Saygo:
These are the one i can think of not on your list
- Marry My Dead Body ( not bl per se but qualifies touching on queer themes/elements)
- Kei×Yaku: Abunai Aibou (Based on bl manga but some don't see it as a bl)
Thank you<3
Chun Mo Rionnag:
If you're OK with watching a really poor-quality production and senseless storyline, try "Chains of Heart".
LMFAO The only reason why I love this series is because of how bad it was
Karina Zhan:
LMFAO The only reason why I love this series is because of how bad it was
You can also try Love Syndrome III if you want something bad with mafia style elements lol
You can also try Love Syndrome III if you want something bad with mafia style elements lol
lol I dropped it. The quality was embarrassing
DriqueWinx:
Okay so I have finally decided to watch "I told sunset about you", I have been putting it off since its release. I think I put it off because I will never be able to watch it again for the first time, but this summer is not ending without me watching it, so any advice before I watch?
Oh and another action bl that just dropped today is Kiseki: Dear to me
"Sunset" is an excellent series in so many ways. Original. Authentic. Dramatically superb. Not only emotionally powerful and full of sweetness but also all the confusion and at times emotional torment of teens struggling with first love and sexual identity.
My advice? Assuming you enjoy it, continue straight on with the sequel "I Promised You The Moon". It's (arguably) not quite at the same lofty level, but still really really good.
FudanshiPL:
Hi All, I've found finally enough courage to watch final episode of Stay with me and I'm really sad that it ended this way and we have to wait around 2 years for second season. Addicted was my first Asian BL series back on 2017, so SWM has a very special meaning for me. For me it was light BL, not bromance, I'm curious how the production team passed censorship check...
BTW, I'm totally in love with the song Goodbye lonely heart from this series. My YouTube account history is packed with the version sang by Andy Powell.
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Stay With Me, I am finally watching ep 23. I see the drama is deviating from the novel and seems to be setting themselves up for part 2. I prefer the version on Addicted, it sticks closer to the novel but I guess in drama land they have to make the novel easier to film. So in ep 23 BOTH of them are talking about being interested in becoming pilots whereas in the novel it was never mentioned which is why after the accident, Wu Bi could not find Su Yu for SEVEN YEARS because Su Yu actually became a pilot in the Chinese Airforce. In the novel, Wu Bi's father was really cruel and a despicable homophobe. He is much softer in Stay With Me and doesn't seem to have a military background. He made Su Yu agree to 'disappear' out of Wu Bi's life while Wu Bi was unconscious. Su Yu knew where to find Wu Bi but he kept his word to Wu Bi's father and never contacted him whereas Wu Bi was out of his mind searching for him during the 7 years.||
