“kiDnap GAME” Director Talks Lee Joon Gi And Sakaguchi Kentaro’s Chemistry And The Drama’s Deadly Game
The director of the upcoming drama “kiDnap GAME” has shared more insights into the series.
“kiDnap GAME” is a thriller centered on an unprecedented kidnapping case that unfolds simultaneously across seven Asian cities—Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei, Singapore, Bangkok, Naha, and Manila. The story follows seven individuals who are each given different missions and forced into a deadly survival game, where they must complete their assignments before anyone else in order to save their loved ones and survive.
Ahead of the drama’s premiere, director Yusuke Kato, who helmed the series, personally introduced the project, from its starting point to the chemistry between its two leads.
Director Yusuke Kato explained, “Kidnappings occur simultaneously in seven Asian cities, and mysterious messages are sent to the victims’ families, marking the beginning of a brutal survival game.” He continued, “The question of ‘How far would you go to save someone you love?’ runs throughout the entire series.”
The choices made by the participants are also a key element that drives the story. Director Yusuke Kato explained that even seemingly insignificant choices can lead to irreversible consequences in unexpected ways, adding that the series captures the choices and beliefs of people pushed into extreme situations.
He also expressed satisfaction with Sakaguchi Kentaro and Lee Joon Gi’s chemistry. “Their chemistry was excellent,” he said. “Both actors genuinely care about the set and have an incredible passion for acting, so they openly exchanged ideas and shared positive energy with each other.”
He added, “Because the two of them worked well together and enjoyed immersing themselves in their roles, their incredible emotional scenes and the intense tension between them came through on screen.”
Another defining feature of the series is that its story unfolds simultaneously across different Asian cities, from Seoul and Tokyo to Taipei, Singapore, Bangkok, Naha, and Manila. A key point to watch will be how the kidnapping cases occurring in different locations are ultimately connected as part of a single game.
Director Yusuke Kato said, “As the series progresses, the answers to who designed this brutal game, what its true purpose is, and whether the choices made by the participants were actually the right ones will gradually be revealed.”
“kiDnap GAME” will premiere on October 6 at 10 p.m. KST.
In the meantime, watch Lee Joon Gi in “Flower of Evil” with subtitles below!
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5 BL Dramas To Watch If You Loved “Connecting To You”
“Connecting to You” is already over, and there’s a lot to miss: Chia Kai’s (Chiu Yi Tai) magical abilities to foresee compatibility and relationships via magical colored threads, his slow-burn chemistry with police officer Da Wei (Liu Yu Ren), and Chia Kai’s mischievous partner in crime Chao Nan (Lin Da Her). But once you finish one drama, it’s time for a new show to obsess over.
For more BL dramas from Taiwan and equally magical shows that’ll help fill the void now that “Connecting to You” has finished, consider adding these five BLs to your watch list:
1. “La Pluie”
The story of “Connecting to You” is about a guy who can see relationship threads, which lets him piece together the destiny, compatibility, and truth between relationships. A core idea you can take from it all is that some connections are meant to be. If anything fate-coded or related to destiny like this suits your fancy, then “La Pluie” should naturally be your next watch.
Set in Thailand, this show puts a fun and slightly supernatural twist on the idea of destiny and soulmates. In this version of reality, some people have a special gift: they lose their ability to hear during rainfall and, in exchange, they can telepathically feel, hear, and talk with their soulmate.
Saengtai (Title Tanatorn Saenangkanikorn) was born with this ability, but he refuses to believe in having one true soulmate after his parents separate, despite being so-called soulmates. He has virtually sworn off the idea of fated love, but he starts hearing the voice of one man every time it pours.
Despite Saengtai’s every effort to avoid being defined by his ability to hear his soulmate, he can’t run away from it either—just imagine Thailand’s monsoon season! Trying to ignore his soulmate isn’t easy or practical, and after a point, Saengtai even becomes interested in who the man might be.
When someone else steps into his life without the label of being his soulmate, Saengtai must choose between a love that everyone says is destined and a romance with someone who likes him regardless of fate.
Why it’s worth the watch: This is arguably one of the most unique BL dramas on the topic of fated love. The chemistry between the leads goes hard in this one, and in a show all about destined love, it makes sense that the chemistry would feel so natural. The first meeting between the leads is one of the most anticipated moments in the show, and the build-up to it is totally worth the wait.
2. “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice But to Kiss!”
For another good-hearted lead who gets struck with bad luck, add “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice But to Kiss!” to your watch list.
If you watched “Connecting with You,” you know the leading man often finds himself in a pickle because of his magical ability to see relationship threads. His intentions are always so pure and good, but they have a habit of landing him in the most ridiculous situations. In this Japanese BL, Fukuhara Kota (Sota Ryosuke) often finds himself in a pickle too, but it’s simply because he has a persistent case of terribly bad luck.
For reasons unknown, Kota is a magnet that attracts bad luck. You could call it a superpower of sorts, but it doesn’t do him any favors. From the moment he wakes up to the moment he steps into his home after a long day, he meets unexpected disasters and turmoil, no matter what he does to prepare for them.
Now at university, Kota’s mission is to blend in and brush off any bad luck he encounters with a smile. Even so, his hopes for a normal college life are entirely out of reach until he meets fellow student Shinomiya Naoya (Sato Yusuke).
During a group dinner among students, he ends up sitting beside Shinomiya, a cool and popular guy who, most importantly, happens to have the opposite fate to his: Shinomiya is blessed with good luck. After Kota has a surprisingly good night out after simply sitting beside him, he wonders if Shinomiya’s good luck can somehow rub off on him.
Deciding to test this theory, Kota asks Shinomiya if they can stay close and spend time together. When Shinomiya agrees and leans in for a kiss, Kota realizes he just might have given off the wrong impression. Now Kota has a very difficult choice to make: agree to go out with Shinomiya or risk his bad luck ruining his college career. Decisions, decisions.
Why it’s worth the watch: If you found it funny and, albeit, a bit pitiful how Chia Kai in “Connecting to You” found himself in trouble despite his desire to do good and help others, you’ll probably find Kota’s special knack for finding trouble even more hilarious. This show promises a good laugh every single episode and a fun romance between two totally different guys who are perfect for each other. Just know, if you’ve had a bad day or a case of bad luck, Kota has probably had it just as bad, if not worse. You can take a little solace in Kota’s hilariously terrible days.
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3. “Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!”
For another lead with magical abilities, “Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!” fits the bill perfectly. In this case, instead of being born with a strange magical ability, leading man Adachi Kiyoshi (Akaso Eiji) gets his magical powers when he turns 30. Why now? Well, because he is still a virgin of course!
This story starts with a legend: if you turn 30 and are a virgin, you’ll gain the ability to read others’ minds through touch. It sounds like a cool ability on paper, but Adachi is actually a timid loner who just wants to get through the workday without making a mistake or getting asked to do extra work that isn’t his.
Adachi’s lack of self-esteem starkly contrasts with that of his coworker, Kurosawa Yuichi (Machida Keita), the second leading man of this drama. As the company’s ace employee, he seems perfect: he never makes mistakes, is always willing to lend a hand, and is popular with virtually everyone at the office. Adachi has only ever watched Kurosawa succeed from afar with quiet envy and admiration as he struggles to stay afloat. Their dynamic, however, completely shifts when Adachi acquires his abilities.
At a loss for how to deal with his new mind-reading gifts, Adachi decides to bury the problem and just avoid it, and that lasts for about a day. On what should have been a totally average and boring elevator ride up to his office, he ends up standing beside Kurosawa, unintentionally touching him. Reading his mind, Adachi discovers that Kurosawa has a crush on someone else in the elevator, but it’s packed with people.
It takes him a minute to put the clues together, but Adachi eventually realizes a startling fact: Kurosawa has a crush on him. Totally overwhelmed at this new bit of information, Adachi tries to play it cool and continue his mundane life routine, but his magical abilities inadvertently bring him closer to Kurosawa. Now it’s all up to this timid man to face the truth or hide from it.
Why it’s worth the watch: Imagine suddenly gaining the ability to read people’s minds, only to find out the most popular guy at your office has a crush on you. For consistently overwhelmed and overthinking Adachi, that’s a whole lot to deal with. This humorous, comfort BL is a fun take on the traditional office romance and quietly leans into meta territory through Adachi’s mind‑reading perspective. This one has what feels like a million adaptations, including a Thai remake. It might be a hot take, but the Japanese live-action remains the best rendition.
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4. “See Your Love”
If you want to see more of what Taiwanese BLs are all about, “See Your Love” is one of the best. The story starts with a high society boy, Zi Xiang (Raiden Lin). Freshly returned to Taiwan, he meets trouble right away and gets caught in a street fight. Enemies and threats abound for Zi Xiang as the heir to his family’s successful company, so much so that his assistant, Feng Jie (Lin Chia Yo), often doubles as his bodyguard.
