Laws of Attraction

Crime story and display of social classes.
Oppression of the lower class
Serious story.
Actors are no shown as high schoolers and have have life experience.

The gritty crime element, the star-crossed opposites-attract romance, the body count along the way...

Also, if you want to see Organ in more shows, I have to recommend checking both of these out. She's a brilliant actress that steals every scene in which she appears.

Both are action Thai BL dramas that involve a morally grey character that falls in love with a more upright character. They investigate and take down their enemies together.

They both have a crime themed plot. It also has theme of the rich oppressing the poor. Also of a rich man killing a civilian without the full hammer of justice beating them down.

Although "To Sir, with Love" was a lakorn and "laws of Attraction" is a BL series, Jam and Film are the lead couple in both productions, and they were a gay couple in the lakorn, too, and as their chemistry in "Sir" was great, we can expect the same for "Laws" - that's what I hope at least.

Although the setting is different, both are BLs and in both one of the MLs is a sweet psycho.
In both dramas thet wto MLs complement each other in temperament and strengths.

It seems to be similar to the Laws of Attraction because it's like a Enemies to Lovers plus it is also an Action-Romance BL series. I highly recommend it.

They both have a good guy wronged for no reason by the bad guy who later becomes their lover.

In Kinnporsche Kinn is rich and powerful and falls for Porsche who is poor and timmid. In Laws of attraction is rich and falls for a poor guy. And it all starts with ep1. Basically they are both very similar and very different at the same time. The story line for both is a matured real life story unlike what is produced nowadays. So if you liked Kinnporsche you will like Laws of attraction and if you liked Laws of attraction you will like Kinnporsche. They are both masterpieces in their own making.

The crooked political injustices in both sheds a light about how upper and lower classes of people are treated differently.

This series has a subplot about a spoiled rich kid with an abusive father and his bodyguard whom he grew up with. Similarly to WYEL, the bodyguard has to keep his feelings hidden because of his position. It's difficult to point out the other major similarities without giving away too much of the plot, but suffice it to say that the bodyguard will have to abandon old loyalties and fight for his love.

- both are 8 episode lakorn-esque bl series
- both feature corrupted politicians, lots of dirty tricks in political games
- both MCs have a heart of gold, is kind, hates politicians and corruptions, have younger sisters who got into accident
- both MLs are somewhat manipulative, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals
- both are plot-driven/heavy stories, not too heavy on romance between the leads (perhaps could be considered slowburn?)

Entertaining big families that come close to heart.
The way both dramas deal with family-only dynamics is peaceful.
Full of comedy.
Heart-filling romances.
Double in-law couples.