My Ride: The BL gem everyone slept on
My Ride is such a hidden gem, seriously underrated! I’m honestly surprised more people haven’t seen it. Maybe it flew under the radar because a lot of BL fans tend to focus on the more popular pairings, but this one deserves way more love.It’s cute, romantic, and super fluffy. Even without a bunch of steamy kissing or bed scenes, it never felt boring. I also really appreciated the inclusion of an older gay couple, Mork’s uncles were such a sweet touch.
The plot and characters are solid, and everything flowed so smoothly. The story was well-written, and it totally pulled me in. I’d 100% recommend it.
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Disappointing, Waste of Time
I thought I would love this series because I love action/mafia BL series like Kinnporsche and The Heart Killers but I'm seriously regretting investing 6 episodes in this series – it just wasn't worth my time. Despite having an intriguing storyline that initially caught my attention, I had major issues with consistency that really took me out of the experience. In the first episode, Ken was introduced as a skilled fighter with 2 years of training, which made him seem like a formidable character. However, as the series progressed, later episodes showed him constantly losing fights, which felt like a huge downgrade. It was jarring to see him go from being capable and confident to struggling and helpless.I understand that BL series don't always have happy endings, and I'm okay with that. But what frustrated me was Ken's drastic character inconsistency. It felt like the writers didn't follow through with the character development they set up in the beginning. I got fed up with the never-ending fights where Ken would inevitably lose – it started to feel like a running joke . At some point, I just couldn't take it anymore and decided to move on. For me, the inconsistency and repetitive plot points made it not worth the time.
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It Has It all
I wasn’t ready at all—the first episode felt like the climax already! I was hooked from the start. I’m a sucker for time-travel stories, and having Pond in the lead just made it even better. He’s one of my favorite BL actors. I’ve seen him in Century of Love, 180 Degree Longitude, and Fourever You, and he always blows me away with his acting.I also have a soft spot for complex plots and heavier themes, so Reset really hit the mark. Plus, I love series where actors play actors—like Top Form and My Stand-In. It’s always interesting to get a glimpse into what it’s like behind the scenes of the industry, even in a fictional way.
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Characters:
Armin – A well-known actor at the peak of his career. But right after winning a best actor award, he catches his boyfriend cheating—with his best friend. A fight breaks out, and Armin accidentally falls to his death. When he wakes up, he's on a film set as an extra. Turns out he’s somehow traveled back from 2025 to 1999.
Thada – A rich, powerful chairman of an artist agency. In 2025, he secretly admired Armin from afar but never had the courage to approach him. Now that Armin and him back in 1999, Thada isn’t wasting the chance to bring him into his life.
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This series gives a great look into the showbiz world—its cutthroat competitiveness, the struggles of rising stars, and the personal battles that come with it. Thada’s conflict with his stepbrother adds more drama, but what really stands out is how protective and supportive he is toward Armin. It's so heartwarming to watch.
Their connection does feel a little rushed, though. It’s like Thada is completely whipped in both timelines, haha. But I love their sweet moments—they’re what I live for! Their chemistry is so palpable. 💖
One thing I noticed: there are a lot of villains in this show. The main one, Thiwthit, is… intense. I can't tell if I’m annoyed by his over-the-top acting (though maybe that’s how his character was written?) or just amused. I keep thinking about his role in I Will Knock You, the series every time he shows up on screen. It’s complete 180 in his character here in Reset, lol! What a versatile actor.
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As for the time-travel element (2025 and 1999 eras)—it’s cool and well executed, from their costumes, to their dumb phones and also cinematography.
Reset is a brilliant time-travel BL. Great production, amazing cast, beautiful cinematography, and strong performances all around. Huge kudos to everyone involved!
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Slow burn but Satisfying
My Sweetheart Jom is such a banger romcom BL set in the charming countryside of Thailand. It’s that classic “city guy meets province guy” kind of story—and I was totally into it. The comedy, charm, and little adventures throughout the series made it so enjoyable. Saint and Poom’s chemistry isn’t instantly electric for me but it grows in a really natural way.Saint plays a very different role here compared to his past series. He used to give off a softer vibe, but this time he’s more masculine—and honestly, he nailed it. Poom was great too! I first saw him in The Sign, so it’s nice to see him take on a lead role and do it so well.
Jom’s character is very mature—he’s the village chief. He’s responsible for everyone’s well-being in the community. On the other hand, Yo is your typical Gen Z guy. He’s not really a spoiled brat, but he often talks back to his parents and somehow always ends up in sticky situations. That said, his character development is chef’s kiss. Or maybe, he was already solid from the start. He’s selfless, solution-oriented, and grows a lot throughout the series—thanks to his experiences and his parents’ advice. I also love how straightforward he is about his feelings for Jom—he knows what he wants and isn’t afraid to go for it.