However, it isn’t Feng Jie who comes to the rescue during Zi Xiang’s unfortunate first day back. Instead, it’s a passerby named Shao Peng (Jin Yun). Shao Peng helps Zi Xiang get out of what could have been a deadly situation, and by all means, it seems like only a passing moment between strangers.
As fate would have it, the two meet again, and Zi Xiang finds out that Shao Peng is hearing impaired. Shao Peng suffers a minor injury from the street scuffle, and with enemies on his back, Zi Xiang employs his assistant to pose as him and find the attackers who are after him. This also means he is out of an assistant to help him at home.
The clever trickster that Zi Xiang is, he sees Shao Peng as an opportunity to gain a new aid that won’t be able to divulge company secrets or become a threat. Overplaying his injuries, he convinces a reluctant Shao Peng to be his live-in caretaker.
Why it’s worth the watch: The story is different, but “See Your Love” has the same feel-good, healing energy that “Connecting to You” has. If you want another slow-burning, sweet romance that feels fated, this one won’t disappoint. There’s also a whole lot to learn from watching this show, from accepting others to loving yourself.
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5. “Wishing Upon the Shooting Stars”
You’ll find an equally heartfelt story as in “Connecting to You” in another Taiwanese BL drama, “Wishing Upon the Shooting Stars.” In a close-knit seaside town—close-knit in the sense that everyone knows everyone and their business—He Xiang Yong (Jed Chung) returns home after a failed life in the big city. Upon returning, he naturally feels out of place and receives ridicule from his father, who runs an inn in town.
Reconnecting with his best friend Wan Zhe (Yu Chieh En), the two sneak away to their secret spot by the sea and make wishes under a starry night sky. Xiang Yong is lost in life, so it’s no surprise that he wishes to escape his current life and the judgment he feels from his town by becoming someone totally different that no one recognizes.
The next day, Xiang Yong makes the scary realization that no one knows who he is. His wish somehow came true. He’s still the same person, but no one recognizes him besides his best friend. Thinking quickly on their feet, the two take this chance to create a new identity for Xiang Yong so he can start another life, one he assumes will be better than his old one.
While everyone wonders where Xiang Yong has gone, he takes on a new name and secures a job at his father’s inn. With his friend’s help, they plan to hide the truth, but an unresolved old flame suddenly re-enters Xiang Yong’s life. That old flame is Hao Wei (Chu Meng Hsuan), and he happens to also be working at the inn. As the two rekindle a lost connection, Hao Wei can’t help but notice how much this stranger reminds him of Xiang Yong.
Why it’s worth the watch: While watching “Wishing Upon the Shooting Stars,” it feels like you know a secret that no one else does, and it’s true. While Xiang Yong is masquerading around as someone he isn’t, it’s only his best pal (and viewers) who knows the truth; meanwhile, even his own father doesn’t recognize his face. This show has another perfect best friend duo, much like Chia Kai and Chao Nan in “Connecting to You,” and it has a similar underrated humor that’ll catch you off guard and make you giggle in between the deeper parts. Overall, this is an excellent Taiwanese BL drama that has a little bit of everything, but most importantly, it feels honest and relatable.
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Asya’sa BL-biased Soompi writer with a love of K-pop and all types of Asian dramas. Some of her favorite shows are “Psychopath Diary,” “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!,” “Light On Me,” “The Untamed,” “Go Go Squid!,” and “Cherry Magic!“
Currently watching: “After Moving Seats, The Boy Behind Me Has A Crush On Me,” “Mr. Kill,” “Popular Serizawa Acts Weird Around Me,” “Hold On, Harutora-Kun,” “Match Point,” “Don’t Be Too Emotional,” “Nour,” “Mr. Fanboy,” “Summertime,” “Unlucky Bae,” and “Class Crush Crisis.” Looking forward to: “Love Scandal,” “Magic Lover,” and “The Love Matter.”
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Top 5 Dramas On Viki In August 2026
With summer winding down, August brought another month of memorable dramas for fans to enjoy. Here’s a look at the top five titles that received the most love on Viki this past month.
In no particular order.
“A Bona Fide Killer”
“A Bona Fide Killer” is an action drama about a working mother with a lethal job who is fighting to protect her work-life balance. Kong Hyo Jin stars as Yu Bo Na, the seemingly ordinary manager of Sales Team 3 at Durumi Electronics, who is secretly the legendary sniper known as “Kingfisher.”
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“My Bias, My Boss”
Based on a webtoon, “My Bias, My Boss” tells the story of the romance between Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Jun), who joins a company in hopes of meeting her longtime idol bias Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min), and the company’s CEO Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon).
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“The Affair Was Just the Beginning”
“The Affair Was Just the Beginning” is a black comedy about the spiraling chain reactions that unfold when a popular influencer couple, who have built their public image around being a happy family, become entangled with their next-door neighbors—a married doctor couple locked in a bitter divorce battle—over a shocking secret that makes even an affair seem trivial.
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“Dream to You”
“Dream to You” is a romantic comedy about the reunion of genius film director Woo Soo Bin (Hwang In Youp), who returns after achieving his dreams, and reporter Ju Yi Jae (Hyeri), who has forgotten her own.
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“Overdo”
A romance drama set in Republican-era Shanghai, “Overdo” is about Murong Qing Yi (Zhang Ling He), the youngest son of a powerful warlord, and the courageous Ren Su Su (Wang Chu Ran) who saves him from a harrowing escape. After being torn apart by tragedy, they unexpectedly reunite three years later.
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2026 Busan International Film Festival Announces 3 New Korean Dramas To Premiere At Event
The 31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) has announced three highly anticipated Korean drama series that will premiere at this year’s festival!
On August 25, BIFF announced that its “On Screen” section will showcase Lee Jae Wook and Go Min Si’s Netflix series “Dead-End Job,” Disney+’s fantasy romance “The Remarried Empress,” and Son Suk Ku’s Netflix series “Road” (working title).
The “On Screen” section highlights the year’s most highly anticipated new drama series, expanding the scope and value of the cinematic experience by bringing exciting series premieres from around the world to the big screen.
“Dead-End Job” has drawn attention for its ensemble cast featuring Lee Jae Wook, Go Min Si, Kim Min Ha, and Lee Hee Joon. Directed by Kim Da Min, the series uses a suspicious part-time job as its setting to tell a story rooted in reality, blending inventive imagination with mystery.
Disney+’s highly anticipated “The Remarried Empress” is an upcoming fantasy romance that has already garnered attention for its star-studded cast, including Shin Min Ah, Ju Ji Hoon, Lee Jong Suk, and Lee Se Young. The series is directed by Jo Soo Won, who previously helmed “I Hear Your Voice” and “Thirty But Seventeen.”
“Road” is the latest series from director Han Jun Hee, whose film “Coin Locker Girl” was invited to the Critics’ Week at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, while his series “D.P.” won Best Drama in the TV category at the 2022 Baeksang Arts Awards. Starring Son Suk Ku, Nagayama Eita, Kim Shin Rok, and others, the series follows the investigation into the truth behind a cross-border serial murder mystery.
The 31st Busan International Film Festival will take place from October 6 to 15.
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55+ Thai BL Dramas On Viki
Thai BL dramas have become a global favorite, captivating viewers with heartfelt stories, memorable characters, and undeniable chemistry. Whether you’re searching for your next binge or catching up on fan-favorite series, Viki offers a diverse lineup of Thai BL titles. Check below for a list of all the Thai BL dramas currently available to stream on Viki!
In alphabetical order.
“1000 Stars” (2021)
Tian Sopasitsakun (Mix Sahaphap Wongratch) receives a heart transplant from a woman and resolves to help his donor keep a promise to the man she loved, Chief Forest Officer Phupha Viriyanon (Earth Pirapat Watthanasetsiri). But as he spends more time with the forest officer, he starts to fall for Phupha—just like his donor.
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“2gether the Series” (2020)
When first-year law student Tine (Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn) becomes the unwanted target of classmate Green’s (Gun Korawit Boonsri) relentless affections, he takes drastic measures. Desperate to shake off Green, Tine enlists the help of the university’s most charismatic student Sarawat (Bright Vachirawit Chivaaree) to pretend to be his boyfriend.
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“4MINUTES” (2024)
University student and son of a wealthy business owner Great (Bible Wichapas Sumettikul) suddenly gains a supernatural ability to see four minutes into the future. While unexpected, Great’s newfound power allows him opportunities to change his life trajectory by making better choices than he originally would have.
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“A Boss and A Babe” (2023)
Cher (Book Kasidet Plookphol) is a determined gamer with dreams of e-sports stardom, currently balancing his university studies with running a successful ASMR channel. In his final year, he secures an internship at a struggling video game company led by the gruff Gun (Force Jiratchapong Srisang), who secretly adores Cher’s soothing ASMR videos.
