For the past ten years, Leo (Ja Phachara Suansri) and Fiat (First Chalongrat Novsamrong) have been the best of friends. Always together, Leo begins to worry someone may be trying to steal his best friend when Fiat begins to turn his attention elsewhere. Realizing his feelings for Fiat runs deeper than friendship, Leo decides it’s time to confess his true feelings. Will Fiat accept Leo’s heart or will this unexpected confession become the undoing of a lifelong friendship? Adapted from the novel, “Don’t Say No When Hearts Are Close” by Mame, this 2021 Thai romance drama was directed by Pique Passawut Sukbua.

Struggling with temporary deafness on rainy days, Saengtai (Title Tanatorn Saenganikorn) can only communicate telepathically with others who share his condition. One rainy day, he hears his soulmate’s voice but reacts poorly, haunted by his parents' painful bond. Enter Phat Wetchutianan (Pee Peerawich Ploynumpol), a charming veterinarian who unknowingly shares this link with Saengtai. As Saengtai tries to distance himself from the inevitable, Phat embraces their bond, entangling them in misunderstanding. Can they reconcile their hearts before it’s too late, or will Saengtai's fear of love keep them apart? Adapted from the novel by Eddy, this 2023 Thai fantasy romance was produced by Acttraction Entertainment.

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. As Gun tries to express his feelings through unconventional tasks for his intern, a unique bond begins to blossom. However, the constant weight of family pressure and unresolved secrets from Gun’s past threaten to overshadow their budding romance. Will Cher and Gun overcome these obstacles to find love, or will the weight of their worlds pull them apart? This 2023 Thai BL drama was directed by New Siwaj Sawatmaneekul.

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, Matmee lends Atom her eraser, on which he discovers the name "Kongthap" written with a heart, leading him to believe that Matmee has a crush on Kongthap (Gemini Norawit Titicharoenrak) – the handsome basketball player seated in front of them – and causing Atom to sink into despair. However, Atom later accidentally drops that eraser, only for to Kongthap pick it up and notice his own name on it. Assuming that Atom has feelings for him, Kongthap approaches Atom, who goes along with the misunderstanding to protect Matmee's secret and avoid embarrassment. But as they interact more, Atom begins to question his own feelings, while Kongthap starts to reconsider his initial perceptions. Will this mix-up lead to real love? This drama was based on Japanese manga series of the same name by Wataru Hinekure and illustrated by Aruko.

Jade (Yim Pharinyakorn Khansawa), a middle child who has always felt overlooked, has grown accustomed to being the middleman in life. Despite being a successful professional, he remains in the shadows of his more outstanding siblings and friends. Emotionally guarded and resigned to being unnoticed, Jade has given up on love. When Mai (Koraphat Lamnoi), a new office intern, begins showing interest, Jade assumes Mai is attracted to his colleague. However, Mai is actually interested in Jade himself. As Mai makes his feelings known, Jade struggles to understand how to respond, having been conditioned to believe he is always secondary. This unexpected romantic attention challenges Jade's long-held perception of himself as the perpetual middleman. Based on the novel "Middleman's Love" by littlebbear96, this is a 2023 Thai BL romantic comedy.

Third (Gun Atthaphan Phunsawat) and Khai (Off Jumpol Adulkittiporn) are filmology majors and best friends at a local university. Third has long harbored secret romantic feelings for Khai, who maintains a strict "no dating friends" policy and constantly dates other girls. Struggling with his unrequited love, Third decides to move on and let go of his feelings. Ironically, only after Third begins to distance himself does Khai start to realize his own potential romantic feelings for his best friend. As Third tries to move forward, Khai must now confront whether he can win back the heart of the friend he may have taken for granted. Adapted from the novel by JittiRain, this is a 2019 Thai romance drama directed by X Nuttapong Mongkolsawas.

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. As Dermdem takes responsibility for Meow, their unlikely relationship begins to unfold, bringing chaos and unexpected challenges into his previously structured life. Will Dermdem's compassionate act lead to friendship, love, or complete disruption of his calm existence? This is a 2022 Thai romantic comedy drama directed by Lit Phadung Samajarn and Toh Worawut Thanamatchaicharoen.

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, this isn’t the last time he runs into Noey – somehow, the troublemaker seems to be everywhere, always up to no good. Fate throws Thi an even harder curveball when he takes on a new student, only to discover that it’s none other than Noey! Thi starts to wonder if he can help Noey change his ways… but Noey has secretly fallen for Thi. Could this unlikely relationship work out, and possibly be the spark Noey needs to get his life back on track? This 2022 Thai BL drama was based on the novel “I Will Hit You Na, Noei” by KoreanRabbit and was directed by Champ Weerachit Thongjila.