HIStory3: Make Our Days Count (2019)

We need a season two of this This series it would be so easy to continue with this is making it seem like his boyfriend died but the aunties and father Plots to make it seem like he dies after being hit by a car. They have him sent the Himalaya Mountains. Where he is being care for about monks.

ok, so i have an idea about a continuation of the first one so we could get the happy ending we all want. we all know he died by a car accident and Xiang Hao Ting saw him laying there as it's mentioned in the last episode, but what if he hadn't died? so here's how i think it could have happened, he got in the car accident and was sent to the hospital, where the doctors got in contact with his aunt ( as we know from episode 10, she handled the funeral and no one knew anything about it). he recovers from the accident but all his memories are gone, and since his aunt hasn't talked to him for a long time she has no idea where he lived and who his friends or lover are, leaving her with only one choice, to take him at her home. time passes and he randomly meets Xiang Hao Ting. he immediately recognizes him and tries to talk to the very confused Yu Xi Gu. obviously after he finds everything about what happened his only goal is to make his lover remember their relationship, who actually remembers after his multiple tries. so this way we have more of Xiang Hao Ting doing cute and special things for Yu Xi Gu plus the nice happy ending we deserve.

Both of these series show young love blooming within the years of high school. While in Life Senjou no Bokura the story is told over a decades worth of time, HIStory3: Make our days Count is told within the short time of high school and some of college. The lead actors from HIStory3 make an appearance in the final episode of Life Senjou no Bokura and it definitely worth watching to understand how this cameo is a potential alternative ending to HIStory3.

It's a bit hard to explain... if you like the enemies to lovers trope, you'll just love this series.
another similar point - the series focuses on two high school student, one of the characters likes to study and is good at it and the other causes problems.

Both of the shows have: the same creators, Both of the shows have a high school setting with the main lead bullying the other main lead at the beginning and ending up falling for him

Amazing storyline, dramatic scenes and great chemistry among characters . Couple overcoming homophobia around them and striving together.

Like until we meet again, this portrays a beautifully written plot that has ever been represented in BL dramas. The MC also had chemistry that was flying off the screen. Until we meet again is melancholy and MODC isn't sad until the end. Both are sweet and fluffy and feel good shows. Worth watching both.

Another nice BL drama in high school life that follows several gay relationships with familial implications.
And also, there are two twins male actors in the secondary roles.

Although History 3 MODC and Hello Stranger are made in different countries, their plots are almost the same. Smart school boy falls in love with the Hot school jock with a girlfriend. The difference is the ending though.

they both take place in school and there is clearly one person who is chasing the other one. also I belaive that in the oxygen series there probably won't be any sex sc=enes because there weren't any in th ebook and usually there arent any in the drama anyway so hopefully there is a lot of cubblig

While not in the age bracket, OL covers themes of love and society's views of same sex characters. Also shows confusion about feelings and development of characters over time.

Similar themes of school days love, coming of age of the characters and society's acceptance of different lifestyles.

Similarly matched for coming of age themes and friendships forged that last although PT is about university/ independent life.

I might spoil you so lets just say that both drama have similar elements and moods. Both drama are about love and acceptance. Both drama show the struggle that comes along with being yourself and love the person you love in a world that doesn't seem to accept you. Though Ototo no Otto focuses more on family and Make your Days Count is a romance drama, they both show love in all its glory and pain.

Both are Taiwanese BL series, with multiple LGBTQ+ couples. They both have an MC who's an orphan, and another guy who wants to take care of them.