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“A Dog and a Plane” (2026)
During an airport confrontation, flight attendant Khanit’s (New Thitipoom Techa-apaikhun) bag ends up in the hands of EMT Toto (Tay Tawan Vihokratana). After discovering the mix-up, Toto’s coworkers decide to borrow Khanit’s expensive belongings for a night out, only to get beat up and robbed. When Khanit finally tracks Toto down, he agrees to forgive Toto’s debt on the condition that Toto find evidence of Khanit’s boyfriend’s infidelity.
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“Addicted Heroin” (2024)
Hero (August Vachiravit Paisarnkulwong), the son of a wealthy general, flees his father’s crushing expectations and impending remarriage to start over in the countryside with his aunt and a new school. There, he clashes with Poppy (Mac Nattapat Nimjirawat) because of their very different backgrounds—so Hero hides his family’s wealth to get closer to him.
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“Ai Long Nhai” (2022)
Ai (Meen Nichakoon Khajornborirak) is studying at a Canadian university when he gets into a fight and is eventually expelled and forced to return home. At his new university, Ai meets and falls for a fellow student, the free-spirited Chen Nhai (Ping Krittanun Aunchananun), but his feelings are not returned.
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“Bad Buddy” (2021)
Pran (Nanon Korapat Kirdpan) and Pat (Ohm Pawat Chittsawangdee) are born into a bitter family feud meant to be inherited, but everything shifts when Pran saves Pat’s little sister and their shared love of music pulls them closer. Just as they start to connect, circumstances tear them apart in high school—only for fate to reunite them at university as rivals in competing majors.
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“Bad Guy My Boss” (2024)
Pat (Kad Ploysupa), an assistant to the strict businessman Elyes (James Hayward Prescott), starts falling for his boss but tries to bury those feelings because of their employee–boss dynamic. Elyes, however, keeps Pat close—growing increasingly possessive when business rivals begin showing interest in him and even billion-dollar deals can’t guarantee Pat will stay.
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“Bake Me Please” (2023)
Hotshot pastry chef Shin (Ohm Thitiwat Ritprasert) opens a new bakery with friends, but his short temper makes him a nightmare to work with—so they recruit the warm, steady Peach (Guide Kantapon Chompupan) to keep things from exploding. Shin immediately tears into him, only for Peach to fire back with a bake-off and shock everyone by winning, forcing Shin to acknowledge his talent.
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“Be Mine Superstar” (2023)
When Punn Setthaphakdi (Ja Phachara Suansri) lands an internship working on the set of an upcoming drama, he feels like he is living the dream. But when he meets the drama’s lead actor “Achi” Shinashi Tiyaphirom (First Chalongrat Novsamrong), Punn’s life takes an interesting turn.
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“Bed Friend” (2023)
Popular office worker Uea Anol (James Supamongkon Wongwisut) butts head with the abrasive cad King Kunakor (Net Siraphop Manithikhun). After a company drinking session leads to an unexpected fling, they vow to keep their relationship a secret and ensure it stays purely physical.
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“Big Dragon The Series” (2022)
Yai (Mondop Heamtan) harbors a grudge against fellow student Mangkorn (Panuwat Sopradit), who stole his spotlight during a college video shoot. Intent on plotting Mangkorn’s downfall, Yai’s plans take an unexpected turn when they end up getting drunk and sharing a wild night together. Trying to move on, Yai throws himself into renovating his family’s bar, only to discover the architect on the job is Mangkorn.
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“Bite Me” (2021)
Aue (Kidakarn Chatkaewmanee), a talented chef constantly falling short of winning The Chef Master championship, struggles to understand why success eludes him. His cooking skills begin to stagnate until Aek (Siwat Jumlongkul), an ordinary delivery boy with an extraordinary talent, enters his life and reignites his passion and hope.
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“Close Friend Season 1” (2021)
An omnibus series exploring diverse romantic relationships begins with Typhoon (Fluke Natouch Siripongthon) and Pierce (Ohm Thitiwat Ritprasert), a couple facing challenges when Pierce, a struggling music producer, works closely with a top male pop star. As Pierce becomes increasingly absorbed in his professional project, Typhoon feels neglected and worried about their relationship’s stability.
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“Close Friend Season 2” (2022)
Pierce (Ohm Thitiwat Ritprasert), a music producer, and his boyfriend Typhoon (Fluke Natouch Siripongthon) have been in a loving relationship for years but struggle with revealing their true relationship to Pierce’s parents. Pierce initially introduced Typhoon as a younger friend, making their coming out a significant challenge.
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“Coffee Melody” (2022)
Duan Yi (Panupun Vongjorn), a renowned composer, finds himself struggling to write a love song despite his usual creative prowess. Completely uninspired, he loses passion for his work until he meets Pleng Ruk (Naret Promphaopun), a handsome local barista who becomes his unexpected muse. As Duan Yi rediscovers his musical inspiration through Pleng Ruk, he begins to compose a new masterpiece that could change everything.
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“Cutie Pie” (2022)
Ice-cold businessman Lian Kilen Wang (Zee Pruk Panich) and the free-spirited university student Kuea “Kirin” Keerati (NuNew Chawarin Perdpiriyawong) are being pushed into an arranged same-sex relationship by their demanding families. While Kuea is keen on the idea, Lian wants no part of this plan.
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“Fourever You” (2024)
Easter (Earth Katsamonnat Namwirote) attempts to forget his ex Hill (Pond Ponlawit Ketprapakorn) by attending a faraway university, only to run into him again. To make things worse, Hill soon becomes his new mentor and outwardly expresses interest in winning Easter’s heart back, complicating Easter’s initial attempts to move on.
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“Ghost Host, Ghost House” (2022)
Kawin (Tod Techit Panyanarapon), a livestreamer who focuses on supernatural events, has just moved back to Thailand from the U.S. to live with relatives. There, he meets Pluem (Boy Nattapon Wongvanich), who works as a gardener at the house. Realizing that he can save money on cab fare, Kawin asks Pluem to drive him to his livestream locations, and despite being afraid of ghosts, Pluem agrees.
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“I Promised You the Moon” (2022)
The sequel to “I Told Sunset About You,” “I Promised You the Moon” is a 2021 Thai romance drama about childhood friends Teh Krittikorn Saetan (Putthipong Assaratanakul) and Oh Aew Panwa Suramontha (Krit Amnuaydechkorn), who unexpectedly reunite as tutor and student years later.
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“I Told Sunset About You” (2020)
Childhood friends Teh (Billkin Putthipong Assaratanakul) and Oh Aew (PP Krit Amnuaydechkorn) drifted apart after a childhood dispute. Years later, they unexpectedly reunite at a Chinese language class, where Teh, who comes from a Chinese-Thai family, becomes Oh Aew’s language tutor.
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“I Will Knock You” (2022)
University student Thi (Bom Thanawat Uthaikitwanit) works part-time as a tutor for high schoolers. When he sees one of his students getting roughed up by an unruly street gang led by Noey (Tar Atiwat Saengtien), he steps in to save the day. However, fate throws Thi a curveball when he takes on a new student, only to discover that it’s none other than Noey.
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“La Pluie” (2023)
Saengtai (Title Tanatorn Saenganikorn) suffers temporary deafness whenever it rains, leaving him able to “hear” only through a strange telepathic link with others who share his condition. During one storm, he catches the voice of his soulmate—but panics, scarred by the painful relationship his parents had. That voice belongs to Phat (Pee Peerawich Ploynumpol), a charming veterinarian who leans into their connection even as Saengtai tries to push it away, sparking misunderstandings.
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“Live in Love” (2024)
College student and content creator Kla (Hearth Chindanai Dechawaleekul) is well-known for having high standards when it comes to romance. However, those standards get put to the test when Kla’s friends invite Cake (Junior Chokkorn Deotrakul), a first-year student, to join Kla’s livestream—and Kla falls in love at first sight.
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“Love in the Air” (2022)
Despite his many charms, Rain (Noeul Nuttarat Tangwai) has never been able to capture the attention of the only girl he has ever liked. With her interest captured entirely by the school’s bad boy, Phayu (Boss Chaikamon Sermsongwittaya), Rain doesn’t stand a chance. Determined to ruin Phayu’s reputation, Rain vows to make Phayu fall madly in love with him.
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“Love Syndrome III” (2023)
Day (Lee Long Shi) and Itt (Frank Thanatsaran Samthonglai) have been in a loving relationship for three years, with Day constantly showering Itt with affection. Tragically, Day is involved in a serious accident that erases his memory of the past three years, including his entire relationship with Itt. Now, Itt must help Day recover his lost memories and rebuild their connection, challenging himself to be less selfish and more supportive.
