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Just finished all 12 episodes - This isn’t your typical BL. Dark, gritty, and heartbreakingly raw—The Bangkok Boy grabs you from episode 1 and doesn’t let go. Sun and Peace’s relationship is messy but so emotional, and the twists left me gasping.

Be warned: violence, drugs, and SA in prison scenes make this a heavy watch, but it’s worth every second. 8.5/10.

You said, “If I had been one of Khanin’s friends, I would have understood.” But how exactly is anyone supposed to understand something that was never explained?

Yes, he was taken against his will, and yes, people are trying to kill him—I’m not denying that. But you’re missing the actual point. I’m not talking about the chaos in episode 1. I’m talking about after that—episodes 2 through 11—when he’s clearly safe and functioning just fine. He’s sword fighting, hiking, flirting, and taking romantic midnight strolls with Charan. So let’s not act like he’s trapped in a dungeon scribbling SOS notes.

And as for episode 12—how is that even relevant? That’s a future episode. My entire point is about the time he’s already spent in the palace, when he was safe. Whatever threats come later don’t excuse months of silence earlier.

Now, let’s forget Khanin for a second and talk about you. Are you seriously saying that if you were taken against your will, you’d never try to contact your family or friends again? Not even once? No quick message, no email, nothing? That’s a huge stretch—and deep down, you know that.

This isn’t about justifying plot holes—it’s about basic human decency.

I’m not asking you to agree with me—just to at least get the timeline right.

By the way, I’ve watched all 11 episodes too, and just to clarify: Khanin wasn’t kidnapped. In episode 1, the black-masked men tried to kidnap him, but Charan stopped them. After that, Khanin left the country and took on his role as prince.

Yes, I totally get he had a lot on his plate—emotional damage, guilt over his adoptive father’s death, adjusting to palace life. That was all in episode 1. But you’re telling me that from episode 2 to 11, months later, after he’s settled in, gone clubbing, hiking, practiced fencing, archery, and even had time for secret romantic escapades with Charan—he still couldn’t find five seconds to message his childhood friends back home?

You keep going back to the “he was kidnapped” excuse, but that was at the very beginning. He’s been safe, surrounded by palace guards, with full Wi-Fi access for months now. If he has time for clubbing, he definitely has time to send a “Hey, I’m alive” message.

But hey, priorities, right?

Feels like I’m talking to a brick wall at this point—you’re clearly not getting my point no matter how I phrase it. Let’s just leave it here. I’ve got better things to do with my Sunday than debate basic logic.

“Omegaverse” was tagged in PitBabe for both seasons, and I do vaguely remember Babe being an Alpha—hence why he didn’t like certain smells. But like I said, PitBabe focused more on powers than Omegaverse lore.
I just finished the first 3 episodes of ABO Desire, a Chinese BL that aired yesterday, and wow—they’ve done a way better job explaining the Omegaverse universe and really focusing on it throughout the story.

Yes, I get that his friends probably saw him on TV—but imagine this: someone you grew up with suddenly vanishes without a word, and the next time you see them, it’s on the news and they’re royalty now. No explanation, no goodbye, just… gone. How would you feel?

At least in episode 11, Prince Calvin showed up at Jay’s house in person to explain that he’s a prince and apologize to Jay even though they didn’t fully reconcile, he tried.

Meanwhile, Prince Khanin? Nothing. I get that they’re in different country and he couldn’t just show up in person—but a quick 5-second message? That’s really not asking much.

And let’s be real—he had a lot on his plate, sure. But he still had time to sleep with his security guard and, when things didn’t go his way, run to his grandpa and make a dramatic scene. So clearly, time wasn’t the issue. You’re telling me that in between all that, he couldn’t shoot off a quick “Hey, I’m alive, sorry for ghosting”? Come on.

We literally see Prince Khanin on his tablet, connected to Wi-Fi, researching population stats and digging into his father’s past. So the idea that he somehow couldn’t send a single message to any of his London friends? Kinda hard to buy.

Also, I wasn’t saying Facebook or SIM cards are the only options—they were just examples. There are hundreds of ways to contact someone: WhatsApp, email, even a quick DM on MDL if it came to that.

My point is, it’s just not believable that he’d live in London for two decades, then suddenly vanish and not bother to send even a “hey, I’m alive” message. Like… Wi-Fi existed, and so did common sense.

Oh no, I wasn’t aiming that at you—I was just being sarcastic toward the director. No hard feelings at all, my message wasn’t meant for you

Just finished the first 3 episodes—solid 10/10 for me. There’s something about Chinese BL that just hits differently.

So let me get this straight — you grew up in London for over 20 years, had close friends, a whole life, people who actually care about you… and then disappear off the face of the earth without telling a single soul?

