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If you're looking for a funny, light, and unique BL, I Will Knock You is the one to watch! The age difference between Thi (the clumsy tutor) and Noey (the goofy gangster) adds a fun dynamic, and their chemistry is just so cute. Noey’s humor and Thi’s awkwardness make for endless laughs 😂.

The show’s humor is silly in the best way, and the music has a nostalgic ‘90s vibe that’s perfect. It feels different from other BLs, and I loved every minute of it. Highly recommend if you want something fun and refreshing! You won’t regret it!

I’m a big fan of MonPak too! I’ve loved them since Two Worlds. So excited they’re reuniting as main leads again in their upcoming series Doctor’s Mine, releasing on 20 July! Can’t wait! 💙

otally fair! It was quite toxic at times, but I think that’s what made the emotional highs and lows so intense. I agree—the acting and chemistry were 🔥. I couldn’t stop watching even when I wanted to scream at the characters 😅

I agree, but you should also check out Secret Relationships—another 10/10 BL.

Ball Boy Tactics is one of the cutest, most romantic Korean BLs I’ve seen! 🏅 The chemistry between the leads is perfect—one’s hot and handsome, the other’s cute and adorable. 😍 I love how their first kiss wasn’t some accidental trope like most BLs. It felt so natural and sweet. 💋 The NC scene was slow, romantic, and beautifully done—definitely one of the best! The series also gets straight to the point with clear communication and no unnecessary drama. Definitely wish it was longer; 8 episodes was way too short! 😭 Highly recommend! 💯

I see where you’re coming from, but I have to disagree on a few points. Not everyone who watches these shows is fetishizing the darker elements — many viewers are fully capable of separating fiction from reality and appreciate the complexity of flawed characters and morally grey storylines.

Yes, problematic dynamics exist, but portraying them doesn’t automatically mean promoting or romanticizing them. In fact, when done right, it can start important conversations and reflect real issues that aren’t always black and white.

Also, I think it’s unfair to say people are “delusional” just for liking certain shows. Fiction has always been a space to explore difficult, even uncomfortable, topics — it’s how they’re handled that really matters.

So rather than condemning the genre as a whole, maybe we should look closer at how these themes are portrayed and whether they’re being used thoughtfully or just for shock value.

Thank you so much! I honestly thought it was Lee Long Shi — the actor who played Day in Love Syndrome III. He looks so much like him! Plus, the guest list mentioned he’d be appearing to support Episode 10, so I assumed it was him.

I really loved the NC scene too—especially the one in Episode 10 around the 9:40 mark, in the bathtub. Do you happen to know who the two actors are in that scene? I don’t think they’re the main leads, but rather supporting actors. I’m not great with faces, and I haven’t been able to find them on the cast list.

I’d love to, but I don’t have Instagram — just Facebook. I’m actually bi but still in the closet, so I try to stay off social media. I’m totally fine with private chats though, as long as it stays anonymous. Hope that’s okay and you understand! 😊

I think you might be talking about The Sparkle In Your Eye — it’s currently airing. It’s listed as from Singapore, but it’s still a Chinese BL.

Thank you again for your detailed explanation and for taking the time to explain it to me — I truly appreciate it! 😊 I just sent you a friend request — let’s be besties and talk about this amazing series over the next two months! 💖✨📺

Thank you, I remember the name change now. However, I’m still confused about your first point — he dated his ex (who is a man) for three years. If that’s not gay, then what is it? Bi? 🤔 I’m going to start reading the novel now to see if I can get some clarity.

Thank you so much. I remember reading both Addicted novels (Volumes 1 and 2) multiple times in the past — more than five, in fact.

Now that I know this series is also by the same author, Chai Jidan, I truly cannot wait to begin reading it. In fact, I think I’ll start right away. Thank you once again.

Thank you very much for your detailed explanation — it is greatly appreciated.

Just to clarify: does this mean that Chi Cheng has always identified as gay, considering that his ex-partner is male? Is he currently dating Wu Suo Wei’s ex merely to gain his parents’ approval?

Additionally, I noticed in the cast list that Wu Suo Wei is also referred to as Wu Qi Qiong. Would you happen to know the reason behind him having two names?

Could someone kindly explain the meaning behind the line, “You took revenge on the wrong person”? I was under the impression that Wu Suo Wei was fully aware that Chi Cheng is currently dated his ex. If that’s the case, why would Chi Cheng be considered the wrong person?

Additionally, I’m a bit confused about Chi Cheng’s ex. Did he go overseas? Is that why he was drinking on his birthday?

I watched Episode 6 at 2 a.m. and was quite tired, so I may have missed some important details. I would really appreciate any clarification. Thank you in advance!

Just imagine if South Korea 🇰🇷 produced a remake of Addicted, turning it into a high-quality 16-episode drama — it would undoubtedly attract millions of views. With their strong production values, emotional storytelling, and talented actors, a Korean adaptation could truly do justice to the original while reaching an even wider audience.

I agree with your observation. Revenge Love (2025) is indeed a remake of Falling in Love with a Rival (2015), released exactly ten years later.

It would be fitting to see a remake of Addicted (2016) in 2026, marking its ten-year anniversary.

Unfortunately, the Thai adaptation of Addicted did not do the original characters or storyline justice.

Revenged Love and TopForm are both sitting at an 8.7 right now, the highest-rated BLs of 2025! 😱 While I enjoy TopForm, Revenged Love is just on a whole different level! 🔥 Honestly, it should be the #1 BL this year. 😍💪

You can watch it on YouTube.

They are adhering closely to the original novel. I understand your concern; however, to clarify, this is a non-fiction dramatization, as noted in the disclaimer. The entire scene was fully censored, with no graphic content depicted. Although the subject matter is serious, the portrayal emphasized the emotional and narrative impact rather than any explicit visuals