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“Love You Teacher” (2026)
Despite working as a primary school teacher, Pobmek (Perth Tanapon Sukumpantanasan) doesn’t get along too well with children due to his stern nature. On the other hand, his boyfriend Solar (Santa Pongsapak Udompoch), also a teacher, has a much cheerier disposition. Unfortunately, Solar gets into an accident resulting in brain damage—and his mind begins to inadvertently slip into that of a seven-year-old child’s without warning.
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“Lover Merman” (2025)
Phurich (Hasun Feros Khan Chaemchoi) moves from Bangkok to Khen Island to look after ocean-themed bar Full & A Half with his close friend Pana (2J Chalach Tantijibul). Upon his arrival, he meets Nava (Poon Akkharaphat Sutiteannarong), Full & A Half’s most talented bartender—who just so happens to be one of the world’s last mermen.
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“Meow~Ears Up!” (2022)
Dermdem (Gap Kittichat Techahuasing), a solitary graphic artist with a predictable routine, unexpectedly transforms his life when he rescues a stray cat from bullying kids. The rescued cat, named Meow, turns out to be pseudo-human (James Prapatthorn Chakkhuchan) and can transform at will but struggles with social interactions.
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“Middleman’s Love” (2023)
Jade (Yim Pharinyakorn Khansawa), a middle child who has always felt overlooked, has grown accustomed to being the middleman in life. When Mai (Koraphat Lamnoi), a new office intern, begins showing interest in Jade, he struggles to understand how to respond, having been conditioned to believe he is always secondary.
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“My Love Mix-Up!” (2024)
Clumsy and energetic high school student Atom (Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul) harbors a secret crush on his classmate Matmee (Pahn Pathitta Pornchumroenrut) who sits beside him. One day, a misunderstanding causes Kongthap—the handsome basketball player—to believe that Atom has a crush on him, but Atom goes along with the misunderstanding to protect Matmee’s secret and avoid embarrassment.
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“My School President” (2022)
Gun (Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul) heads his high school music club, but his bitterest rival Tinn (Gemini Norawit Titicharoenrak), the principal’s son, wants to abolish several “useless” after-school clubs including the music club. Desperate to save his club, Gun decides to run for student council president.
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“Never Let Me Go” (2022)
High school senior and family business heir Nuengdiao (Phuwin Tangsakyuen)’s life is thrown into turmoil when his father is murdered right in front of him. His mother, fearing for her son’s life, hires Palm (Pond Naravit Lertratkosum), the son of a trusted family employee, to become Nuengdiao’s secret bodyguard, even pulling strings to get Palm into her son’s elite school.
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“Only Boo!” (2024)
Moo (Keen Suvijak Piyanopharoj) has big dreams to become a celebrity, but his mom has other ideas: after finding out that Moo ditched school to train and attend auditions, she sends him away to a small town in the hopes that he’ll focus on his studies. There, Moo meets Kang (Sea Dechchart Tasilp), a young man who helps out at his mom’s restaurant.
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“Ossan’s Love Thailand” (2025)
Heng’s (Earth Pirapat Watthanasetsiri) ordinary life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers that his boss Kongdech (Krit Shahkrit Yamnam) has a secret crush on him. Things become even more complicated when his colleague and housemate Mo (Mix Sahaphap Wongratch) also confesses his feelings. As Kongdech and Mo compete for Heng’s attention, their love triangle brings chaos to both his workplace and personal life.
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“Our Skyy” (2018)
Starring Gun Atthaphan Phunsawat, Off Jumpol Adulkittiporn, Chimon Wachirawit Ruangwiwat, Frank Thanatsaran Samthonglai, and Drake Sattabut Laedeke, five young lovers navigate the unpredictable landscape of modern romance, from body-swapping mishaps to long-distance heartache.
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“Our Skyy 2” (2023)
This BL anthology follows eight couples as they continue on their lives. A fortuneteller threatens one couple’s future plans, while another adjusts to university life, another unexpectedly becomes guardians to a young boy, and while yet another decides to switch jobs to better understand each other. Three couples embark on new adventures, one to shoot a film, another to visit a tribal village, and another simply to explore the world around them.
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“Pit Babe the Series” (2023)
Babe (Pavel Naret Promphaopun), a champion race car driver, agrees to let the eager newcomer Charlie (Pooh Krittin Kitjaruwannakul) join his racing team. As the two grow closer, their partnership quickly develops into a romance that feels deeper than either of them expected. However, Charlie is keeping secrets from Babe that could destroy their bond.
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“Remember Me” (2022)
A group of university freshmen embarks on a new chapter of their lives, navigating friendship, self-discovery, and first love. As they adjust to campus life and stay connected through apps like MSN Messenger, unexpected romantic connections begin to blossom.
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“Second Chance” (2021)
After losing his father, Sky (Chinnathan Rojrawee Thanakun) finds comfort and support in his best friend Paper (Thanayut Thakoonauttaya), whose friendship slowly develops into a romance. Meanwhile, Jeno (Kantheephop Sirorattanaphanit), still hurt by a past betrayal, struggles to open himself up to love again. As Chris (Tanawin Duangnate) tries to help Jeno heal, both couples navigate the challenges of love, trust, and emotional growth.
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“Secret Crush On You” (2022)
Nerdy college student Toh (Seng Wichai Saefant) has a longtime crush on the popular and charismatic Nuea (Billy Patchanon Ounsa-ard). After Toh’s photography unexpectedly brings him closer to Nuea, the two begin spending more time together, giving Toh a chance to see a different side of his crush.
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“Sky in Your Heart” (2022)
Dedicated doctor Kuafah (Mek Jirakit Thawornwong) is sent to a remote village for community service after a drunken car accident following his ex-girlfriend’s wedding. There, he clashes with volunteer leader Prince (Mark Jiruntanin Trairattanayon), but their initial friction soon turns into unexpected chemistry.
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“Spare Me Your Mercy” (2024)
Police captain Thiu Wasan Khambunrueang (JJ Krissanapoom Pibulsonggram) is investigating the rising death rate among terminally ill patients. His investigation brings him in close proximity with Doctor Kan Kantapat Akkharamethi (Tor Thanapob Leeratanakachorn), but soon Thiu begins to suspect that Kan may have something to do with his patients’ deaths.
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“Star in My Mind” (2022)
After being rejected by his longtime crush, Daonuea (Dunk Natachai Boonprasert) leaves to study abroad with a broken heart. A year later, he returns to Thailand for university, only to discover that Khabkluen (Joong Archen Aydin) is now his dormmate. As old feelings resurface and jealousy begins to grow, Daonuea must decide whether to give love a second chance.
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“Still 2gether” (2020)
A sequel to “2gether the Series,” Tine (Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn) and Sarawat (Bright Vachirawit Chivaaree)’s two-year relationship faces a new test as Tine becomes president of the cheerleading club and Sarawat heads the music club. However, their clubs are entangled in a fierce rivalry that begins to spill over into their once-perfect relationship.
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“The Heart Killers” (2024)
Tattoo artist Kant (First Kanaphan Puitrakul) goes undercover to investigate two assassin brothers but is surprised to find that one of his targets is his former one-night stand Bison (Khaotung Thanawat Ratanakitpaisan). As the investigation unfolds, unexpected relationships force Kant to choose between his mission and his heart.
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“Theory of Love” (2019)
University best friends Third (Gun Atthaphan Phunsawat) and Khai (Off Jumpol Adulkittiporn) have always been inseparable, but Third has secretly been in love with Khai for years. After Third decides to move on from his unrequited feelings, Khai finally realizes he may have taken his best friend for granted—and that his own feelings run deeper than he thought.
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“Ticket to Heaven” (2026)
Aspiring priest Tanrak (Nattawat Jirochtikul) is asked to guide Barth (Gemini Norawit Titicharoenrak), a troubled new student with a rebellious streak. As the two grow closer, Tanrak begins to develop feelings that challenge both his faith and his dream of joining the priesthood.
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“Tin Tem Jai” (2023)
Childhood neighbors and roommates Tin (Run Kantheephop Sirorattanaphanit) and Park (Tiger Aekapol Saeheng) share a close bond, but Park turns Tin down when he confesses his feelings. However, when another student begins pursuing Tin, Park realizes his own feelings and must decide if he’s ready to fight for the one he loves.
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“Two Worlds the Series” (2024)
After the murder of his close friend, Khram (Nat Natasit Uareksit) is mysteriously transported to a parallel universe, where he meets Thai (Max Kornthas Rujeerattanavorapan)—a man who resembles the killer from his own world. As Khram uncovers their shared past in this alternate reality, he must navigate grief, betrayal, and a love that transcends dimensions.
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“Until We Meet Again” (2019)
In the 1980s, university students Korn (Kao Noppakao Dechaphatthanakun) and In (Earth Katsamonnat Namwirote) are torn apart by family opposition, ending their tragic love story. Three decades later, freshmen (Pharm Fluke Natouch Siripongthon) and Dean (Ohm Thitiwat Ritprasert) are drawn to each other by an unexplainable connection, uncovering a bond that ties them to the past.