Jom, meanwhile, feels like a father figure to all the boys in the house, especially Yo. He’s got that natural protector vibe, but at the same time, he can be a bit tactless and lowkey naughty—just enough to keep things interesting.
I genuinely loved every character's journey. There are plenty of events and subplots that keep the show exciting. It always leaves you wanting more with each episode. Jom and Yo’s relationship is a slow burn—but in the best way possible. They start as housemates just trying to get along, and their bond naturally deepens over time. The romance isn't rushed, and the payoff is so worth it. My only complaint? Yo’s love confession kept getting delayed! Like, every time he tried, something would interrupt, lol!
Everything about My Sweetheart Jom worked for me—the cast, the visuals, the OST (which perfectly sets the mood), and the cinematography? Absolute chef’s kiss. My only wish now is for Saint and Poom to reunite soon in another series—with a solid plot to match their talents.
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A Refreshing Take On Second Chances
I really love the concept of this BL drama — it’s honestly a breath of fresh air. We rarely get stories where exes are the main characters, and using a reporter/media angle instead of the usual office or university setup we've seen hundred times. It’s not something you see all the time in BLs, which makes The Ex-Morning stand out.The Ex-Morning tells the story of ex-lovers Phi and Tawan, who unexpectedly cross paths and end up working together — slowly rekindling the feelings they once had for each other. The plot is pretty straightforward, but it keeps you curious — like, what really happened between them? Why did they break up? It gives you that nosy feeling like you just have to know their past.
The first few scenes already felt grounded and real, and I had a feeling from the start that this series would keep me hooked. I’ve loved KrisSingto since SOTUS, but when it comes to reviews, I don’t let bias cloud my judgment. What matters to me is the storyline and how much I enjoy it. Of course, good acting is a bonus — and thankfully, The Ex-Morning delivers on that too. I was pulled in right from episode one.
There weren’t any sweet scenes at the start — they really acted like actual exes. Their constant bickering is kind of adorable. And the way they look at each other? You can tell there’s still love and care lingering between them.
Though, I do think episode 8 felt a bit off — the scene where someone secretly takes a photo of them hugging and it spreads online felt unnecessary and kind of cliché. It didn’t really add much for me.
That said, everyone plays their roles well. Kris as a reporter fits the part, and Singto once again proves he’s a versatile actor. The pacing is just right — it doesn’t drag at all. I won’t go too deep into the chemistry because, let’s be real, it’s obvious how electric they are together. And whoever styled them seriously deserves a raise — their outfits are on point every episode.
Visually, the show is stunning. The cinematography, color grading, and the soundtrack all come together beautifully. Don’t let the negative reviews turn you off — most of them just nitpick without seeing the bigger picture. Overall, this series is definitely worth watching.
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80% Action, 20% Romance
The Bangkok Boy is a gritty, emotionally loaded BL series that dives into some pretty dark themes. It’s a mix of action, crime drama, and a bit of romance sprinkled in—and honestly, I enjoyed it a lot since I’m a sucker for this kind of show.That said, I couldn’t help but notice that Tape, the main lead, looked a bit too old to be playing someone who's supposed to be 18/21. Still, he nailed the role. His acting was raw and convincing, and the fight scenes were really well done. The chemistry between the leads is definitely there, although I wasn't a fan of the NC scene—it felt way too rough for my taste 😂. The GL couple also had amazing chemistry, and the entire cast really brought their A-game, even the villains. Special shout-out to Aion—he gave a consistently solid performance all throughout.
I also have to give props to Top. I’ve seen him in Every You and Every Me, where he played a more feminine character, and here he pulled off a more masculine vibe effortlessly. He’s clearly a versatile actor who can carry both ends of the spectrum really well.
Now let’s talk about Peace’s dad—he seriously got on my nerves. Always twisting things to control everyone around him, even his own sons. Episode 10, in particular, was the hardest one to watch emotionally.
I appreciate that the series stayed serious and didn’t throw in any out-of-place comedy. Don’t get me wrong, I love shows like KinnPorsche or Joke & Joker too, but in this case, the serious tone really worked in its favor.
Production-wise, it’s top-notch. The cinematography, color grading, set design, and sound? All impressive. It actually reminded me of Jack & Joker in terms of visuals and quality.
