The Edge of Horizon

If you loved The Edge of Horizon for its intense chemistry, forbidden love, and heartbreaking yearning, give Double Helix a try. ?

Both series capture that feeling of two people being irresistibly drawn to each other — full of emotional tension, deep connection, and a romance that stays with you long after the scene ends. ?

Same ancient time drama,
with two ml one is rich and one is poor
Parents trying to hide their sons sexuality,
Forceful marriage to a girl

The Edge of Horizon and I Feel You Linger in the Air share a few key similarities—especially in tone, themes, and storytelling style—though they’re not identical.

They both have that aesthetic, almost dreamy visual style. I Feel You Linger in the Air is known for its warm, historical visuals, while The Edge of Horizon also uses lighting, scenery, and framing to create a moody, immersive vibe.

Both are historical dramas that deal with socio-political issues in which the characters have to navigate the times, their dreams and love in front of the backdrop of social inequalities, cultural norms, and economic conditions.

Based on tags and early promotional material, both dramas share themes of royalty, historical setting, and forbidden BL romance. This is an anticipated similarity prior to release.

- queer best friends to lovers who grew up together
- one is a servant while the other one is wealthy
- long time skip until they reunite as adults
- lots of yearning and drama

The action of both series takes place between 1915 and 1932. Both tell stories about love between an important person and an ordinary boy.
In Rati's Memoirs, it's about a marquis in the Ministry of Education and an orphan, while On the Edge of the Horizon is about a servant and a prince.
They are very similar in plot and have a very warm, romantic, and magical atmosphere.
Even if at first glance they don’t look very much alike, they actually have a lot in common.

The series The Next Prince presents a royal-themed genre with a concept that feels incredibly epic, grand, and expensive. Visually, it is almost in line with the concept of The Edge of the Horizon, which also carries a royal atmosphere. The luxurious quality of TNP is clearly reflected in its detailed set design, strong cast, and elegant costumes. Every element makes the series look classy, lavish, and highly refined. Overall, this series is highly recommended to watch and definitely worth seeing.

Where your eyes linger and edge of horizon have very different settings but i felt like in its first two episodes, eoh hits the same story beats and follows the same tropes as wyel.
The male leads practically live together, attend school together, always spend time and are glued together since childhood. One of the leads is a rich kid from some kind of subordinate/of lower class. Theres lots of longing and yearning, the characters catch lingering glances as they fall in love/realise their love for each other despite their disapproving parents.
Theres a couple more similarities but if i revealed them here id spoil the ending of where your eyes linger
Both shows are pretty nice m/m romances

Both are thai boys love dramas with some kind of political theme or elements. One part of the characters is organising a rebellion/attack on some political leaders/the system. Admidst this, one of the characters falls in love with somebody from the other/opposing side who may not be as trushworthy as they think... >forbidden romance.
Theres also some action in both but also very tender romances and yearning

Both are historical thai dramas taking place in the same era (Rattanakosin era) and follow characters that are slaves.
In both Pond plays a character.

It's a historical romance, although not a time-travel one.
The show has just started airing, but similarities include political intrigue, class differences, and the historical setting.

Thai Boys Love dramas with action elements and a lakhorn/melodrama feel
Produced by the same company, airing on the same channel (Channel 31)
Beautiful scenes
Longing gazes
Feelings that cannot be said, but an attraction that is deep and felt
Same writers

Set in the same political timeframe as The Edge of Horizon. They both portray the struggle of living in a time in Thai society when the Thai communist party was in full swing and there was a huge power struggle between activists and the government.

Both are recent thai boys love dramas with a bit of an unusual setting (or at least no school/uni/work/completely modern day setting like most BL).
Both star Ongsa a main role, so if you liked him in either one of these shows, you may also want to check out more of his works