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“Vice Versa” (2022)
After a near-fatal accident, Talay (Sea Tawinan Anukoolprasert) awakens in a parallel universe and learns that the only way home is to find his “portkey.” As he grows closer to fellow universe traveler Tun (Jimmy Jitaraphol Potiwihok), the two develop genuine feelings, forcing them to question what will happen if they return to their own worlds.
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“Wandee Goodday” (2024)
After being rejected by his longtime crush, orthopedic doctor Wandee (Inn Sarin Ronnakiat) unexpectedly begins a friends-with-benefits relationship with boxer Yoryak (Great Sapol Assawamunkong), one of his patients. As their casual arrangement turns into something more, both must navigate their growing feelings and the romantic interests already in their lives.
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“We Are” (2024)
A group of university friends navigates the challenges of campus life while balancing academics, friendships, and budding romances. As emotions run high and relationships begin to change, they must learn to find their way through both school and love.
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“You’re My Sky” (2022)
First-year college student Thorn (Suar Kritsanaphong Sripattiyanon), who loves playing basketball and dreams of becoming a top-tier player, is reunited with Tupfah (Tae Chayapat Kongsub), a former acquaintance who once also dreamed of becoming a professional basketball player. The two begin to bond as they spend more time together, and Thorn realizes he wants to convince Tupfah to revive his basketball dreams.
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“Flex X Cop 2” Director Dishes On Casting Yoo Seung Ho As The Drama’s New Villain
The production team behind “Flex x Cop 2” has revealed how Yoo Seung Ho came to make his special appearance in the upcoming drama!
In “Flex x Cop 2,” Ahn Bo Hyun reprises his starring role as Jin Yi Soo, a third-generation chaebol heir turned detective who uses his wealth and connections like cheat codes whenever an investigation reaches a dead end, while Jung Eun Chae plays veteran detective Joo Hye Ra, Jin Yi Soo’s new partner.
On August 4, the cast and crew attended the press conference for SBS’s new Friday-Saturday drama “Flex x Cop 2” at the SBS Hall in Seoul. During the event, director Kim Jae Hong introduced Yoo Seung Ho’s character Yoo Sung Won a mysterious chaebol and the drama’s villain.
Speaking about Yoo Seung Ho’s special appearance as Yoo Sung Won, Kim Jae Hong described him as “a layered character who plays a key role in the latter half of the story.” The director continued, “He’s a third-generation chaebol with wealth comparable to Jin Yi Soo’s and a world-renowned sculptor. Yoo Sung Won is also a mysterious figure whom Joo Hye Ra has long suspected, and he becomes central to the story in the second half of the series.”
The director went on to explain how Yoo Seung Ho was cast. He shared, “We gave this casting a lot of thought. I had previously worked with Yoo Seung Ho on ‘My Strange Hero,’ and while reading the script, I kept thinking, ‘This role would be difficult for anyone but Yoo Seung Ho.’ So I reached out to him personally.”
The director then shared that Yoo Seung Ho’s “special appearance” turned out to be more substantial than expected, joking, “His appearance is a ‘special appearance’ because he appears ‘especially’ a lot. We originally planned to keep him hidden and have him make his first appearance in the middle of the series, but once we started filming, we realized there was no way we could hide a face like his. So we decided not to save him and had him appear from the beginning.”
“Flex x Cop 2” premieres on August 7 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
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7 Must-Watch Korean BL Dramas Adapted From Manhwas, Webtoons, And Web Novels
Over the past few years, Korean BLs have explored romance in countless different ways, from enemies who cannot stand each other to childhood friends slowly realizing their feelings run deeper than friendship. But some of the genre’s most memorable stories began on the digital pages of webtoons, manhwas, and web novels before making their way to the small screen. From romances that capture the simple joy of falling in love to stories steeped in longing, heartbreak, and self-discovery, these adaptations prove just how much room there is for the genre to tell different kinds of love stories.
Here are seven must-watch K-BLs adapted from webtoons, manhwas, and web novels.
“Semantic Error”
Adapted from the web novel and webtoon of the same name by Jeo Soo Ri, “Semantic Error” follows two university students who could not be more different. Chu Sang Woo (Jae Chan) is a meticulous computer science student who values rules, structure, and independence. When his group members abandon their responsibilities and leave him to complete a project alone, Sang Woo decides to submit it without their names. But his decision has unexpected consequences for Jang Jae Young (Park Seo Ham), a charismatic design student whose plans to study abroad are put at risk after losing credit for the assignment.
Frustrated by Sang Woo’s actions, Jae Young decides to make his life difficult. But as circumstances continue to bring the two together, their constant clashes gradually turn into something neither of them expected. What begins as an antagonistic relationship slowly develops into an undeniable attraction, forcing Sang Woo and Jae Young to reconsider everything they thought they knew about each other.
“Semantic Error” is one of those dramas that sounds incredibly typical on paper, with its university setting and enemies-to-lovers romance, but it makes such effective use of these well-worn tropes that it manages to feel completely fresh. While the premise may seem familiar, Park Seo Ham and Jae Chan’s incredible chemistry and performances make every interaction between Sang Woo and Jae Young feel electric. It is the kind of drama where even the smallest moments between the leads keep you invested, making it nearly impossible not to binge-watch the entire thing.
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“A Shoulder to Cry On”
Based on Dong Mul’s manhwa, the K-BL follows Lee Da Yeol (Jae Han), a talented archer whose dreams of securing a scholarship are put at risk after an unfortunate encounter with Jo Tae Hyeon (Ye Chan), a popular student known for his carefree attitude and troublesome reputation. When Tae Hyeon’s actions leave Da Yeol caught up in an embarrassing misunderstanding, he finds himself struggling to protect the opportunity he has worked so hard for.
Determined to stay away from Tae Hyeon, Da Yeol does everything he can to avoid him. However, Tae Hyeon seems intent on breaking through Da Yeol’s defenses, constantly appearing in his life and making it impossible for him to keep his distance. As their complicated relationship develops, Da Yeol’s frustration slowly gives way to feelings he can no longer easily define, leaving him to question whether his growing attachment to Tae Hyeon is truly as unwelcome as he once believed.
Often, people have a certain perception when they hear the word “BL,” and “A Shoulder to Cry On” does not fulfill most of those expectations. Yet it still proves to be one of the most realistic queer youth stories. The drama starts with a false accusation that eventually turns into bullying, and while dating your bully is one of the most difficult tropes to pull off in romance, “A Shoulder to Cry On” makes it work because both characters go through intense personal and relationship growth. By the end of the drama, Da Yeol and Tae Hyeon are not even the same people they were at the beginning, and that growth is what makes their complicated relationship feel so meaningful.
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“Cherry Blossoms After Winter”
Adapted from the webtoon by Bam Woo, the drama follows Seo Hae Bom (Ok Jin Uk), who moves in with the Jo family after losing his parents at a young age and grows up alongside Jo Tae Sung (Kang Hui). Although the two have always been close, their relationship begins to shift when they enter high school and find themselves spending even more time together.
As they navigate school life side by side, Hae Bom and Tae Sung gradually become aware that the closeness they have shared for years may be rooted in feelings that go beyond friendship or family. What once felt familiar and uncomplicated slowly develops into something deeper, forcing the two to confront emotions neither is quite prepared to acknowledge.
Often, people go into BL dramas expecting complicated relationships, intense angst, or a romance that takes forever to actually get anywhere, but “Cherry Blossoms After Winter” is much more of a coming-of-age story about two people growing up together and realizing that what they have is more than just friendship. And while the romance is undoubtedly the heart of the drama, it is their personal growth and the comfort they find in each other that makes “Cherry Blossoms After Winter” such a sweet and easy watch.
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“Love Tractor”
Adapted from the webtoon written by Hmm Yong Yong and illustrated by AngryMonster, the drama follows Seon Yul (Do Won), a city dweller who heads to the countryside for a temporary change of pace, only to find himself completely out of his element. With little knowledge of rural life or farming, he struggles to adjust to his unfamiliar surroundings until he meets Ye Chan (Yoon Do Jin), a cheerful and hardworking local who is deeply passionate about the countryside.
As Ye Chan introduces Seon Yul to the rhythms of rural life, the two grow increasingly close. What begins as an unexpected friendship soon blossoms into a sweet romance, as Seon Yul finds himself drawn to Ye Chan’s warmth and sincerity. Together, they navigate the joys and mishaps of country living while discovering a love neither of them anticipated.
“Love Tractor” is probably one of the best chill weekend evening binge-watch BLs. Rather than relying on unnecessary misunderstandings or excessive angst, the drama focuses on the simple joy of falling in love and the comfort that comes with finding someone who makes life feel a little easier. The contrast between Seon Yul’s reserved personality and Ye Chan’s endless warmth makes their relationship incredibly fun to watch, and the drama is the kind of lighthearted romance that you can finish in one sitting and genuinely feel happier for having watched it.