Now, if you're in it purely for the romance, you might feel a little let down. The love story between Sun and Peace doesn’t really develop until around episode 8. It’s more of a subplot, but I liked how their bond grew naturally—even though it felt almost impossible in the violent world they lived in. There wasn't a lot of warmth or typical couple moments between them, but I guess that was intentional, considering the darker tone of the story.
If you're after for a full-on BL romance, this might not be your thing. But for me, I’m satisfied with how it wrapped up—even though the ending left us hanging. Hopefully, that means season 2 is on the way.
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THE FLUFFY BL I ALMOST SLEPT ON
I actually tried watching episode one of this series a while back but gave up pretty quickly. It’s one of those University BLs with a bunch of characters, and I thought it’d be too much to keep up with. But I ran out of shows to watch, so I came crawling back, lol.I get that it’s a typical University BL, but it felt a bit immature for my taste at first. Still, it’s a nice break, especially after watching something super dark. Kinda like a light, fluffy antidote.
What really pulled me in was North and Johan’s backstory, it’s seriously interesting. I stayed for them, but Ter and Hill’s storyline started to grow on me too. I didn’t skip their parts since every character’s story ties into the main plot, and you’ll be lost if you do. Things really start to pick up around episode 4, and honestly, every time Hill looks at Ter, I get butterflies. Their chemistry is insane. 😍 And the jealousy scenes? It adds spice to the story. Also, the bar fight scene had me cracking up. 😂
The whole series is super fluffy, I caught myself smiling through most of it. But I still don’t get how Ter hasn’t figured out that Hill’s into him. Like… they kissed and almost hooked up back in high school! Is he pretending not to know, or is he just that clueless? 😅 There were a few awkward scenes I skipped, but overall, the show pulled through.
The series is a bit too long, and it’s frustrating that we barely got any screentime for the other couples (Tonfah & Typhoon and Thit & Dao). They’re supposed to be main characters too, and I kept waiting for their stories to unfold. Fingers crossed they get more focus in season 2.
When it comes to chemistry though, every couple delivers. Whoever did the casting deserves a raise. Acting-wise, everyone did a great job, but Bas (North) totally stood out. He’s naturally funny and so charming. North and Johan are just meant to be. Their personalities balance each other perfectly, Johan being all cold and distant, then secretly smiling when North isn’t looking? Too cute.
Honestly, I regret dropping this series the first time. North and Johan’s story had me emotional, and I was so happy when they finally got together after Johan secretly crushing on him for three whole years.
Fourever You will make you laugh, cry, and feel all the warm fuzzies. It actually reminded me of We Are by GMMTV, though that one has a bit more energy.
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Bad Buddy Made Me a BL Fan, Period
Okay, I know I’m super late to the party, but I finally watched Bad Buddy, and now I get why everyone’s been raving about it. It’s totally worth the hype.This was actually my first Thai BL series, and it immediately hooked me. It became my gateway into the world of BLs (and now I can’t stop watching, lol). One thing I realized: I’m definitely a sucker for enemies-to-lovers tropes, and Bad Buddy delivers that so well.
The storyline is a perfect mix of drama, romance, comedy, and a dash of action, never a dull moment. I loved watching Pran and Pat’s relationship grow, especially all the sneaking around behind their friends' backs. It added just the right amount of tension and humor.
Also, can we talk about OhmNanon’s chemistry? They were so natural together. You can really feel the connection and emotion in their scenes. It didn’t feel forced at all, they were just that good.
Overall, the writing was solid and consistent from start to finish. It’s funny, heartfelt, and truly well-done. Honestly, I wish I had watched this sooner, but better late than never!
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I Feel You Linger in the Air: Uncut Version
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IFYLITA: A MASTERPIECE BL SERIES ❤️
I Feel You Linger in the Air is absolutely beautiful and heartwarming, it just hits different. As someone who’s always been drawn to historical dramas, I gave this a try and honestly, it did not disappoint. I also have a soft spot for time travel stories, and this one blends that element so well with emotional depth and storytelling that I was hooked from the start.I’ve watched a lot of BL series, but none have come close to the emotional pull of this one. I’m deeply invested in it—like, truly. Everything about it is top-tier: the cinematography is stunning, the acting is phenomenal (seriously, every emotion hits right where it should), and even the OST is perfect. It’s one of those rare shows where even the supporting cast gets their time to shine, and I really appreciated that.
Now, let’s talk about the chemistry, Nonkul and Bright? Undeniable. Their connection feels so raw and genuine, and it really sets this show apart. I’ve always loved historical BLs like To Sir, With Love, but that one lacked the intimacy between the leads. I Feel You Linger in the Air delivers that and more—you truly feel everything between Jom and Yai.
