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Hioki’s accidental confession saying I like you has to be one of the cutest moments I have ever seen. It slipped out so naturally and so honestly that it hit me straight in the heart. I cannot believe there are only two episodes left. This simple high school story has given me so much joy and comfort for the past two months and I am genuinely not ready to say goodbye. Watching their slow growth, their hesitant steps toward each other and the warmth they bring into every scene has been such a beautiful journey.
I need a season two. I want to see them at university living their life side by side finally a couple moving in together and building something real. It hurts knowing this chapter is ending just when their story is blooming. I am going to miss them so much.

Both Fan Xiao and Shu Lang delivered such powerful acting that it genuinely hurts to think about it. Shu Lang’s tears felt raw and unfiltered, like his entire world collapsed the moment he revealed the truth. You could feel his heartbreak tearing through every second of that scene. He carried that pain so beautifully that it stays with you long after the episode ends.

The interrogation scene between the three of them was incredible. The tension, the fear, the confusion, and then that text message arriving at the worst possible moment, adding another layer of chaos and devastation. It was breathtaking in the most painful way.

And Fan Xiao... he is absolutely a manipulator and a liar, but the tragic thing is that the love he has for Shu Lang feels painfully real. It is twisted, broken, and selfish, yet you can see it in his eyes that he loves him in a way he cannot control. That kind of love hurts to watch.

Whoever wrote episode 8 poured their soul into it, and they deserve a pay rise for creating something that emotional, heartbreaking, and unforgettable.

Han Jae Hun literally ate not only the cake but Kim Hae Jun as well.

A lot of people don’t like this series, but for me it’s fun, short and simple. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but I enjoy it.

It’s like people who don’t like spicy food yet keep ordering it every week and then complain later,
if it’s not your thing, then just don’t watch it.

I’ve said it so many times, but I truly hope China lifts its BL ban one day. When it comes to pure potential, no other country even comes close. Thailand, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam all have their strengths, but China dominates in so many areas: cinematography, acting, storytelling, chemistry. And when we talk about historical costume dramas, horseback riding sequences, and martial arts fight scenes, China operates on another level entirely. The scale, elegance, precision, and sheer intensity are unmatched.

Revenged Love, The Untamed, Word of Honour, Stay With Me, ABO Desire, Kill to Love and now To My Shore all stand as reminders of what China can create even under restriction. Imagine what they could achieve if they were allowed to tell these stories freely. No one does it like China.

Omg I can’t wait, only 20 hours to go! Thank god we get two episodes each week; waiting for just one would be painful.

Finally, a smart male lead. Shu Lang will keep digging until he finds every answer, because that’s the kind of love he gives. Quiet, determined, and unwilling to let things slip through the cracks.

Taking a break from each other was the only move left, and it hurts so much more than either of them expected. When you step away, even for a moment, that empty space forces you to realise just how much that person means to you. The silence becomes a reminder of everything you shared and everything you’re afraid of losing.

Fan Xiao is standing at a painful crossroads. He can choose to be honest and tell Shu Lang the truth now, even if it breaks him, or he can stay quiet and let Shu Lang discover it on his own. And if that happens, the distance between them will grow into something much heavier. The longer the truth stays hidden, the harder it will hit when it finally comes out.

I wish we had multiple forensic cases to work on. It looks like we’re only getting one murder case for all 13 episodes. Imagine a BL that follows multiple cases like CSI or Law & Order, that would be a dream.

And when it comes to ghosts, no one does it like the Thai shows. Their ghosts are genuinely terrifying.

Also, is it just me, or is it unbelievable that they let a witness like Thup roam around the police station, crime scene, and evidence room? It’s so unrealistic. If this were real life and Thup was actually a suspect, he’d have access to everything and could easily tamper with evidence. He comes and goes like he’s a police officer.

Honestly this has become my favourite Korean BL after Secret Relationships, and I’m lifting my rating to a full 10/10.

The way Jeong Han back hugs Il Jo while he’s washing the dishes, the grape kiss, the soft quiet cuddles they fall into without even trying. They are already living like a couple, moving through each scene as if their hearts have been intertwined for years.

I understand why Jeong Han hesitated when Il Jo confessed. They grew up side by side, connected by family ties even if not by blood, and on the surface they are still cousins. His confusion felt real and human. The miscommunication, the jealousy, the ache of separation in episode three hit so deeply. When Il Jo walked away, Jeong Han finally felt the emptiness, realising that the person he needed was the very one he pushed aside.