Like… I’ve lost my phone before. It’s not that deep. You get a new SIM or literally just find Wi-Fi and message someone. Facebook still exists, shockingly. One quick “Hey, didn’t die, just fled the country” update would’ve done the job.

But no — let’s just vanish into thin air like a ghost and leave everyone in London to think you got kidnapped or fell off a cliff. Not mysterious. Not dramatic. Just selfish.

Seriously, a five-second Facebook message could’ve saved everyone the emotional trauma. But go off, I guess. 🙄

Sheng Shao You is 100% going to get diabetes from all these homemade cookies Hua Yong keeps spoiling him with. 🥹 So sweet, so tender—hand-delivered with handwritten notes too. My heart is melting. This kind of love… I’m utterly obsessed. ❤️🍪💌

So he paid for both sisters ? Or there’s only one sister ?

I just finished episode 2 and something caught my attention.

So, Shang Shao You paid for Hua Yong’s sister’s surgery — they specifically mentioned it was for bed 291.
Later on, when Gao Tu asked for an extension, the hospital staff told him the fees were already covered… by Shen Wen Lang. And guess what? That was also room 291, and also for 600,000 yuan.

Now, I work in finance so my brain immediately zeroed in on those numbers — and I had to rewind and double-check. 😂

So now I have questions.
Are we saying both of them coincidentally have sisters in the exact same hospital bed with the exact same bill? That feels a little too convenient. Either they’re secretly talking about the same person… or two sisters are somehow sharing room 291 (which seems highly unlikely in a private hospital scenario).

I’m intrigued — is this a plot hole or is something deeper going on here? 👀 Anyone else catch this?

Exactly! 😉 Free is everyone’s favourite price, right? And even if it wasn’t free, we still shouldn’t watch it illegally. Better to support the actors and creators through official channels.

But… you don’t even need to be “rich” for this one. 😏 It’s literally free on their official YouTube channel. No subscription, no excuses.

🚫 Please do not watch this series on Kisskh or any other illegal streaming sites.

If you truly love and support BL content, please consider watching through legal platforms like Viki, WeTV, iQIYI, or by subscribing to the show’s official YouTube channel (Durian Culture). Episode 1 is also free to watch.

🎬 The actors, crew, and creators poured their time, energy, and talent into bringing this story to life. They deserve to be supported — not pirated.

Watching on illegal sites is not only unlawful, but also incredibly disrespectful to the production team and to fans who choose to support the series the right way.

Promoting or normalizing piracy doesn’t just hurt the industry — it directly affects the people working behind the scenes, from cast members to editors, stylists, and writers. It reduces funding, discourages investment, and limits future productions.

If we want to see more quality BL in the future, the best thing we can do is support it through legal means. That’s how the industry grows — and honestly, it’s the least we can do as fans.

Let’s respect the work and passion that went into making these stories possible. 💙

I finished Wrong Number, loved it as well.

Sexual Lessons, I only watched 2 episodes, is there any more coming?

52:30mins

I’m currently watching 20 airing BL, pretty sure these are the only ones airing atm

1. Revenged Love 11/24 🇨🇳
2. Reset 7/10 🇹🇭
3. Suntiny 6/10 🇹🇭
4. Stay by My Side after the Rain 4/12 🇯🇵
5. Sweetheart Service 11/12 🇰🇷
6. The Ex-Morning 9/10 🇹🇭
7. I Became the Main Role of a BL Drama Season 2 5/6 🇯🇵
8. Depth of Field 6/6 🇯🇵
9. The Promise of the Soul 5/12 🇹🇼
10. Knock Out 12/12 🇹🇭
11. Memoir of Rati 5/12🇹🇭
12. My Sweetheart Jom 10/12 🇹🇭
13. Pit Babe Season 2 12/13 🇹🇭
14. 10 Things I want to do before 40 3/12🇯🇵
15. ABO Desire 4/16 🇨🇳
16. The Next Prince 11/14 🇹🇭
17. The Bangkok Boy 12/12 🇹🇭
18. Delivered 4/8 🇰🇷
19. My Idol 2/2 🇰🇷
20. A Sketchy Job! 🇨🇳

Ah yes, completely realistic.

You spend your whole life in London, form close friendships, go to school, build relationships — and then one day, strangers try to kill you and your father. So you flee to Thailand, and apparently, that’s the end of that. No one notices you’re gone. then… crickets? No calls? No texts? Not even a dramatic group chat message? Not even one “Hey bro, are you alive??” on Facebook? Apparently, once Khanin lands in Thailand, his entire London life just hits delete.

The writers really said: “Let’s just forget his entire existence in London ever happened.” Like… okay? Realism who? Continuity what?