The ending definitely left me thinking, though, who is that modern-day Yai hugging Jom at the end? I have a theory he’s a reincarnation, and I’d love to see that explored more. Honestly, the whole story is so captivating, well-made, and beautifully written. It's a masterpiece in my eyes and the only BL series that’s ever made me cry.
Please, let there be a Season 2. I need more. 💙
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Too Much Drama, Not Enough Sweet Moments
Cupid's Last Wish is a body-swapping story where Win (played by Mix) ends up in his sister Lin’s body after a car accident.Honestly, the series was a bit stressful to watch—mostly because of Win’s character. He started off okay in the first episode, but then his personality took a nosedive. He just kept getting more unbearable as the story went on. I get that he's going through a lot, but blaming Korn for everything? Not it.
On the bright side, Earth and Mix’s chemistry is strong as always. GMMTV really knows how to pair their actors well. That said, the romance is more of a slow burn since the body-swapping plot takes up most of the show. But even with that, you can still feel their connection.
Acting-wise, all three leads delivered solid performances. The body-swapping transitions were done really well and felt convincing.
One thing I really appreciated was the beautiful rural Thai landscapes and the spotlight on local food during their journey. But there’s this one thing that bugged me: how does a big farm not have a vet for sick cows? Kinda feels like a plot hole.
Overall, I wasn’t completely satisfied—mainly because of the ending. It felt rushed and incomplete, like we barely got to see Win and Korn enjoy their time together. I wish they had either extended it to 12 episodes or cut out some of the filler scenes. Plus, Win’s character barely developed—he was still annoyingly loud and difficult even toward the end.
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He Was Straight Until He Meets Him
This series had potential to be even better. I actually enjoyed the first few episodes, but as the story went on, the screen time of the main couple being together started to feel limited. The focus shifted more toward family issues and power struggles, which made the romance take a backseat.That said, I really liked the love story—especially how deeply Huaien loves Xiaobao. He couldn’t do much at first because of how complicated their situation was, but once things got moving... Wow! Xiaobao may have fallen first, but Huaien definitely fell harder.
One thing I really appreciated is that there's no homophobia in this series, despite it being set in an old era. Xiaobao’s close friend was against their relationship at first, but in the end, he just let them be. Even Xiaobao’s parents and sister were accepting. Being gay wasn't a big issue, which felt refreshing, especially in a historical setting.
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Let’s talk characters:
Xiaobao is rich, spoiled, a little immature, and kind of stubborn—but in a charming way. He always talks about girls... until Huaien comes into the picture. Huaien, on the other hand, is the cold, quiet type—but the more they interact, the closer they get.
I love how confident Xiaobao is. At first, he seems like the type who’s into girls, but the moment he meets Huaien, he pretty much forgets all about them—LOL! I also admire how straightforward he is with his feelings. Even though it’s a conservative time period, he never questions himself and just embraces the fact that love is love. No drama. No denial.
The chemistry between them is so palpable. The way they look at each other? Ugh, my heart. There are kissing and bed scenes—but they cheekily close the bed curtain right away. 😂
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Everyone did a solid job acting-wise, even the supporting characters. The cinematography is really pretty too. You can tell the budget wasn’t huge but honestly, it’s still a decent watch.
Even though the leads are separated from episode 6 and only reunite in episode 11, I still ended up enjoying Meet You at the Blossom. If you're in the mood for a historical BL with some silliness, drama, and action, give this one a shot!
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Didn't Expect to Love This So Much!
OMG, this series is so beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time! I started watching Peach of Time with low expectations, and wow—was I wrong. It completely caught me off guard in the best way. I didn’t expect to sign up for such a roller coaster of emotions. It has some lighthearted moments, but it never gets boring, and the dialogues are surprisingly well-written.What makes it stand out is how unique it is—one of the main characters speaks Thai and the other speaks Korean, but somehow it just works. It’s actually my first time watching a series like this, and I loved the cultural mix. The story is also easy to follow since the cast is small, which helps you connect more with each character.
If you liked He's Coming to Me or Something in My Room (though that one is a little draggy 😂) I’m pretty sure you’ll enjoy this one too. My only complaint is that it felt a little too short for my taste. Ten episodes with just 27 minutes each didn’t feel enough—but to be fair, they did manage to wrap up the major and side plots pretty well within that time.
