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.

Delivery worker Tai Che Ni (Sean Chang) is on his way to hand over a package to a man named Hai Yi (Linus Wang) when he’s suddenly transported 22 years into the future to 2022. He manages to locate Hai Yi, who turns out to be the heir to a massively lucrative business group empire. Distraught, Che Ni longs to return “home” to 2000, but as he begins to spend time with Hai Yi, they start developing feelings for one another. Che Ni even discovers a tender side to the business heir that most people know nothing about. Meanwhile, love may also be on the horizon for distant company manager Liang Wen Hsen (Anson Chen), and his office’s newest recruit – the tender-hearted orphan Lin Huai En (Jason Tauh). Will love help solve these men’s problems, or will it only create new issues? This 2022 Taiwanese BL drama, directed by Nancy Chen, is the fifth installment in the “HIStory” series.

Life is hard enough for Sheng Wang (Liu Dong Qin) when he transfers into a new high school and clashes immediately with classmate Jiang Tian (Benjamin Tsang). But when Sheng Wang's father and Jiang Tian's mother decide to get married, the two boys' lives turn completely upside down. Sheng Wang and Jiang Tian must negotiate their new status as stepbrothers, enduring the ups and downs of their school and family experiences together. However, neither of them expected that romance would begin to spark between them! Will this new development bring them even closer together, or will it drive their entire family apart? Adapted from the novel "Mou Mou" by Mu Su Li, this 2024 Taiwanese BL drama was directed by Liu Kuang Hui.

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.

Kent (David Chiu), a talented but arrogant pastry chef, encounters Kane (Cheng Chang Fen), a former internet celebrity, as they both navigate past romantic wounds. Despite their initial hesitation, they begin to develop feelings for each other. Their budding relationship becomes complicated when Kane's former classmate Soda (Alan Song), now a music producer, reconnects with him while preparing for his wedding to Noah (Chen Xi Teng). As old passions reignite and new emotions emerge, the potential for romantic entanglements threatens to disrupt everyone's lives. This is a 2020 Taiwanese drama series produced by Ye Zhen Xing.

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.

Hsiao Li Cheng (Charles Tu), a top sales manager at a leading wedding planning company, is a pro at closing deals, but struggles with matters of the heart. He’s long harbored feelings for his childhood crush, Liu Mei Fang (Cindy Chi), and he enlists his charming co-worker Teng Mu Ren (Anson Chen) to pose as his date, hoping to catch Mei Fang's BL-loving eye, but Mu Ren's role begins to blur into something else. Meanwhile, the company's creative director, Yeh Hsing Ssu (Michael An), finds himself entangled in an unexpected relationship with his step-brother, Fu Yung Chieh (Wico Lin). As these four men navigate their complicated emotions and intertwined lives, they discover that love can lead to surprising and transformative paths. Part of the fourth installment in the popular “HIStory series,” “HIStory 4: Close to You” is a 2021 Taiwanese BL drama directed by Chen Yi Yu.

Pu Le Jian (Guo Yu Chen), a coffee shop staff member, aspires to become a popular YouTuber, creating amateur videos about unusual places with his friend. When Amber (Lin Hui Min), a photography student returned from the UK, offers to improve his content, he eagerly accepts. As they grow closer, Pu Le Jian feels a strange familiarity with Amber and senses a mutual attraction. However, Amber harbors secrets, and additional complications arise from Pu Le Jian's mother's persistent marriage pressure and his female workmate's romantic interest in him. This is a 2022 Taiwanese drama series directed by Eri Hao.

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. However, Qi Lu ends up studying in a different studio in his senior year of high school. There, he meets Qin Xiao (Zhang Xuan Yu), who's also a young, talented painter, but he's struggled due to his family's impoverished background. In an unexpected surprise, Qin Xiao turns out to be an online artist named "Lan" (Blue) whom Qi Lu has been searching for, but Qi Lu is unsure how to approach the situation, instead approaching Qin Xiao in the hopes of becoming friends. While Qi Lu and Qin Xiao initially butt heads, they gradually manage to grow closer to each other... and their friendship begins to develop into something else entirely. This 2024 drama was directed by Li Xi and Ning Yuan Yuan.