“Unintentional Love Story”
Adapted from the webtoon by Pibi, the drama follows Ji Won Yeong (Gong Chan), who unexpectedly loses his job after his superior becomes embroiled in a corruption scandal. Desperate to get his position back, Won Yeong sets his sights on Yun Tae Jun (Cha Seo Won), a talented ceramic artist who happens to be the chairman’s favorite. Living quietly away from the public eye, Tae Jun has withdrawn to a small pottery shop in the countryside, making him difficult to track down.
Determined to win Tae Jun’s favor and use their connection to secure his reinstatement, Won Yeong approaches him under false pretenses. But as the two spend more time together, Won Yeong finds himself developing genuine feelings for Tae Jun, turning what began as a calculated attempt to get his job back into something far more complicated.
What begins as a selfish attempt gradually turns into something genuine, giving the romance a central conflict that is difficult to ignore: can a relationship that started with a lie ever become real? And while the answer is, of course, yes, it is the journey both characters take to get there that makes “Unintentional Love Story” so beautiful.
“A Time of Fever”
A spin-off of “Unintentional Love Story,” “A Time of Fever” explores the backstory of Ho Tae (Won Tae Min) and Dong Hui (Do Woo), the childhood friends whose relationship was only briefly touched upon in the original manhwa. After spending years apart, the two reunite when Ho Tae returns to Gangneung following the death of his father. Meanwhile, Dong Hui has been forced out of his home after coming out and is now living alone in Ho Tae’s vacant house.
Having grown up together like brothers, Ho Tae and Dong Hui have always shared a deep bond, but Dong Hui has long harbored romantic feelings for Ho Tae that he struggles to confront. As they begin living under the same roof again, Ho Tae starts experiencing unfamiliar emotions of his own. Unable to make sense of them, he throws himself into casual relationships, unaware of how much his actions hurt Dong Hui.
“A Time of Fever” does yearning and pining like no other K-BL out there. The entire movie is filled with the kind of longing that comes from loving a childhood friend, while also exploring the messy and often painful process of coming to terms with your own sexuality and realizing that the person you have always considered family might actually be your first love.
“The Prosecutor’s Proposal”
Adapted from the web novel by He Bok, the drama follows two men whose lives were forever changed by the murder of a man 15 years ago. One grew up carrying the grief of losing his father (Kim Yoon Sik), while the other (Park Si Woo) was forced to live with the stigma surrounding his father’s involvement in the killing.
Now working as a prosecutor and an investigator, the two are reunited under very different circumstances and find themselves drawn into a dangerous case involving a powerful corporation and deep-rooted corruption within the prosecution. As they uncover secrets surrounding the crime that tore their lives apart, their complicated past makes it difficult to know whether they can trust each other. But as the danger surrounding them intensifies, the two gradually find themselves becoming each other’s greatest vulnerability and strongest source of support.
“The Prosecutor’s Proposal” works because it combines a complicated mystery with an emotionally heavy romance, making their eventual relationship feel like something they have to fight for rather than something that simply happens. Their romance is not just about falling in love, but also about confronting the resentment, guilt, and misunderstandings that have followed them for years. With so much of their relationship tied to a tragedy that neither of them can escape, watching them slowly move from distrust to understanding makes their eventual connection all the more rewarding.
Javeria is a binge-watching specialist who loves devouring entire K-dramas in one sitting. Good screenwriting, beautiful cinematography, and a lack of clichés are the way to her heart. As a music fanatic, she listens to multiple artists across different genres and stans the self-producing idol group SEVENTEEN. You can talk to her on Instagram @javeriayousufs.
Currently watching: “Bittersweet Love” and “The Prosecutor’s Proposal.” Looking forward to: “Four Hands, Two Sonatas,” “My Bias, My Boss,” “The Whimsical Return,” and “Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,” “A Love Other Than Yours.”
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“Agent Kim Reactivated” Cast Shares Gratitude And Reflects On Drama’s Successful Run
The cast of “Agent Kim Reactivated” has shared their thoughts as the hit drama came to an end.
Based on a popular webtoon, “Agent Kim Reactivated” is an action revenge drama that tells the story of Manager Kim (So Ji Sub), a seemingly ordinary dad with a secret past who puts everything on the line to save his beloved daughter.
So Ji Sub shared, “‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ is a project that came together through the passion and hard work of so many people. I sincerely thank the director, the writer, and every member of the staff who steadfastly did their job on set despite the cold weather. I believe ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ could become what it is today because of the tireless efforts of the staff, who worked harder than anyone behind the scenes. I also sincerely thank my fellow actors for the wonderful teamwork we shared every step of the way, and it was a great honor to work with them.”
So Ji Sub continued, “I sincerely thank everyone who loved and supported ‘Agent Kim Reactivated.’ I’ll greet you again with another great project in the future. I’ll never forget the overwhelming love you’ve shown me. Thank you so much.”
Choi Dae Hoon, who brought both humor and depth to the series with his effortless blend of comedic charm and sincerity, began, “I always say this, but thank you. Receiving so much interest and love is an incredibly important source of energy for an actor.”
He continued, “I’ve been filled with so much energy—more than I can express. I’ll work hard and give it all back to you. Honestly, I’m still overwhelmed. I’m happy and grateful, but I also feel the weight of that love on my shoulders. Still, as I always have, I’ll carefully treasure these memories, brush myself off, and return to the starting line.”
Speaking about the bromance between Manager Kim, Sung Han Soo (Choi Dae Hoon), and Park Jin Chul (Yoon Kyung Ho), he said, “Above all, there was mutual respect between us, and the dynamic was so well-balanced. We helped and complemented one another—it was the perfect example of a relationship where everyone lifted each other up.”
He concluded, “‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ will remain with me like the pages of a comic filled with unicorn-like people who make even the impossible possible.”
Yoon Kyung Ho, who won viewers over as the charismatic, action-packed, and warmhearted Park Jin Chul, opened with his signature greeting, “Hello, I’m Rock ‘n’ Roll Park Jin Chul—Yoon Kyung Ho.”
He continued, “I can’t begin to express how grateful I am to all the viewers who loved ‘Agent Kim Reactivated.’ Everywhere I went while the drama was airing, people warmly greeted and cheered me on, and I truly felt just how much love we were receiving. Thank you once again.”
He added, “It was an incredibly meaningful experience to know that the sweat and dedication of our cast and crew were able to bring laughter and heartfelt moments to viewers. We’ll cherish our happy memories of ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ and return to greet you again with new projects.”
Yoon Kyung Ho concluded, “Thank you once again to everyone who laughed and cried along with ‘Agent Kim Reactivated.’ Lastly, I’m cheering on all the ahjussis (old men) who wear glasses—and even those who don’t wear glasses—in this era and their families. Fighting!”
Seo Su Min, who made her drama debut as Kim Min Ji, Manager Kim’s daughter, shared, “First of all, I’d like to sincerely thank everyone who showed so much love and support for ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ and for Min Ji. This was my first drama, and I still can’t quite believe that it ended with such wonderful results. I’m truly happy.”
She continued, “Since it was my first project, there were many moments when I felt inexperienced and challenged, but thanks to the guidance of the director, my senior actors, and all the staff members, I was able to enjoy filming until the very end. The time I spent with ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ and Min Ji is something I’ll never forget. I’ll continue working hard to grow into an even better actress.”
Joo Sang Wook, who played the drama’s main villain Joo Kang Chan, shared, “I never imagined the drama would receive this much love. I’m sincerely grateful to all the viewers who wholeheartedly supported ‘Agent Kim Reactivated.’ It made me incredibly happy that so many of you will remember Joo Kang Chan for a long time and cheered on my transformation as an actor. Although I’m sad to say goodbye to the drama, I’ll return with an even better performance in the future. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving me a project that will remain one of the most unforgettable works of my acting career.”
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30+ Thai Romance & Rom-Com Dramas On Viki
Whether you’re new to Thai dramas or already a longtime fan, there’s no shortage of captivating love stories to discover on Viki. Here are more than 30 Thai romance and rom-com dramas currently available to stream!
In alphabetical order.
“9 Years of You” (2025)
“9 Years of You” tells the story of Pharan (Aimm Sanpetch Kunakorn) and Napdao (Cherprang Areekul), who have been close friends since they were kids. As they grow into adults, Pharan and Napdao’s feelings for each other begin to change, but confessing romantic feelings would forever change their lifelong friendship.
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“A Love So Beautiful” (2024)
Childhood friends and neighbors Som-O (Prim Chanikarn Tangkabodee) and Chadjen (Dew Jirawat Sutivanichsak) face upheaval when Chadjen’s family moved to France, leaving him in Som-O’s family’s care. Based on a novel by Chinese author Zhao Qian Qian, “A Love So Beautiful” delves into the complexities of love and friendship.
