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Qi (the younger brother) also plays the second lead in Revenged Love, a Chinese BL that just aired an hour ago. He stars as a hot doctor—watch episode 1, you won’t want to miss it!

I understand your concern, but just to clarify—this is a non-fiction dramatization, as stated in the disclaimer. The entire scene was fully censored with no graphic content shown. While the subject matter is heavy, the portrayal focused more on the emotional and narrative weight rather than explicit visuals.

I see. Thank you.

Yes two on Monday and two on Tuesday.
6 weeks x 4 episodes weekly 🥳

He’s also the second lead couple in Revenged Love, Chinese BL just aired an hr ago as a hot doctor. Watch episode 1, you don’t want to miss it

OMG finallyyyyy — a proper Chinese BL with 24 full episodes, and episode one is 47 minutes long?? And it’s not even censored??? I’ve literally been waiting almost a decade since Addicted dropped in 2016 for something like this!

The best part? It’s written by Chai Ji Dan, the same genius behind Addicted. She really said, “I’m back, bitches!” 👏🔥

At first, I thought he survived — two shots and still had a pulse, maybe? But then bam, he’s on the news — pronounced dead. Or so they say. Picture this: he fakes his death, lies low, then storms back in, gun blazing, and takes Joe out in cold revenge. Now that would set the whole show on fire.

At first, I thought he survived — two shots and still had a pulse, maybe? But then bam, he’s on the news — pronounced dead. Or so they say. Picture this: he fakes his death, lies low, then storms back in, gun blazing, and takes Joe out in cold revenge. Now that would set the whole show on fire.

Sorn was getting laid like clockwork—eight episodes straight! 🛏️🔥 Then episode 9 hits, and boom, no action… and the man sprouts a beard 🧔 like he’s prepping for hibernation 🐻. Keep this up and in a few more episodes, he’s gonna be a celibate geologist bear 🪨📚, digging for rocks and emotional stability 😂

You’re not the only one—many people are enjoying this show. It’s something I look forward to every week. Hard to believe there are only three episodes left.

Thank you so much, I will DM you now

Can you please name a few so I can add to my watch list? Thank you

If you like this one then you will like Only Boo! Give it a go 🥳

Kiseki: Chapter 1 was cancelled, but if you like P and Pan, you should watch Kiseki: Chapter 2—they’re both the main leads, and there are hot NC scenes in episodes 3 and 5.

I’m an Aussie from Melbourne and I’m loving it. I also really love this one and its sequel, Kiseki: Chapter 2. What city are you from?

Thank you. English, Literature, and the Arts were my favourite subjects in school, but since they didn’t offer strong job prospects, I decided to pursue a career in banking instead.

I completely agree with you—I truly enjoyed all three shows. In addition, I highly recommend not overlooking this week and last week NC scenes in these titles as well: My Stubborn (Episode 8), Mission to the Moon (Episode 16), and I Promise I Will Come Back (Episode 4). Each one is beautifully executed and definitely worth watching.

Wow, The Bangkok Boy and The Next Prince have NC scenes that are completely opposite in tone—and both are captivating in their own way. One is soft and tender, set within the elegance of the palace, while the other is raw, intense, and painted in messy passion. I loved them both for what they brought to the story and characters.

Wow, The Bangkok Boy and The Next Prince have NC scenes that are completely opposite in tone—and both are captivating in their own way. One is soft and tender, set within the elegance of the palace, while the other is raw, intense, and painted in messy passion. I loved them both for what they brought to the story and characters.

Also, while I’m usually not a huge fan of GL, I have to say the scenes with the paramedic girl repeatedly visiting the hospital just to replace the flowers for Mei were incredibly sweet. There’s something so quietly romantic about her devotion—it really touched me.

That scene was nothing short of cinematic poetry. The royal guard and the prince collided like fate itself had been waiting for this moment. Time seemed to slow as they moved with aching precision—no rush, only reverence. Their kisses were deep and desperate, laced with longing and truth, tongues entwining as if trying to memorize each other’s soul. Their eyes spoke volumes—burning with love, pain, and the weight of everything unspoken. And then, as the bodyguard finally entered his prince, he held him close and whispered “breathe”—a single word that shattered the silence like a vow. In that moment, it wasn’t just bodies meeting—it was hearts breaking open, lives intertwining, destiny unfolding.

A big round of applause to both NuNew and Zee—this scene is a testament to their extraordinary chemistry, carried over beautifully from their previous series and so clearly alive even offscreen. Their connection breathes life into every frame.