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.

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.

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?

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.

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.

In a retro noodle shop where creativity reigns supreme, owner Gu Jing (Stan Huang) finds joy in serving patrons while struggling BL novelist Liu Li (Chen Xuan Yu) seeks inspiration in his culinary haven. Liu Li brings all his dates to Gu Jing’s restaurant, giving Gu Jing a front-row seat to the author’s budding romances and crushing heartbreaks. As Liu Li navigates his tumultuous relationships, he grows closer to the kind-hearted Gu Jing, who offers comfort with a spicy bowl of noodles with every breakup. With a newfound understanding of love and life, can Liu Li transform his romantic fantasies into a reality? This 2023 Taiwanese romance BL drama was directed by Lian Yu Zhe.

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.

Zi Xiang (Raiden Lin), the reluctant third generation heir to his family business, is sent to Taiwan for business negotiations. However, shortly after his arrival, he finds himself targeted by an assassin, Xin Jia (Edwin Lin). Zi Xiang, hoping to use the chaos as an opportunity to escape from his business obligations, asks his assistant Feng Jie (Lin Chia Yo) to hire Shao Peng (Jin Yun), a hearing-impaired caregiver, to help him. However, Zi Xiang finds himself attracted to Shao Peng the more time they spend together. In the meantime, Feng Jie poses as a decoy to protect Zi Xiang, but as Xin Jia repeatedly fails his attempts to assassinate "Zi Xiang," Feng Jie and Xin Jia develop an unexpected romantic connection! Will either of these couples find lasting love, or will conflicting loyalties get in the way? This 2024 Taiwanese-Japanese BL drama was directed by Chiang Ping Chen.

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.

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.

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?

Ye Guang (Li Zhen Hao), the most popular and academically successful student at his high school, decides to run for student body president. His unexpected opponent is Xu Qi Zhang (Shen Jyun), a quiet student who works at his family's noodle stall but transforms into a passionate lead singer when performing with his band. Despite appearing to be rivals, Ye Guang and Qi Zhang unexpectedly meet outside of school and develop a growing friendship that blossoms into a deeper connection. Their relationship challenges the school's expectations and perceptions, as they navigate the complexities of their unexpected bond. Adapted from the novel "Secretly" by Huang Si Mi, this is a 2022 Taiwanese romantic drama directed by Tsai Mi Chieh.

In this anthology of five short films, Taiwan's LGBTQ+ community explores the complexities of happiness and identity. "Little Man" follows a gay swimmer struggling with insecurity, while "Baby Maybe" depicts a gay couple facing unexpected pregnancy. "Homebound" reveals a woman revisiting past emotions with her sister-in-law, and "She Is My Father" centers on a comedienne confronting her past. "Throuple" explores a novelist's unexpected affair with her female publisher. Each story delves into unique personal journeys of love, self-discovery, and acceptance within the LGBTQ+ experience. These interconnected narratives challenge traditional notions of relationships and identity, offering intimate glimpses into diverse sexual and gender experiences. This is a 2020 Taiwanese anthology film collection directed by Huang Ting Chun, Zero Chou, Adiamond Lee, Hsieh Chih Wen, and Nancy Chen.

Zheng Yu Shi (Yi Da Dian) lives with Dissociative Identity Disorder, with his protective alternate personality Noah (Yi Da Dian) always watching over him. When Yu Shi meets Wu Zheng (Blake Chang), Noah becomes protective and attempts to keep them apart, using his distrust of Wu Zheng as a barrier. Despite Noah's efforts, Yu Shi and Wu Zheng's connection grows stronger, gradually helping Yu Shi restore his faith in the world. As their relationship deepens, Yu Shi begins to heal from past traumas, challenging the dynamic between his two identities. This is a 2021 Taiwanese romantic drama exploring the complexities of love and mental health.

Zhang Yi Xiang (Edward Chen), a rebellious 17-year-old high school student with a powerful mother harboring a dark secret, becomes entangled with Chen Meng Yun (Tiffany Hsu), a new teacher at his school. During a moment of vulnerability in the music room, Yi Xiang confesses his feelings to Meng Yun, who surprisingly reciprocates them. Their forbidden relationship blossoms into a passionate affair, fraught with the constant fear of discovery by the school, media, and Yi Xiang's influential mother. As their secret romance intensifies, they must navigate the potential consequences of their illicit relationship. This is a 2022 Taiwanese drama series directed by Lemmon Wong.