Episode four was a beautiful shift. The flashback to their childhood on the farm was tender and warm, showing the purity of how their bond first began. Even the chaos brought by Jeong In, whose cruelty toward Il Jo sparked a fierce protectiveness in Jeong Han, pushed the truth of his feelings to the surface. The episode ending with a heartfelt confession felt like the moment everything finally aligned. I cannot wait to see them step into their new beginning together.

This show is truly something special. The kisses and intimate moments are wonderful, but it is the storytelling, the pacing, the emotion in every small detail that makes it unforgettable. I have only watched four episodes and never felt a moment of boredom. If they offered fifteen episodes, I would watch every one with my whole heart.

You’re not the only one, for me, I watched it over 10 times. Watch it in slow motion at 0.25 speed for the best experience. I watched it in 4K on my 100-inch TV and it was cinematic, almost poetic, on that big screen.

When a man inserts his “snake” for the first time, it usually hurts a lot if there isn’t enough preparation or proper lubricant. That’s why Kaewta stopped and said “Khun Yai,” and Yai apologised, he realised he was hurting his lover, not doing anything unpleasant or kinky. It was simply the pain from the first time.

I love Phuwin and Pond from Never Let Me Go, the plot was amazing.

I’ve just finished three episodes of Me and Thee. It’s good, but the plot isn’t great. How is it an 8.7 and the second-highest rated BL after Khemjira?

This is exactly why we shouldn’t trust MDL ratings. Honestly, I prefer their previous shows, but we’re only at episode 3, so let’s see how the rest goes.

I just finished both episodes and I’m honestly stunned. Now I’m desperate for episode 3. Western BL jumps straight into the fire, the tension is thick, the attraction hits hard, and everything feels dangerously hot.

You should watch Chinese BL To My Shore and Korean BL Thundercloud Rainstorm. Both are airing now and they’re my favourites at the moment.

Yes you’re correct, I just checked. It’s Saturday for me 🥳

Thursday for Thailand and Friday for Australia because of the time difference. We’re all watching from different parts of the world, so some countries get it on Thursday while others get it on Friday.

Thursday for Thailand and Friday for Australia because of the 4-hour time difference. We’re all watching from different parts of the world, so some countries get it on Thursday while others get it on Friday.

Melody of Secrets is airing this week.

Dare you to Death is next week.

Thursday for Thailand and Friday for Australia because of the 4-hour time difference. We’re all watching from different parts of the world, so some countries get it on Thursday while others get it on Friday.

Wow, this is the first time I’m watching six GMMTV series airing at the same time and they are absolutely dominating BL right now!
1. Head 2 Head Ep 6/10
2. Burnout Syndrome Ep 1/10
3. Me and Thee Ep 3/10
4. MeTeLuv Ep 16/28
5. Melody of Secrets Ep 1 this Friday
6. Dare You to Death Ep 1 next Friday

GMMTV can be a hit or a miss, but every show airing right now has me hooked. My BL watchlist has never looked this good!

Wow, this is the first time I’m watching six GMMTV series airing at the same time and they are absolutely dominating BL right now!
1. Head 2 Head Ep 6/10
2. Burnout Syndrome Ep 1/10
3. Me and Thee Ep 3/10
4. MeTeLuv Ep 16/28
5. Melody of Secrets Ep 1 this Friday
6. Dare You to Death Ep 1 next Friday

GMMTV can be a hit or a miss, but every show airing right now has me hooked. My BL watchlist has never looked this good!

Wow, this is the first time I’m watching six GMMTV series airing at the same time and they are absolutely dominating BL right now!
1. Head 2 Head Ep 6/10
2. Burnout Syndrome Ep 1/10
3. Me and Thee Ep 3/10
4. MeTeLuv Ep 16/28
5. Melody of Secrets Ep 1 this Friday
6. Dare You to Death Ep 1 next Friday

GMMTV can be a hit or a miss, but honestly I’m loving everything they’re releasing at the moment. It’s such a good time to be a BL fan!

Wow, this is the first time I’m watching six GMMTV series airing at the same time and they are absolutely dominating BL right now!
1. Head 2 Head Ep 6/10
2. Burnout Syndrome Ep 1/10
3. Me and Thee Ep 3/10
4. MeTeLuv Ep 16/28
5. Melody of Secrets Ep 1 this Friday
6. Dare You to Death Ep 1 next Friday

GMMTV can be a hit or a miss, but every show airing right now has me hooked. My BL watchlist has never looked this good!