Wang Chan (Chang Chia Sheng) is the second-generation heir to a funeral services business, but he's long avoided returning home to take over the family business in favor of chasing his dreams of becoming a singer. However, his family decides that it's time for him to learn the business, instructing Tang Tu Chih (Mao Chi Sheng), the company's strict and cold "ace funeral director," to guide Wang Chan through an intense training regimen. While the timid, ghost-fearing Wang Chan is reluctant to learn, the time he and Tu Chih spend together brings them closer in more ways than one. Meanwhile, heartbroken wedding planner Chang Yi Ching (Hsu Wei Tse) is tasked with organizing the wedding of his longtime crush, Tu Ching Ho (Pu Jing Heng) – but he secretly plans to sabotage it! Between funerals and weddings, these four must confront past hurt and misunderstandings to fully understand love and life.

Neil (Charles Tu), the vocalist of a band, announces his retirement after his brother, the band's keyboardist, dies in a tragic car accident. Naturally, the band's fans, including a boy named Sea, are devastated to hear the news. Six years later, Sea (Michael Chang), who has become a talented musician in his own right, receives an invitation to work with none other than his idol Neil! However, Neil is no longer the confident musician he used to be, and now struggles with anxiety issues and stage fright. Together, Neil and Sea embark on a journey of healing through music – and learn to love along the way. "First Note of Love" is a 2024 Taiwanese and Thai co-produced BL romance drama directed by Lien Chien Hung.

Top student Bai Zongyi (Taro Lin) dreams of becoming a doctor, but his plans are derailed when he encounters wounded gangster Fan Jheruei (Hsu Kai). Out of compassion, he takes Jheruei home to care for his injuries. As Zongyi treats Jheruei, a close bond forms, blossoming into attraction. Jheruei wants to turn over a new leaf, but his underworld past threatens their future happiness. Will his criminal background ruin their relationship, or could love triumph? This 2023 Taiwanese BL drama series was based on a novel by Lin Pei Yu and directed by Wu Meng Tang.

Jie En (Yu Jie En) idolizes his neighbor Ye Hong (Joe Hsieh), who is a few years older and largely indifferent to the young admirer. When Ye Hong leaves to study abroad, Jie En is devastated. Focused on university preparations, Jie En is surprised when his parents hire a tutor who turns out to be Ye Hong himself. Living together brings joy until Jie En discovers Jing Han (Yeh Ching Han), the girl he befriended during Ye Hong's absence, is actually Ye Hong's first love. Suddenly entangled in a web of complicated relationships and confusing emotions, Jie En struggles to understand his feelings and the dynamics around him. This is a sweet story of love and friendship that explores the complexities of growing up and unexpected connections. "Bro and Me" is a 2019 South Korean romance drama directed by Chen Mengwei.

Sato Itsuki (Kawai Akihiro), a writer and translator in Taiwan, struggles to make friends during the global pandemic. While searching online, he accidentally messages Chen Bo Chun (Lance Chiu), a university senior, about a rare vintage seagull camera originally intended for his ex. Intrigued, Bo Chun responds, and the two quickly develop a deep connection despite never meeting in person. Separated by quarantine, they communicate online, their feelings for each other growing stronger with each interaction. As their virtual relationship intensifies, they wonder if they will ever have the chance to meet face-to-face and express their true emotions. This is a 2021 Taiwanese romantic drama directed by Jiang Bing Chen.

Chu Yi Ping (Ping Chen Wu) experiences a life-changing moment after an injury when his uncle presents him with Ever 9 (Huang Li Feng), an experimental artificially intelligent android designed as a caretaker. Initially hesitant, Yi Ping eventually warms to Ever 9, even creating a wish list that they begin completing together. However, their bond is abruptly disrupted when Ever 9 malfunctions and undergoes a total system reset. While his uncle insists Ever 9 is better than ever, Yi Ping struggles to reconnect with his once-close companion, facing the emotional challenge of potentially losing a relationship he had just begun to cherish. With a heart that has only recently opened to the idea of love, can Yi Ping endure the heartbreak he now feels over his AI companion?

When Yao Shun Yu (Hsiao Hung) applied for a job at the successful online marketing company Tianxia, he never imagined he'd get it. Despite his doubts, Shun Yu lands the position and quickly discovers that working for his boss, Xia Shang Zhou (Mao Chi Sheng), can be extremely challenging. Often the target of his boss's teasing, Shun Yu can easily understand why so many of his predecesors left shortly after being hired. Being forced to put his boss to sleep and wreck his blind dates, Shun Yu finds the job stressful to say the least. Pushed far beyond the realm of workplace propriety, Shun Yu must learn to navigate the boundaries between business and pleasure. This 2023 Taiwanese romance series was produced by Vidol.

Bai Lang (Andy Wu), a bar-restaurant owner with a deep-seated fear of dentists, finds his world changing when he visits Gao Leng Dental Hospital and meets the compassionate chief dentist Jin Xun An (Yu Jin). Unlike previous dentists, Xun An's gentle approach begins to soften Bai Lang's anxiety, and a potential romantic connection emerges between them. Simultaneously, Zhou Cheng Hao (Alex Chou), a senior bartender at Bai Lang's establishment, develops a relationship with He Qing Tian (Michael Chang), a rebellious young man 12 years his junior. Despite the significant age difference and various challenges, both couples navigate their complex feelings and potential love. This is a 2022 Taiwanese drama that was directed by Ray Jiang.