I'm really enjoying our shared confessions of our most beloved trainwrecks. Although I've seen most of the mentioned titles already (and mostly also loved them myself), it's also given me a nudge about a few titles still languishing in my PTW queue, such as "Ai Long Nhai". Although Mean & Ping may not be the world's greatest actors, I love 'em, plus it's got Save Saisawat and other cuties, so thanks to your encouragement, I'm starting on it right now!
ETA: Now finished the first episode. Love at first sight is one of my favourite tropes!
Here's another nuance of BL Trainwreck Theory, again having to do with starting expectations. I totally love "1000 Years Old" for being so endearing cute, hilariously funny and quirky, and also quite touching - the unique ending still gets me totally in tears! (No, it's not sad per se, but it's very touching, and also an entirely different ending than any other BL.) When the series was first airing, I initially thought it was so awful because I was expecting a serious vampire BL, but once I reprogrammed myself to think of it as a cute, quirky, low-budget spoof, my perceptions totally changed and by about the third or fourth episode, I totally fell in love with it. OK, I know the series has faults - other than Axdxex, I'm probably the only fan in this group - but as with many of my beloved trainwrecks, the pluses (at least for me) far outweigh the minuses, especially as I view the series through the right lens.
Like Art Girl and RXinw, I also loved "Why R U?" (Thai original), despite its considerable flaws - and most of these are the result of production being shut down by the pandemic, so it hardly seems fair to hold these against the rating (which I didn't: I gave it a defiant 10 stars!). I also have special place in my heart for this series and the subsequent "Cutie Pie" as the historical origin of Domundi/Mandee as we know it today and their three long-time pairings that I feel so deeply connected to: Max/Nat, Zee/Nunew, and most of all my dearly beloved Tutor/Yim. (Speaking of trainwrecks, I'll automatically love anything they're in, although "Middleman's Love" was a bit of a stretch.)