, but it is wholesome and persistent. there are some steamy scenes though no real nudity.
ALSO: just a little bonus, in NOT ME the main actors (off & gun) are actually a couple in real life, so you know their chemistry is *chefs kiss*.