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“Beauty Newbie” (2024)
Based on Korea’s hit webtoon “My ID Is Gangnam Beauty,” “Beauty Newbie” tells the story of a university student and perfume enthusiast Liu (Baifern Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul) who decides to have plastic surgery to get her dream job. Soon after her operation, she befriends the naturally stunning Faye (Jane Ramida Jiranorraphat). Her handsome colleague Guy (Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn) warns her that Faye is trouble, adding romantic intrigue to her increasingly complicated life.
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“Dear My Secretary” (2025)
Adapted from the Korean web comic “What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim” by Jung Kyung Yoon, “Dear My Secretary” tells the story of ambitious CEO Thee Chonlathorn (Jes Jespipat Tilapornputt) and his dedicated secretary Preem Primala (Bua Nalinthip Sakulongumpai). When Preem decides to resign and pursue new opportunities for herself, Thee embarks on a quest to win her back, but his actions have the unintended effect of sparking romance between the two.
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“Emergency Couple” (2024)
Pun (Sean Jindachot) and his nutritionist girlfriend Punn (Bua Nalinthip Sakulongumpai) got married despite disapproval from Punn’s wealthy family. In need of money to support themselves, Pun abandoned his doctoral pursuits to become an insurance salesman, but love wasn’t enough to overcome all the issues the couple faced. Six years after their divorce, Pun and Punn unexpectedly find themselves reunited in the emergency room, as they both decided to go through medical school to become doctors.
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“F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers” (2021)
Average high school student Gorya (Tu Tontawan Tantivejakul) finds her life taking an unbelievable turn when she’s accepted into one of the most prestigious high schools in the country. But after meeting the school’s most notorious group of seniors, the F4: Thyme (Bright Vachirawit Chivaaree), Ren (Dew Jirawat Sutivanichsak), Kavin (Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn), and MJ (Nani Hirunkit Changkham), Gorya isn’t convinced her luck has changed for the better.
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“Happiness” (2025)
Based on the 2021 Korean series of the same name, “Happiness” tells the story that happens in “Heaven Condominium” which becomes the site of a horrible tragedy when a zombie-like disease begins spreading across a condo complex. To try and stop the epidemic, two police officers Run (Orn Patchanan Jiajirachote) and Prat (Saint Suppapong Udomkaewkanjana) move in, but they soon find that their mission is more difficult than it seems.
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“In Time With You” (2021)
Determined to find her soulmate, Pim (Monchanok Saengchaipiangpen) and her lifelong best friend Pon (Arak Amornsupasiri) make a bet to find their perfect partner within a year. However, Pim’s relationships repeatedly fail, while Pon, who has secretly loved her for years, becomes frustrated and moves to another city. Separated for the first time, Pim begins to realize her true feelings toward Pon.
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“Love at First Night” (2024)
Eco-warrior and geologist Mueang (Mark Prin Suparat) runs into overworked architect View (Yaya Urassaya Sperbund), who is having a hard time due to a recent job loss and breakup. The two share an immediate connection and spend the night together, but View vanishes the following morning, much to Mueang’s dismay. However, Mueang reunites with View sooner than he thought—when he finds out that she’s arranged to marry his father, and her name is actually Apo.
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“My Dear Donovan” (2022)
Pam (Namtan Tipnaree Weerawatnodom) has taken a job at Donovan’s talent agency to help pay for her sick grandfather’s medical bills. When Pam is charged with taking care of top model Donovan McDaniel (Luke Ishikawa Plowden) and translating for him, she learns of his secret.
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“My Love in the Countryside” (2024)
“My Love in the Countryside” is a rom-com drama about under-skilled actress Saisamorn (Namfah Thunyaphat Phataraterachaijaroen), who is sent away to a rural town to learn about love. Saisamorn is put to work at a palm sugar plant, where she meets Mana (August Vachiravit Paisarnkulwong), the son of the village chief who owns the palm plantation.
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“My Lucky Star” (2023)
Jewelry designer and race car driver Ratti (Film Thanapat Kawila) catches Chomjan (Bifern Anchasa Mongkhonsamai) selling fake jewelry and reports her to the authorities. But later, destiny puts him in a situation where he now convinces her to assist him as he tries to evade arrest.
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“My Name is Busaba” (2020)
Inspired by the 2005 Korean drama “My Lovely Sam Soon,” “My Name is Busaba” tells the story of talented chef Busaba (Namthip Jongrachatawiboon) as she finds her life unraveling when she loses her job and discovers her boyfriend’s infidelity. At the age of 35, she feels her dreams slipping away until she meets Saran (Thanapat Kawila), the son of a successful business family who owns a popular restaurant, and gets hired as his chef.
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“My Precious the Series” (2024)
Tong (Nanon Korapat Kirdpan), now a 30-year-old writer, heads back to his hometown for a class reunion and is flooded with memories of the chaotic high school days he spent with his prank-loving friends. But the person he can’t stop thinking about is Lin (Film Rachanun Mahawan), the admired class president and his first love.
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“My Sassy Princess: Cinderella” (2022)
After her father passed away, Cin’s (Earnearn Fatima Dechawaleekul) formerly lavish life took an unfortunate turn—she now lives in a small, decrepit house with her stepmother and struggles with her family’s debt. Determined to get herself out of her situation, she decides to find her own “Prince Charming” who can change her fate. When she meets and finds Phu (Bank Thiti Mahayotaruk), an up-and-coming young CEO, as her perfect match, she soon realizes that she’s not the only one with plans up her sleeve.
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“My Sassy Princess: Sleeping Beauty” (2022)
High schooler Sangnuea (Kimmy Chermarin Cole) has spent her entire life under the strict care of overprotective parents due to her severe allergies and asthma. She begins sneaking out at night to surf skate with a team led by Ken (Pepo Nutchapan Paramacharenroj), a rebellious senior and star skater. Despite her injuries, she manages to cover them up thanks to her family’s new tenant Khai (Lee Thanat Lowkhunsombat), a doctor who reluctantly gets involved after Sangnuea discovers a secret that may jeopardize his stay.
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“My Sassy Princess: Snow White” (2022)
Content creator Snow (Faye Praeva Bunnag) works behind the scenes of a popular online beauty channel. She is thrilled when her channel receives the opportunity to collaborate with Plu (Tongtong Kitsakorn Kanogtorn), her former high school crush. But when a video of Snow confessing her feelings for Plu goes viral, she is bombarded by a very modern type of “poison apples”—toxic social media comments.
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“Oh My Boss” (2021)
“Oh My Boss” is a romantic comedy that unfolds when Noomnim (Mook Worranit Thawornwong) discovers that Koji Akitsuki (Luke Ishikawa Plowden), a stranger she spent a romantic evening with, is her new boss. While he claims not to remember her, Noomnim isn’t entirely convinced, especially after he makes her his assistant.
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“Past Life, Present Love” (2024)
The strong-willed Mild (Min Pechaya Wattanamontree) is living a happy life with her talented chef boyfriend in the United States when fate intervenes, forcing her to return to her native Thailand in a hurry. Circumstances beyond her control force her to get engaged to Theethut (Film Thanapat Kawila), the troubled son of a wealthy and ruthless business magnate, yet cruel fate brings her former lover back into her life with a bizarre twist.
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“Put Your Head On My Shoulder” (2021)
Prapai (Kaimuk Nilawan Iamchuasawad) is a positive-minded accounting student who hopes to build a career in the advertising world. Fate pairs her with a new roommate Pupaa (New Thitipoom Techaapaikhun), a gifted physics student. Their contrasting personalities initially clash, but they gradually develop feelings for each another.
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“Rabbit on the Moon” (2025)
Real estate agent Pitcha (Kao Supassara Thanachart) meets a handsome young man named Jira (Bright Norraphat Vilaiphan) on an island trip with whom she has immediate chemistry. After she returns to her everyday life, Pitcha is surprised to meet Jira again and even more shocked to learn that he is a bar host who’s done extremely well for himself. She sees him as a way in to secure a multi-million baht land deal with a wealthy businesswoman, while Jira hopes for something more with her.
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“Start-Up” (2024)
Adapted from the 2020 Korean drama of the same name, “Start-Up” tells the story of four young adults—Pafun (Belle Kemisara Paladesh), Alice (Goy Arachaporn Pokinpakorn), Korn (Up Poompat Iam-samang), Jiraphat (Great Sapol Assawamunkong)—who chase their career dreams amidst corporate politics and complicated relationship.
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“Summer Night” (2024)
Lune (Phuwin Tangsakyuen) has spent most of high school feeling invisible and unimportant – but one day, he is unexpectedly invited to join a group of popular students by White (Dunk Natachai Boonprasert), the school “prince.” Lune begins to get closer to the group’s members, and the night before summer vacation starts, Lune starts dating Star (Parn Nachcha Chuedang), the school “princess.” However, they have to keep their relationship a secret, as White also has feelings for Star, and Lune doesn’t want to ruin their friendship.
