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Yes, I hope she does not really understand the problem. If she understood, it would be hard for her to stay with her family unless she was a bitch, too. I wish she does not understand it until she becomes financially independent on them. She has looked like a good person so far.

Thank you. What a relief! I hope we're done with the mum. It didn't have a sense to have her there at all. I am only interested in the main couple's relationship. Why do they always have to put a terrible female character to a BL drama?

Where did you see the preview?

Maybe he's gay. He wasn't able to have sex with the girl even though he wanted to.

I still kinda like it because it's not cheesy and idealistic like other BL shows but I'm angry they made Sher such a jerk in the last couple of episodes and the plot became very repetitive. I was hoping that they will come with something new in this episode (e. g. that Fahlan had a serious accident and Sher would realize that he did not want to loose him or that Fahlan decided to finally move on from Sher and it would make Sher realize that he could not live without him). But I agree that the main couple is better than the side couples (unpopular opinion lol) because I see no passion from the side couples.

Now he got it!

Thank you very much!

Otherwise, I really liked Lovely Writer, it is also hot but there is drama. The same comes with We Best Love, especially second season is quite dramatic but IMO it's worth it. The actors have amazing chemistry. Both dramas have a happy ending.

Here is the date: https://kisskh.at/739423-cutie-pie-special-episode/episode/1

You are welcome. I'm glad you appreciated it :)

I get you with Choco Milk Shake. I'm rather waiting until it finishes airing, then I'll watch it. If you like Korean dramas, you could also enjoy First Love Again, You Make Me Dance and Light on Me. To My Star and Blueming have lots of fans, too.
From Thai dramas, I forgot to mention 2gether (although you will find almost no intimacy there, so it's kinda frustrating but otherwise enjoyable). Love Mechanics is good, as well, and there is intimacy (it is 18+) but also some emotional drama. Maybe you would like My Engineer (very light-hearted but no intimacy) and Paint With Love (there is some intimacy, just one of the main characters is kinda annoying). Someone already recommended you Love Stage (the Thai version) and I fully agree with that - it's both hot and light-hearted. I think you could also appreciate Love By Chance (based on a novel by the same author as Love in the Air and TharnType). Just prepare there is rape in one of the side couples (no physical violence but one person from the couple sleeps with the other one when he is heavily drunk).
From Thaiwan, you could also like Plus&Minus. There is some painful and unnecessary drama in the penultimative episode but it's quickly solved in the last one. From Japanese dramas, Cherry Magic is very popular and I liked it, too, just the actors don't even visibly kiss, so if you insist on intimacy, you may not appreciate it. But it's cute.

Maybe you could like Choco Milk Shake which is still airing. But I don't expect any 18+ scenes to be there. Otherwise, I recommend you About Youth, Boys' Lockdown, Gameboys, Mr. Heart, Location, "Star and Sky: Sky in Your Heart", "See You After Quarantine?" and "Bad Buddy". From Korean BL dramas Semantic Error. Again, all are without sex scenes, only with good kisses.

In fact, now I remember that "Be Loved in House: I Do" and namely "Why R U" fulfill all your criteria!

I think in the end it is light and uncomplicated (or rather illogical) although at first sight it does not look so. I was disappointed because I actually expected it to be dramatic and deep (based on the premise and trailer) but it failed. Anyway, the leading actors give a good performances and have great chemistry (although there are no NC scenes).

They are better than the main couple because the scriptwriters have limited space to mess up their story.

30th November.

This has everything a bad BL drama must have lol.

For me it's "so bad it is good", so I keep watching.

Yes, exactly. That's real life - not a fairly tale like most BL dramas or movies.

Exactly.

I was also confused. He must have lied about that which disguts me. And why did the screenwriters have the need to make him talk about his childhood girl crushes and claim he's bi when it is adds nothing the plot? It was enough that they showed Nhai was in love with a girl before. It really seems that the screenwriters are a bit homophobic.

There was sex already? I haven't watched it yet.