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👑 King Assavadevathin:
“To Prince Khanin, Prince Ramil, and Prince Calvin…
Please, just one of you — like girls. I need an heir, not the next season of Boys’ Love.” 😩👑

👸 Princess Ava:
“I do.” 🙋‍♀️💅 (You’re welcome, Your Majesty.)

👑 King Assavadevathin:
“To Prince Khanin, Prince Ramil, and Prince Calvin…
Please, just one of you — like girls. I need an heir, not the next season of Boys’ Love.” 😩👑

👸 Princess Ava:
“I do.” 🙋‍♀️💅 (You’re welcome, Your Majesty.)

Which platform are you watching it on?

Thanks! I have Gaga, so I'm watching it there now 😊 It’s also on Viki, but the episodes are a few days delayed.

Thank you for replying and I hope you have a wonderful time at your cousin’s wedding!

By any chance, do you know the exact time Episode 10 will be released? I’m absolutely dying to find out what happens next!

Thank you for the clarification. So, this is a Chinese BL series listed under Singapore to avoid censorship?

Similar to Meet You at the Blossom, which is presented as a Thai production but is actually a Chinese period BL series?

I'm going ask my question here as The Sparkle in your Eye dont have a MDL page
Episdoe 8
There have been countless times when I didn’t listen to my parents, friends, or even my manager—does that mean if something as serious as sexual assault happened to me, it would be my fault? Absolutely not.
In this situation, PeiSu did warn SuYi about that manager, but again, that does not make SuYi responsible for what happened. He was simply celebrating after landing a role, and no one deserves to be sexually assaulted—regardless of whether they had a few drinks or ignored a warning.
The manager’s actions are reprehensible and should be reported to the police.

Episode 9
Does anyone know if PeiSu was actually sexually assaulted, or was it more like TopForm, where the manager was just being inappropriate and teasing for "fun" without anything serious happening?

No wonder I couldn't find The Sparkle in Your Eye on MDL—it aired in Singapore, and MDL doesn’t list Singaporean BLs.

Episode one was like stepping into a beautiful old dream. 🌙
I love period dramas — no phones, no rush, just peace and quiet moments.
The setting in the early 1900s is stunning — every outfit, every little detail feels real. 🕰️🧵
It’s clear so much care went into bringing that world to life.

My two handsome princes - GreatInn are back, and AouBoom are just as charming as ever. 👑💫
Twelve weeks of this story ahead — I’m ready for every second. 💖📺

Yes, we know it’s a GAY drama. That’s the entire point. You acting like you uncovered some secret is hilarious — it’s called Boys’ Love for a reason. The real joke? You’re spending time hate-watching and commenting on something you clearly don’t understand. Meanwhile, we’re here enjoying stories that actually embrace love and identity.

Try to keep up — or better yet, try Google. Anyway, I don’t have time for this conversation. Go argue with your Wi-Fi. ✌️

BL stands for Boys’ Love, so yes — it includes romance, affection, and sometimes kissing or sex scenes, just like straight dramas do. Shocking, I know — men can fall in love too. It’s not a secret cult; it’s a genre. If intimacy between two consenting adults bothers you, then BL probably isn’t for you. But don’t act confused — you clicked on it.

So you were “interested”… until you realized men can have feelings too? Hate to break it to you, but “Boys’ Love” literally means exactly what you’re pretending not to understand. It’s not a secret code—it’s a whole genre. If seeing affection between men bothers you, then maybe this just isn’t for you. But let’s not act like you were tricked—Google exists.

If two men kissing sends you into a meltdown, maybe the issue isn’t the show… it’s you. This “bullshit” clearly has you pressed for no reason. No one’s begging you to watch — but the fact that you’re here, bothered, and commenting? Sounds like you’re more interested than you’re willing to admit.

What you’re describing is love—just not the kind you personally accept. But your discomfort doesn’t make it any less real. Same-gender love has existed throughout history, across cultures. Denying it doesn’t erase it. And as for my profile picture? It shows affection, respect, and connection—something you clearly struggle to understand. If kindness and love between men offends you, maybe it’s time to reflect on your own insecurities.

This is a BL series—if that wasn’t clear from the start, then maybe you’re the one who’s uneducated. No one’s asking for your approval. Love is love, and if that bothers you, maybe this genre just isn’t for you. But don’t come here spreading ignorance and disrespect. You don’t have to watch it—just move on.

I really like the first two episodes! 😍 Love the flashback to when he was a kid. Japanese BL just hits differently! 🇯🇵 I’m looking forward to the remaining 4 episodes! 🎉 Wish we had more Japanese BL, though—literally only 2 for 2025 so far: this one and I Became the Main Role of a BL Drama Season 2.

After watching 4 out of 24 episodes of the 2025 remake Revenged Love (which I’m loving so far and is one of my favorites this year!), I decided to check out the original 2015 Falling in Love with a Rival to see how it compares. Let’s just say, it doesn't quite measure up.

The series is much shorter than Revenged Love (8 episodes at 20 minutes each + a 10-minute special), and while there are no snake scenes like in the remake (which I didn’t mind), it still doesn’t hold the same charm. The plot was messy and felt like scenes were just cut and pasted together, with no real flow. 🌀

The rooms and sets were outdated for a 2015 series—honestly, Addicted (2016) had better visuals. While I liked the chemistry between Chi Cheng and Wu Suo Wei, some of their movements were awkward and didn’t feel natural at all. Even their uncut kissing scenes were poorly shot. 😬

The second couple had only about 2 minutes of screen time, which was a huge disappointment since Revenged Love really focuses on them. 😞

Overall, while I did enjoy a few scenes, the remake is definitely the superior version. If you’re curious, I’d recommend checking out Revenged Love first!

Just finished this series and I really enjoyed Moon and Dust! The cast is gorgeous, the cinematography is beautiful, and the acting is on point. The stepbrother trope was executed perfectly, and I love how Chinese BL brings a level of maturity and subtlety that other BLs often miss. 🔥 No cringey sound effects either! My only complaint is the short 15-minute episodes and the open ending—I’m hoping for a special episode! 🤞

Rating: 4.5/10 🌿💧

Was excited for a countryside BL, but it fell short. The scenery was beautiful, and the chemistry between Loy and Kaew was 🔥 (especially that first kiss!), but that's about where the positives end. The acting, editing, and pacing were off, and the story got lost with too many characters. The plot, writing, and especially the ending were disappointing. Not a BL I'd recommend unless you’re here for a few hot moments. 💔

MaxNat never miss… but the plot kinda did
I love MaxNat from Cutie Pie, Two Worlds, and now Suntiny—their chemistry is 🔥 and the kiss/NC scenes in Naughty Babe were so good! Visually, the series is stunning too 🌅🎬

But… the plot was a bit messy and not that exciting 😕 I really wish they had better writing because Max and Nat can act, no doubt.

Overall, a good watch for MaxNat fans, but not a great series.