The Shipper (2020)

The plot is pretty much exactly the same with both, except this is a Thai drama whereas My Hero is Taiwanese.

High school comedies fueled by a touch of the not normal but the recommendation is really for their combination of clever story telling, humour, and good messages about seeing the best in others and valuing yourself as well.

Both series resemble in some aspects: First at all, their humour is based the most time in exaggerated actions and hilarious elements.

Also, Pan and Soda, The Shipper's two fujoshi girls, enjoy writing yaoi fanfics about their male classmates. In the case of Lovely Writer, the main protagonist has to write a new BL novel through clenched teeth.

Both series use those plot proposals to criticize and parodize shippers/BL fans or, in the case of Lovely Writer, the BL industry in overall.

Same actors played roles in this drama. The firstkp aka akk in this drama has also played role in the drama shipper and the actor role Ayan we can't say how many dramas he played role he is everydrama by doing friend role , guest role and many more in Mary series

Both series are about Y fangirls' love stories, while their passion around Boys' Love is strongly depicted.

If you like saaaaaad endings you will love “the shipper”

Pan and Soda, two fujoshi girls like to imagine boy couples getting together. The two that they both like to partner up are two best friends in the school: Way, the cool athlete, and Kim, an outstanding student. Although in truth both know that the whole story is just a fantasy, because Way already has a girlfriend, PhingPhing, which irritates the two girls. One day, after almost causing Way to be expelled, Pan meets Kim, who volunteers to take Pan home, but both have their souls reaped due to an accident by the god of death. After realizing that their time isn't that over, she sends their spirits back into their bodies. When waking up, Pan finds herself in the body of Kim from the mistakes of the god of death. Meanwhile, Kim's soul in Pan's body is still not recovered. The god of death promised to find a solution, but for now Pan has to stay in Kim's body. But being Kim is not easy at all. Even being near Way creates an awkward moment. In addition, the matter is even more difficult. Pan soon learned that Khet her friend in school is the real brother of Kim. This puts her in an even more awkward situation. However, she decides to use this as a chance to make her ship sail. Will Pan successfully get Way and Kim shipped? Or is it all too much for her?

Although The Shipper is not entirely focused on a BL couple and covers other topics like body swap, both are GMMTV BL dramas where the smartest student has to tutor the "bad boy" of the class and they fall in love in the process.

- Both has the body swapping concept.
- Gay romance.
- Ohm Pawat Chittsawangdee and Piploy Kanyarat Ruangrung, star in both shows.
- Both has hidden identity theme.
- Romance, Youth and Fantasy aspects.

- Both are comedy / hilarious / romance;
- Both leading female roles are fujoshi and write BL stories;
- Romance novels featuring boy couples are mentioned (BLs).

Both of these Thai series have the same vibes with female lead becoming a male by soul swapping or transformation.

like in cupid's last wish, the souls of two people get exchanged after getting into an accident together in The shipper

Pan is met with a unlikely accident suddenly with one of her ship bl couples, Kim. She returns to earth, but not as herself. She returns as Kim.

Both started off as a cheesy slapstick fantasy comedy. But somehow along the way, deeper social commentaries came through all their nonsense. Gradually, we started to see them as more than one-dimension characters.

Cute boy 1 confesses to cute boy 2, gets rejected, dies and gets reincarnated into a cute girl’s body. Cute girl tries to get cute boy 2 to fall in love with her but cute boy 2 has major hang ups over cute boy 1’s death. :toughtimes:
Now cute boy 1s ex gf seems to take a liking to cute girl!!!

Also there’s the cute kamisama with his cute doggo, ukon.

Go watch!

Both dramas have a character of a Fujoshi girl who writes a fiction about boys she knows and her ship(s) eventually become(s) real.
Both shows are funny and entertaining but also can make you cry at certain moments.