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1. Between Love and Friendship
Korean TV Show - 2022, 6 episodes
Variety between love
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2. Bright Time
Chinese Drama - 2024, 32 episodes
Has a bromance
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3. Stay with Me
Chinese Drama - 2023, 24 episodes
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4. Beloved Enemy
Chinese Drama - 2017, 15 episodes
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5. Meet You at the Blossom
Thai Drama - 2024, 12 episodes
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6. Buenos Aires Zero Degree: The Making of Happy Together
Hong Kong Movie - 1999
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7. Amphetamine
Hong Kong Movie - 2010
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8. Blue Canvas of Youthful Days
Chinese Drama - 2024, 12 episodes
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9. Stealing from My CEO
Chinese Drama - 2024, 16 episodes
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10. A Little Romance
Chinese Movie - 2022
NO BL (Frienship almost Bromance)
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11. Jia You Ba Shao Nian
Chinese Drama - 2024, 24 episodes
(NOT BL) Has a Bromance
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12. Ossan's Love
Hong Kong Drama - 2021, 15 episodes
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13. Love to Our Youth: He Falls in Love with Him
Taiwanese Drama - 2016, 5 episodes
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14. His Cat
Chinese Movie - 2020
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15. Broken Youth
Chinese Movie - 2019
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16. Stay Still
Hong Kong Drama - 2023, 5 episodes
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17. One in a Hundred
Chinese Drama - 2020, 12 episodes
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18. Give Me to the Wolf Director
Chinese Special - 2018, 2 episodes
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19. Love Is Not Easy to Have
Chinese Movie - 2017
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