Light on Me (2021)

Korean BL
Long length
Cute couple
Good looking couple
High production quality
Great chemistry and handsome actors

Light on Me is a lighthearted and heartfelt BL dealing with teenagers and their expectations/fears, as well as coming to terms with sexuality. Both Light on Me and Semantic Error are fun to watch and have the "enemies to lovers" trope, with the main character being annoyed by the love interest and bickering.

It's a school romance and has similar vibes. The two main leads develop a friendship that slowly blooms into romance. Both male leads (the love interests) are looking to make friends with others and our other male lead ("hero" in a sense) helps him do just that and become more outgoing.

'Light on Me' is a Korean bl drama which follows a love polygon wherein its unclear as to who will end up with who and the storywriters have successfully accomplished the task of keeping the viewers on their tiptoes.

Dear Uranus is a Taiwanese gl drama with a 'choose your ending' sort of ending, wherein a choice is provided to its users.

I find the concept a bit similar in both these lgbt+ dramas.

-They are both about a ‘loner’ that starts to make friends.
-Both take place in a school setting
-Unreal chemistry between the Leads.
-both are Korean dramas
-In both dramas one of the ML’s is the ‘most popular guy in school’

Both of these are sweet high school romances, stupid silly boys being stupid silly boys together in a tangle of emotions!

High school romance drama. Both are bls. They're not the only things they have as similarities of course. When you watch both of them, you can see, taste how is the feeling of falling in love step by step, like naturally

Both depicts High school love story, Love triangle, secret crush, love-hate relationship, friendship. While seeing Light on me I keep on thinking of this movie like one of the main lead is soft and the other one is hard to get along like that.

They´re both soft in the storyline and also tend to be more comedy than drama. "Oh! Boarding house" sometimes seems like a parody of other BL series/ stories. I think both are equally light and fun to watch.

Although WYEL has a bit more of a serious tone, both have funny, adorable, and heart-fluttering moments that make each drama worthwhile.

Both:
-have a Korean, high school setting
-involves a secret crush
-high production quality
-great acting and chemistry

Despite being half the length of Light on Me, WYEL has good pacing and offers a different, fresh take on a BL high school love story.

Both involve a ML who's in the student council. The characters are generally a lot alike, but the main character in Light on Me is quite almost the polar opposite of the one in My School President. I've enjoyed both dramas a lot, and you should definitely give both of these a chance!

They are both BL but with different plots. Be Loved in house: I Do has 12 episodes.
Be loved in house: I Do is about a man named Jin Yu Zhen who seisei studios and adds new but weird rules that everyone working there has to abide by. The team leader Shi Lei and the other workers come up with a plan that one of them will get close to Yu Zhen and get rid of the *No relationships within the workplace* Rule.
Watch as Shi Lei and Yu Zhen go about working woth eachother with unexpected twists and turns.

I don't really know how to describe it other than same vibe/aesthetic. Like there's a similar colour palette. Beautiful cast, funny moments a love triangle.

Eu acho que é aconchegante igualmente, passa um paz no no coração mas ainda sim uma preocupações

Similarities:

- Both are BL's
-One of the ML's (2) has had a long-time crush on the other ML (1)
• That ML (2) tries to get closer to the other ML (1)
- One of the ML's (1) has like no friends, while ML (2) has friends that support them
- Love triangles

Differences:

- "La Pluie" is a Thai drama while "Light on Me" is a Korean drama
- "Light on Me" episode length is quite shorter (1/2x) than "La Pluie"
- "La Pluie" has a mixture of the work life and school life hence the multiple couples, while "Light on Me" is mainly on school life
• "La Pluie" - College setting; "Light on Me" - High school setting
- "La Pluie" seems more down-to-earth and realistic but the story is mainly about believing in a soulmate or not, while "Light on Me" is about finding first love.
- "Light on Me" is rated PG-13, while "La Pluie" is more for rated R