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.

Wei Qian (Chris Chiu) is unexpectedly thrust into adulthood after losing his parents, taking on the responsibility of caring for his biological sister and adopted brother, Xiao Yuan (Kurt Huang). Wei Qian dedicates his life to his family's well-being, but the status quo is upended when Xiao Yuan unexpectedly kisses him, sparking confusion and deep emotional turmoil. In an attempt to escape the growing tension, Wei Qian sends Xiao Yuan abroad, but the distance only intensifies the unresolved emotions. As their "taboo" relationship teeters on the edge, will Wei Qian find a way to reconcile his feelings, or will the situation spiral further out of control? Based on a novel written by Priest, this 2024 Taiwanese BL series was directed by Ray Jiang.

High school students Xiang Hao Ting (Song Wei En) and Yu Xi Gu (Huang Juan Zhi) are polar opposites: Hao Ting is a rebellious extrovert, while Xi Gu is a reserved bookworm. When Hao Ting’s girlfriend takes an unexpected interest in Xi Gu, it puts the quiet student directly in Hao Ting’s crosshairs. Initially driven by jealousy and rivalry, Hao Ting’s confrontations with Xi Gu reveal deeper layers of their personalities. As Hao Ting’s troubled past and Xi Gu’s painful loss come to light, their animosity gradually transforms into an unexpected bond. Through clashes and shared vulnerabilities, the power of love and understanding might just bring these unlikely souls together before their high school days end. This 2019 Taiwanese BL drama, part of the third installment of the “HIStory” series, was directed by Tsai Mi Chieh.

Growing up in a large, wealthy family, the three Yuan brothers – Jun Cheng (Lee Si Kang), Jun Dao (Will Chang), and Jun Ping (Jerom Alouf Huang) – share an unbreakable bond despite being half-brothers. As they navigate the complexities of love, each brother faces unique emotional challenges that test their relationships and personal desires. Struggling against societal expectations and personal doubts, they must find the courage to pursue their true feelings and fight for the love they deeply want. This is a 2020 Taiwanese BL romance directed by Zero Chou.

Art graduate student Yu Xing (Muji Hsu) is forced by his professor to spend a month teaching at a rural high school as a substitute teacher in the hopes that the change of scenery will inspire Yu Xing and help him salvage his rejected graduation project. Upon his arrival, Yu Xing meets Xu Lu Hui (Andrew Chien), a cheerful high school student with a passion for painting but limited opportunities to pursue it. While their initial interactions aren't the smoothest, the two eventually strike up a deal together: if Lu Hui drives Yu Xing to outdoor sketch locations, Yu Xing will give Lu Hui private art lessons outside school hours. As they spend more time together and their bond deepens, Lu Hui begins to develop feelings for his substitute teacher. What will become of this forbidden romance?

An ailing metalworking studio turns to multi-talented manager Jin Yu Zhen (Aaron Lai) to revive its fortunes. Yu Zhen delivers remarkable results but enforces a strict rule: no dating or marrying among colleagues. While the staff appreciates his success, they despise the rule. They persuade Shi Lei (Hank Wang) to get close to Yu Zhen to pressure him to abolish the policy. However, Shi Lei discovers Yu Zhen's tough exterior hides a fragile and tender heart. As they spend more time together, Shei Lei finds himself falling for the manager. Will his plan backfire, leading to an unexpected romance? This 2021 Taiwanese BL romance drama was directed by Chiang Ping Chen.

Is there a right and wrong way to love? In "Right or Wrong," single father college professor Shi Yi Jie (Jiang Chang Hui) develops unexpected romantic feelings for Fei Sheng Zhe (Zhang Hang), a younger male student he hired to help care for his daugther. "Crossing the Line" follows two stepbrothers Qiu Zi Yuan (Zach Lu) and Xia Yu Hao (Fandy Fan) struggling with their forbidden attraction. These interconnected stories delve into the blurred lines of love, challenging traditional boundaries and exploring relationships that defy conventional expectations. A follow-up to "HIStory 1" from 2017, this is a 2018 Taiwanese BL web drama series directed by multiple directors across its two storylines.