Sleepy Strawberry

Dramatic thai family dramas with lots of conflicts, intrigues, deceptions etc...
Female centred plots
Prestigious family
Deaths
Characters with a mindset of: the end justifies the means

Dramatic thai family dramas with lots of conflicts, intrigues, deceptions etc...
Female centred plots
Prestigious family
Deaths
Characters with a mindset of: the end justifies the means mindset

Dramatic thai family dramas with lots of conflicts, intrigues, deceptions etc...
Female centred plots
Prestigious family
Deaths
Characters with a mindset of: the end justifies the means mindset

Stories with a sweet queer romance where at least one of the characters is deaf and the characters communicate in sign language.

Heated rivalry between two talented and renowned creatives (music vs dance) who grow inexplicable closer despite previous tensions.
A (n almost) homoerotic bond develops between these two, (10Dance is a guy/guy romance, Four Hands is a Bromance).
Characters showcasing their talent on the international scale too

Queer coming of age stories about characters navigating their sexuality and romantic relationships to other people among an enviroment that may not be so accepting
Emotional, romantic
Try to be a realistic account of queer life
Themes of christianity are very central in TTH but also are brushed upon in LITBC

Queer coming of age stories about gay men navigating love, friendship, family, and a society hesitant to accept them. Very sad, emotional and compelling, not shying away from presenting the real life struggles
YNEH tackles christianity (in its relation to homosexuality, or more so, Christian people disproving of queer ppl), internalised homophobia which are also central aspects in at least one of the stories in LITBC

Kdramas that are kind of episodic but all connected through one reaccuring actress/character. Theyre devided into different segments and each segment is directed by a different person and feature different people the mc interacts with.

Both are korean dramas with a kind of episodic feel but a central main character. They follow a young man and his development/coming of age. He meets different people -each episode contains its own little story
Navigating family, friendship
Main character rejected by society bc he belongs to a marginalised group of people
Dealing with grief/death of a parent
Very emotional shows about real life

Move to heaven ep5 features a sad gay storyline ... thats basically what love in the big city is lol

The characters die in an accident but get the chance to be transported back into the living world - but end up in a different body. Through this, they aim to get rid of unresolved tensions, issues and misunderstandings and speak out the feelings theyve been holding in for so long
Themes of grief, dealing with loss;
homoerotic tension
comedy

romcom kdramas in which two characters switch bodies and have to navigate a new situation
bromance elements
one of the leads is/was a popular actress

short kdramas in which the main characters accidentally end up back in the past/back in high school again and use this chance to save a lost loved one
always meet again is a m/m romance, blue birthday is a f/m romance