BL Drama Lovers Club

Nobody's said anything about yesterday's first episode of "My Bias Is Showing" (Gaga), so I will. It's pretty much what I was expecting: Not brilliant drama but light and entertaining. The height difference is striking.

BL Challenge Day 22: Best BL production 

I will simplify my choice by limiting it to 2025, which leads me to "Next Prince". 

BL Challenge Day 23: Most complex plot in a BL

I'll likewise limit this question to 2025, and I'll further define "complex" to mean in a good way that really came together and worked for me (e.g. "Secret Relationships"), as opposed to a not-so-good way that was kind of an incoherent mess ("Boy Next World").

So, I'll tentatively say "Secret Relationships" until I see what others post.

BL Challenge Day 23: Most complex plot in a BL 

I had to really pay attention to the details and differences when certain scenes seem to "replay" when I was watching 4Minutes. 

BL Challenge
Day 23: Most complex plot in a BL

I'll go with Not Me for this one. I liked the plot and I think it's quite complex. Although can we expect complexity in a BL? It depends really. I think most recently BLs have gone on a good path of having more complex plots than before. Maybe it's also because we see male directors filming original scripts that they or a scriptwriter made. I am thinking here of the works made by Aof Nopparnach in particular. Poignant stories, made by a gay man. It would be good if the source material (novels, etc) were made by men too. As it should be! I think in the West this is seen much more often but in places like Japan, the original material (manga, novels, etc.) is most often than not made by a woman. While women can write BL, we don't have the experience of a gay man so the story is not authentic, among other things.

 HuaSheng4life:

watching khemjira rn 

this one is so gooddd 

 LueurArcane:

BL Challenge Day 23: Most complex plot in a BL

HIStory 3: Trapped 

That is a good one 😁💖