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“Switch On” (2021)
Based on the 2016 Korean fantasy romance drama “W,” “Switch On” tells the story of Nisa (Sushar Manaying), a successful surgeon who joins virtual hero Akin (Sutthirak Subvijitra) to rescue her father and prevent catastrophic collapse across digital and real worlds.
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“The Prince Who Turns into a Frog” (2021)
Adapted from a Taiwanese drama, “The Prince Who Turns into a Frog” tells the story of clever girl Lookpat (Wannarot Sonthichai) who creates a frog ghost legend to save her struggling hometown’s local resort, attracting tourists from everywhere. When cold-hearted businessman Kin (Yuke Songpaisan) arrives to expose the legend as a hoax, an unexpected accident leaves him with amnesia.
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“The Twin Gambit” (2025)
Aspiring fashion designer Cream (Pooklook Fonthip Watcharatrakul) swaps places with her twin sister to avoid a confrontation with her former high school friend Tul (Mew Suppasit Jongcheveevat), kicking off a mistaken-identity love square.
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“To the Moon and Back” (2023)
Bangkok cardiothoracic surgeon Purim (James Jirayu Tangsrisuk) has a successful career as a doctor, but he struggles with loneliness and pressure from his controlling father. When a cheerful, bubbly Matalada (Toey Jarinporn Joonkiat) becomes his new neighbor, he is not entirely sure what to do, as their personalities seem so different. However, they start to bond over a shared love of baking and begin to fall for each other.
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“Unlucky Ploy” (2020)
A remake of the 2016 Korean drama “Another Miss Oh,” “Unlucky Ploy” tells the story of “unlucky” Ploy (Mind Thanidaphat Tinsutthinanon), who has lived in the shadow of “beautiful” Ploy (Green Ausadaporn Siriwattanakul) throughout her high school years. One day, she meets Naii (Yong Armchair), a handsome young man who has also gone through heartbreak and says that he has seen visions of Ploy in the future.
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“VIP Thailand” (2023)
Based on the 2019 Korean drama “VIP,” “VIP Thailand” tells the story that unfolds when Rin (Pooklook Fonthip Watcharatrakul), who seems to have it all, receives an anonymous text message claiming that her dashing and equally successful husband Pakawat (Pong Nawat Kulrattanarak) is having an affair with a coworker.
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“Voice in the Rain” (2020)
Rarin (Mashannoad Suvanamas), an up-and-coming fashion designer, draws creative inspiration from a mysterious male voice she hears only when it rains. Tanthai (Naphat Vikairungroj), a renowned model and actor, finds the same supernatural connection frustrating. When their professional paths unexpectedly intersect during a project in the rainy season, they discover that the enigmatic voice belongs to each other.
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“When a Snail Falls in Love” (2023)
Based on a Chinese novel by Ding Mo, “When a Snail Falls in Love” is a Thai crime drama that unfolds as rookie police psychologist Vita (Baitoei Zuvapit Traipornworakit) works together with head investigator Prach (Bie Thassapak Hsu) to solve a serial murder case while dealing with their romantic feelings.
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“You Are My Heartbeat” (2022)
Adopted as a child, Sira (Push Puttichai Kasetsin) became the vice president of the family company, but he is a terrible neat freak who avoids approaching people unless he absolutely has to. This proves problematic when he has to work with Kitika (Mai Davika Hoorne), a skilled but messy designer. As Sira and Kitika get to know each other, they start to develop romantic feelings for each other despite their differences.
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10+ Chinese BL Dramas On Viki
If you enjoyed our masterlist of Korean BL dramas, we’ve prepared a new list featuring all the Chinese BL dramas to check out on Viki!
“Addicted” (2016)
Bai Luo Yin (Timmy Xu) discovers that his estranged mother has remarried a high-ranking official, making him stepbrothers with Gu Hai (Johnny Huang), his new classmate. As they clash with each other, the lines between rivalry and camaraderie blur, leading them to explore a deeper connection.
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“Advance Bravely” (2017)
Xia Yao (Gong Jun) has long embraced his reputation as a playboy, but a sudden change of heart leads him on a quest for redemption. He captures the attention of Yuan Ru (Li Qiao Dan), who seeks to win his affection with the help of her brother Yuan Zong (Jason Xu). However, as Xia Yao and Yuan Zong bond over their shared experiences, they find an unexpected connection that complicates matters.
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“Bittersweet Love” (2026)
Lu Xiao Fan’s (Guan Yue) life takes an unexpected turn when he leaves his rural roots to marry into a prominent, wealthy Beijing family. Expecting a life of luxury and prestige, he soon discovers his marriage is a sham. His fortunes shift, however, when he crosses paths with his new brother-in-law: the sophisticated Bei Lv Qing (Yan Rui Hao).
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“Blue Canvas of Youthful Days” (2024)
Coming from a family of artists, Qi Lu (Guo Jia Le) was forced to learn painting from a young age under his father’s strict control. In his senior year, Qi Lu meets Qin Xiao (Zhang Xuan Yu), who is a talented but struggling painter. Qin Xiao also turns out to be an online artist named “Lan” (Blue) whom Qi Lu has been searching for.
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“Deep In” (2026)
Hoping to overcome a career slump, actor Zhang Zhun (Shu Yuan) takes a role in a provocative new film, starring alongside fellow actor Zhen Xin (Ollie). In order to better immerse themselves into their characters, Zhang Zhun and Zhen Xin spend time together outside of work. However, Zhen Xin’s increasingly intense behavior unnerves Zhang Zhun, making it difficult for Zhang Zhun to separate his own feelings from his character’s.
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“Desire the Series” (2025)
Also known as “ABO Desire,” the drama follows Alpha Sheng Shao You (Qiu Ding Jie), the head of a leading biopharmaceutical company, who meets omega Hua Yong (Huang Xing). Shao You and Hua Yong quickly find that they’re intensely attracted to each other—however, Hua Yong is hiding a secret.
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“Double Helix” (2026)
In high school, top student Cheng Yi Chen (Lv Si Tong) and rebellious, wealthy heir Lu Feng (Ayden Sng) fell for each other, only for their relationship to be torn apart. Years later, they reunite when Lu Feng becomes Yi Chen’s boss—but despite their attraction to each other, they’re once again faced with disapproval.
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“Meet You at the Blossom” (2024)
Jin Xiao Bao (Wang Yun Kai), the heir of the wealthiest family in Jiangnan, meets a young woman and falls in love with her at first sight. This “woman,” however, turns out to be a disguised young man named Huai En (Leslie Li). Although Huai En hopes to use Xiao Bao’s feelings to access the Jin family’s riches, his plan backfires as he starts to develop real feelings for Xiao Bao.
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“Precise Shot” (2020)
Yi You (Wen Yi Fan), a talented but nervous air pistol shooter, struggles to secure a place on the provincial shooting team despite his father’s high hopes. Desperate to help his son, Shao Gang devises a plan to bring in Yi Liang (Xia Zhi Yuan), a skilled sharpshooter, to pose as Yi You’s long-lost half-brother and help him overcome his performance anxiety.
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“Revenged Love” (2025)
Born into a humble family, Wu Suo Wei (Zi Yu) finds himself constantly insulted by his much wealthier (now-ex) girlfriend. He decides to reinvent himself and start his own business, only to constantly cross paths with Chi Cheng (Tian Xu Ning), the spoiled heir to his own family’s business. When Suo Wei finds out that his ex is dating Chi Cheng, he decides to get his revenge—by seducing Chi Cheng himself!
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“Stay With Me” (2023)
Su Yu (Zhang Jiong Min) lives a simple life with his single father until his mother remarries a rich man. Suddenly forced to attend the same school as his new step-brother, Wu Bi (Xu Bin), Su Yu struggles to keep up. Constantly at odds, the two stepbrothers initially find it challenging to form a bond but soon become close.
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“The Sparkle in Your Eye” (2025)
Former top idol Pei Jia (Chen Ye Sheng) has nearly hit rock bottom, but after receiving an encouraging letter from a fan, he decides to transition into acting. Upon joining a new production, Pei Jia is dismayed to learn that his co-star Su Yi (Huang Xiao) is inexperienced and seems obsessed with fame. Throughout filming, the two improve their on-screen chemistry and their off-screen relationship.
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“To My Shore” (2025)
You Shu Lang (Hao Yi Ran), a director at a pharmaceutical company, lives an ordinary, stable life. But that all comes crashing down after he gets into a car accident with Fan Xiao (Yun Qi), the heir to a Thai conglomerate who has returned to China for business. When Fan Xiao finds out that Shu Lang is interested in men, he devises plans to entice Shu Lang into a relationship but ends up falling for Shu Lang for real.
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