K-Drama 
If you liked the chemistry of deanmoth in you maniac portrayed by WilliamEst, you may check other their other series ThamePo: A heart that skips a beat. Their chemistry is top notch, won't disappoint. They're totally opposite genre from each other.
Narratively, both shows explore the chaotic transformation of an initial deception or game into complex, genuine emotional entanglements. They lean heavily into the popular "opposites attract" dynamic, where one protagonist tries to force a connection that completely backfires, only to spark true romance later on. In Mr. Fanboy, the story centers around a massive misunderstanding where a devoted fan named Wan is mistaken for an obsessive stalker (sasaeng) by Third, his idol's protective acting partner. In You Maniac, the plot kicks off with a social game where a carefree, flirtatious playboy named Dean takes on a deliberate challenge to chase down and seduce an indifferent artist named Moth.
In both scenarios, the main characters begin their relationships plagued by initial friction, pushback, and intense personal clashes. However, as the episodes progress, both series show how a messy, manufactured, or adversarial introduction gradually strips away the characters' defensive facades, forcing them to navigate deep internal struggles, unexpected vulnerability, and undeniable psychological tension.
In both scenarios, the main characters begin their relationships plagued by initial friction, pushback, and intense personal clashes. However, as the episodes progress, both series show how a messy, manufactured, or adversarial introduction gradually strips away the characters' defensive facades, forcing them to navigate deep internal struggles, unexpected vulnerability, and undeniable psychological tension.
YOU MANIAC
Handsome, tasteful Dean likes to party and seduce, never wanting to be tied down. However, after accepting a request from his good friend Ten, Dean finds himself doing whatever it takes to win over contradictory artist Moth. You see, Ten wants to pursue Pun, but Pun has feelings for Moth. At first, Dean doesn't give much thought to flirting, but Moth's indifference to him triggers his competitive instinct to win.
MATCH POINT
Perfect school tennis player Sun and indie, arts-track boy Bay have feuding fathers. Their families own competing dim sum restaurants on Krong Thong Road: Sun's family's old, traditional shop Saming Phon Fai, and Bay's family's Merlion, a new spot famous for its shumai.
When Bay enters a tennis tryout to annoy Sun and Sun loses due to an injury, the principal orders a rematch. In turn, their fathers Chun and Bee strike a deal: whichever family loses must close their dim sum business for good. When the day of the match arrives and circumstances push them to take up representing the school as a doubles pair, the two keep it a secret from their fathers.
As they train at a resort outside the city and begin to open up to each other, Bay and Sun make their own wager: if they win the men's doubles championship, their fathers must allow them to date; if they lose, however, they'll never see each other again.
Handsome, tasteful Dean likes to party and seduce, never wanting to be tied down. However, after accepting a request from his good friend Ten, Dean finds himself doing whatever it takes to win over contradictory artist Moth. You see, Ten wants to pursue Pun, but Pun has feelings for Moth. At first, Dean doesn't give much thought to flirting, but Moth's indifference to him triggers his competitive instinct to win.
MATCH POINT
Perfect school tennis player Sun and indie, arts-track boy Bay have feuding fathers. Their families own competing dim sum restaurants on Krong Thong Road: Sun's family's old, traditional shop Saming Phon Fai, and Bay's family's Merlion, a new spot famous for its shumai.
When Bay enters a tennis tryout to annoy Sun and Sun loses due to an injury, the principal orders a rematch. In turn, their fathers Chun and Bee strike a deal: whichever family loses must close their dim sum business for good. When the day of the match arrives and circumstances push them to take up representing the school as a doubles pair, the two keep it a secret from their fathers.
As they train at a resort outside the city and begin to open up to each other, Bay and Sun make their own wager: if they win the men's doubles championship, their fathers must allow them to date; if they lose, however, they'll never see each other again.
You Maniac is a BL, while Nevertheless is not.
But I noticed some similarities in the first episode.
One of the main characters is a red flag who has many relationships but never gets attached to anyone.
The other is an artist who draws butterflies. Moth, the name of the protagonist in You Maniac, refers to a “moth,” while Na-bi, the name of the female protagonist in Nevertheless, means “butterfly.”
And in both stories, they end up being attracted to the bad-boy main character.
But I noticed some similarities in the first episode.
One of the main characters is a red flag who has many relationships but never gets attached to anyone.
The other is an artist who draws butterflies. Moth, the name of the protagonist in You Maniac, refers to a “moth,” while Na-bi, the name of the female protagonist in Nevertheless, means “butterfly.”
And in both stories, they end up being attracted to the bad-boy main character.
