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.

Liang Jing Cen (Eugenie Liu) is preparing to take over her family's bakery, only to learn that it's about to be sold. Luckily, the wealthy Guan Heng Wei (Marcus Chang) agrees to help, with a strange condition: she must pretend to be his male lover to deter his grandmother's marriage attempts. As they navigate this complicated arrangement, hidden connections between their families begin to emerge. Their fake relationship becomes increasingly complex, blurring the lines between their initial business transaction and potential genuine feelings. Will their unconventional plan succeed, or will unexpected complications derail everything? This is a 2023 Taiwanese romantic comedy series directed by Eri Hao.

Zhou Xin Xing’s (Puff Kuo) dreams of running a French patisserie crumbled along with her first marriage. She ends up taking a job at dessert store Les Années Lentes, where she meets Xia Tian Yu (Fandy Fan), a reluctant heir with a hidden warmth beneath his icy exterior. As they join forces to win a prestigious dessert competition, sparks fly in and out of the kitchen. But with romantic rivals lurking and family expectations looming, can this unlikely duo find their sweet ending? Or will their budding romance melt under pressure? This is a 2023 Taiwanese drama series directed by Hong Bo Hao.

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.

Feng Ying (Hans Chung), an internationally renowned cyclist, returns to Taiwan to rebuild his grandfather's cycling team, where he encounters Ji Zi Qi (Mini Tsai), the team's assistant. As atmospheric anomalies cause telecommunication irregularities, Ying begins receiving mysterious messages about a complex love-hate relationship spanning 15 years. These ominous messages hint at a potential tragic ending, challenging Ying to question whether he can alter his own destiny. As tensions and romance develop between Ying and Zi Qi, the mysterious communications add an intriguing layer of uncertainty to their evolving relationship. This is a 2017-2018 Taiwanese drama series exploring fate, love, and the possibility of changing one's predetermined path.