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BLOOD
My Golden Blood is a vampiric BL fantasy that’s campy, sensual, and irresistibly melodramatic—packed with intense chemistry between Joss Way-ar (Mark) and Fluke Gawin Caskey (Tong), layered with supernatural intrigue and just enough humor to lighten the gothic tension.Mark, a 200-year-old vampire heir, discovers Tong—a naive, rare “golden blood” individual whose scent attracts vampires. He protects him from rivals (including cousin Nakan), battling his own bloodlust while their bond deepens. A standout twist: Tong, thought to have hemophilia, learns his blood is coveted—and he becomes strong and confident through Mark’s protection
If you're here for sizzling supernatural romance, dramatic flair, and unapologetic fanservice—My Golden Blood delivers in droves. It’s over-the-top, sexy, and sometimes cheesy, but driven by superb lead performances and heartfelt emotion. Ignore the CGI quibbles (unless you're a perfectionist) and let yourself be swept up in this gothic BL romp.
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CRAZY HANDSOME RICH
Crazy Handsome Rich is a stylish, dramatic Thai BL that dives into the glitzy world of the elite—filled with secrets, scandals, and steamy romance. When poor but principled Thacha crosses paths with the mysterious and insanely wealthy Jett, their lives collide in a whirlwind of manipulation, desire, and hidden agendas.Jett seems like the perfect man—handsome, rich, and confident—but beneath the charm is someone dangerously controlling. The tension builds as Thacha struggles to resist Jett’s intense pursuit, but slowly, their relationship evolves from toxic cat-and-mouse into a deeper, more vulnerable connection.
when Thacha uncovers that Jett’s cold and calculating behavior stems from his dark past and fear of abandonment. As the series progresses, Jett begins to change—softening for Thacha’s sake, showing genuine affection, and learning to trust. By the end, after many emotional battles, Jett gives up control to protect Thacha, and their bond becomes something real. They don’t just fall in love—they survive each other.
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Don' even try to understand it
I don't understand normally stalkers are weird how do you fall In love with one and why are his photos all over your room wall and house and also he collects stuff the guy touches and puts them in a Ziploc even thought it trash he had like 17 boxes filled with stuff the guy touched and then when the guy he stalk when he had felling for him to he started playing with his felling and the stalker was so clueless and sometimes they are just to cringey I think that the guy who gets stalk played by billy has a new ship billybabeWas this review helpful to you?
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Very funny and unserious
OMG! Vampire is a quirky BL rom-com that mixes supernatural elements with college chaos. Day (a shy human) discovers his roommate, Nuea, is a vampire—but not the brooding, dangerous kind. Nuea drinks blood pouches like juice and is hilariously lazy. Despite their differences, the two develop an awkward but adorable romance full of misunderstandings, blood-drinking mishaps, and soft-hearted moments.The story doesn’t take itself seriously, leaning heavily on slapstick humor and exaggerated expressions. If you’re looking for a deep plot or intense drama, this isn’t it. But if you enjoy lighthearted fun with a dash of supernatural spice and boy-meets-vampire cuteness, this is a refreshing watch.
There are sweet romantic confessions, ridiculous love rival moments, and even a vampire showdown with a twist: Nuea gives up part of his powers for Day. It's low-stakes and campy, but the chemistry between the leads carries it through.
⚠️ Spoilers: Nuea turns human in the end to stay with Day, and the two live happily in domestic peace—complete with silly cuddles and no vampire drama.
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DAY
Love Syndrome III is a dark, emotional BL exploring trauma, memory loss, and obsessive love. With intense performances and bold storytelling, it’s gripping but controversial. Not for the faint-hearted—trigger-heavy, raw, and unforgettable. A flawed yet powerful watch If you're looking for a soft, feel-good BL—this is not it. But if you're open to a dark, emotional rollercoaster with complex characters, Love Syndrome III may grip you. It's flawed, controversial, but undeniably memorable.Was this review helpful to you?
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IMANI WILLIAMEST
"ThamePo: Heart That Skips a Beat" is a compelling Thai BL exploring the idol industry's challenges. Po, a videographer, documents the boy band Mars' final moments before leader Thame's solo debut. Spoilers: Thame's perceived coldness masks a selfless act: his solo career is a sacrifice for his bandmates. Po breaks through Thame's facade, becoming his confidant. They work to reunite Mars, battling an ambitious CEO. Their slow-burn romance develops through understanding and quiet support, navigating the "idols can't date" dilemma. The series highlights selflessness and the importance of communication, praised for strong acting, chemistry, and real-life band LYKN's music.Was this review helpful to you?
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BALL BOY
Ball Boy Tactics is a tender, slow-burn university BL that centers on emotional growth, trust, and the quiet beginnings of love. It follows Han Ji-won, a withdrawn former gymnast scarred by past trauma, and Kwon Jung-woo, a warm and confident basketball player who gently pushes Ji-won out of his shell. What makes this series stand out is its realistic pacing—their relationship grows through everyday moments like class projects, shared meals, and comforting silences rather than grand gestures. A major spoiler moment comes when Ji-won, known for his fear of intimacy, surprises both Jung-woo and himself by inviting him to stay the night—marking a turning point in their relationship and showing how much Ji-won has healed. While the series isn’t packed with sports action despite its title, it uses the basketball backdrop to explore pressure, vulnerability, and self-worth. The side characters are lightly touched on, offering humor and brief emotional support, but the heart of the story remains with Ji-won and Jung-woo. Overall, Ball Boy Tactics is a gentle, emotionally resonant series perfect for viewers who appreciate soft romance, meaningful conversations, and realistic portrayals of queer love and healing.Was this review helpful to you?
Elegant
Leap Day is a short, sweet Thai BL mini-series released as part of GMMTV's Valentine's project. It focuses on a budding romance that blooms around the rare occasion of a leap day—February 29th—and how fate brings two people together, even if it’s just for a moment. Leap Day is not loud or dramatic—it’s tender, tragic, and hopeful all at once. A hauntingly beautiful story about love that returns when it shouldn't… and the courage to let go. It reminds us that even the shortest love stories can be eternal.this piece proves that even a brief encounter can leave a permanent mark on the heart.Was this review helpful to you?
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What did i watch
I didnt understand a single thing about this drama even having a friend explain it to me didnt help at all what happend to the man after he fought with the guy that tried to kill him and his bf the eneding wasnt even proper i thought they would have a special ep but they didnt and let me get this straight u are a police man you and your bf get shot and a guy try to kill you guys but pointing guns at u and ur bf so you guys jump of a cliff and then you take the decision to get surgery and become a whole new person to take revenge for ur beloved boy friend , friends and family the worst part is that they people that gave birth to you u didnt even tell them about the surgery it was ur sis and her bf that u told and decided to diceide if to take the surgery or not and then went back to his boy friend and tried to put a bad image of his former self and make his boy friedn love the new him and his decision to get plastic surgery seemed so casual and anticlimacticWas this review helpful to you?