As for chemistry? Jimmy and his partner in this series have amazing chemistry—honestly, the best I’ve seen from him. They’re adorable together (the height difference? Chef’s kiss). Everyone in the cast did great, but I have to give a special shoutout to Jimmy—he’s improved so much since Why RU, and it really shows here.
Now, about the ending... I wasn’t completely satisfied. It felt a bit rushed and left me with a weird feeling like something was missing. But hey, I’m the type who loves both sad and happy endings, so maybe that’s just me being picky.
All in all, Peach of Time was still such a good watch. If you're in the mood for something emotional, heartfelt, and a bit different, I definitely recommend it. Just go in with an open heart—and don’t expect a fairytale ending. 💔💖
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When First Love Transcends Time
First love, soulmates, unresolved feelings, grief, loss, coming-of-age—all in one story 😭I was so lucky to discovered this hidden gem dubbed as Tagalog on YouTube. I've watched the whole thing while working on my computer.
I really loved the location in the early scenes—it reminded me so much of my hometown. That nostalgic vibe just hit different. The movie follows the coming-of-age journey of two best friends who slowly fall for each other. But the catch is… they lived in a time when being gay wasn’t as accepted as it is now. The concept isn’t exactly new, but I don’t know—this one really stuck with me. Maybe because I’m a big fan of Ohm and his acting got me from the start. He’s the kind of actor who always knows how to break my heart—just like he did in Bad Buddy.
What shocked me though is how the second half totally shifts. It’s no longer a BL—it turns into a reincarnation story! I honestly felt a bit robbed, lol. Dew (Ohm) dies and is reincarnated as a girl, and they meet again years later. When I read the plot summary, I really thought they'd reunite as guys. Maybe I should’ve watched the trailer first 😂. Still, no regrets watching it. It’s such a beautiful piece. Prepare yourself though—this one’s a serious emotional roller coaster. Tissues are a must!
Shoutout to the actress who played the girl version of Dew—she really looked like Ohm! Perfect casting. Everyone did great, but Ohm? He’s just on another level. So versatile!
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Speedy Cars and Steamy Scenes
I’m not really into sport-themed drama, but I saw some good reviews about this series on YouTube so I thought, why not give it a try? Honestly, it was a bit boring at first, the opening scene was all about racing and I almost tuned out. But wow, I did not expect it to get so exciting a few episodes in. Every time there’s a race, my heart’s racing too literally haha.And it’s not just about racing either. There are a lot of steamy scenes that definitely keep things interesting. When Babe and Charlie first showed up, I wasn’t really feeling it. Charlie seemed a little shady and there was no spark for me. But as the story went on, their chemistry totally grew on me.
As for Babe and Way’s storyline... man, I feel bad for Way. Like, it’s been 10 years and he still hasn’t confessed? That part felt kinda unrealistic, but hey, it made the drama more intense.
Overall, I ended up really enjoying the series. It surprised me in the best way.
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Sweet But Not Sugar-Coated
I honestly didn’t expect much at first, but I ended up really enjoying it — glad I gave it a shot because the episodes just keep getting better. I originally watched this for Guide, but I ended up staying for the whole squad.Bake Me Please can be a bit cliché — the classic sunshine guy falls for the cold and grumpy one — but somehow, it still kept me entertained. As painful as some parts are, the series gives off this warm, comforting vibe.
It also touches on how complicated relationships can get, and the emotional struggles that come with being in one. Plus, it dives into the reality of unrequited love — loving someone who just doesn't love you back.
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What I liked:
✅ There are only a few characters, so the story’s easy to follow.
✅ The production value is pretty solid.
✅ The cinematography is beautiful, and the OST hits just right.
✅ Peach and Chin have decent chemistry — it’s not fiery, but it works.
✅ Everyone did a great job, especially Ohm and Poom, but I have to give a special shoutout to Guide — I just love his accent.
✅ It would've been even better if Poom had more screen time or was one of the main leads.
✅ The love square actually added a little spice without making things toxic.
✅ Supportive grandma
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What didn’t work for me:
✅ Chin’s character is honestly hard to root for — he's too unreasonable, self-centered, and barely grows throughout the series.
✅ The lack of clear communication (especially on Chin’s end) gets frustrating.
✅ I lowkey wished Peach and Guy were the endgame, but of course that’s not happening — Ohm (Chin) is clearly one of the main leads.
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Overall, Bake Me Please is a cooking-themed BL with a simple, easy-to-digest plot and easy on the eyes cast. It’s not a masterpiece, but it feels grounded and the casting was on point.
If you’re looking for a BL series you can binge in one sitting without getting emotionally wrecked, give Bake Me Please a shot. 🍰
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