Not only chinese ones, even korean and japanese BLs have also seen significant drop, love for love sake dropped…
How come this didn’t raise any suspicion with MDL? Some of these BLs finished airing months—or even years—ago. You’d think the MDL team would’ve picked up on the pattern of fake reviews by now.
Not only chinese ones, even korean and japanese BLs have also seen significant drop, love for love sake dropped…
I Feel You Linger in the Air” held an 8.8 rating for so long, so it’s surprising to see it drop—especially considering its strong Thai fanbase. Thank you for your observation, you do make a good point. That said, the drop might also be due to homophobic viewers, especially since BL dramas are now often more popular than traditional heterosexual series.
Not only chinese ones, even korean and japanese BLs have also seen significant drop, love for love sake dropped…
This was my most recent research on top-rated BLs: • Revenged Love (🇨🇳 9.0) • Our Youth (🇯🇵 8.9) • I Feel You Linger in the Air: Uncut (🇹🇭 8.8) • Jack and Joker (🇹🇭 8.8) • Love for Love’s Sake (🇰🇷 8.7) • See Your Love (🇹🇼 8.7) • Top Form (🇹🇭 8.7)
So the top-rated BLs from China, Japan, and Korea have all dropped in ratings, while Thailand and Taiwan scores seem to have stayed the same?
Also, what do you mean by “can guess all doing this”? Feel free to PM me if you don’t want to say it publicly.
some ppl think they have a right to rate this with 1.0 just because of a ONE scene in the FIRST episode 😂😂…
They’re entitled to their opinion, but giving Revenged Love a 1/10 after watching only 10 minutes is not just unfair—it’s downright disrespectful to the cast and crew who poured months of effort into this project.
Four episodes next week Let’s hope it’s true and Who keep messing with the ratings?
Do you have a link confirming we’re getting 4 episodes next week? I don’t really trust random people on the internet these days—unless it’s coming directly from the director or official sources.
We totally understand that ratings can go up and down—that’s normal. But dropping from 9 to 8.6 in under an hour? Come on, that’s not just coincidence. Especially when most of the 1-star reviews are from people who clearly don’t even watch BLs. It’s giving troll agenda, not honest feedback.
Just a heads-up for everyone: there are over 700+ BL titles on MyDramaList (MDL). If we exclude The Untamed (9.0),…
From 9 to 8.6 in one hour? 🤦♂️ That’s suspicious AF. Either someone’s orchestrating a hate campaign or a wave of trolls just rolled in.
Probably a bunch of people who didn’t even watch it, just jumping on a bandwagon to downvote. So frustrating when genuinely good content gets dragged like that.
Just a heads-up for everyone: there are over 700+ BL titles on MyDramaList (MDL). If we exclude The Untamed (9.0), since it’s censored, only 7 out of those 700+ titles—less than 1%—have managed to achieve a rating above 8.7.
Here’s the breakdown of those top-rated titles: Revenged Love (🇨🇳 9.0) Our Youth (🇯🇵 8.9) I Feel You Linger in the Air Uncut (🇹🇭 8.8) Jack and Joker (🇹🇭 8.8) Love for Love’s Sake (🇰🇷 8.7) See Your Love (🇹🇼 8.7) Top Form (🇹🇭 8.7)
That means Revenged Love has officially become the highest-rated BL on MDL! 🎉 Not just the highest-rated BL series, but one of the highest-rated series overall.
Having watched over 300+ BL dramas myself, I can confidently say Revenged Love is a masterpiece. It keeps you hooked from start to finish— a series that had us all counting down the days, hearts racing every week ❤️🔥, and somehow made 40 minutes feel like just 4. Definitely one of the best BLs ever made.
Although it’s low budget, I really enjoyed the first episode. That body-to-body kiss in the pool was so erotic—it had me holding my breath. Both male leads are insanely handsome too. Can’t wait for the next episode!
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.
i think the london part of storyline was there to show the life Khanin has been living before and also if i remember…
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 think the london part of storyline was there to show the life Khanin has been living before and also if i remember…
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.
i think the london part of storyline was there to show the life Khanin has been living before and also if i remember…
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.
The omegaverse is barely revelant in Pit Babe 2. It is a little important in season 1. Unlike the first season,…
“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.
i think the london part of storyline was there to show the life Khanin has been living before and also if i remember…
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.
i think the london part of storyline was there to show the life Khanin has been living before and also if i remember…
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.
• Revenged Love (🇨🇳 9.0)
• Our Youth (🇯🇵 8.9)
• I Feel You Linger in the Air: Uncut (🇹🇭 8.8)
• Jack and Joker (🇹🇭 8.8)
• Love for Love’s Sake (🇰🇷 8.7)
• See Your Love (🇹🇼 8.7)
• Top Form (🇹🇭 8.7)
So the top-rated BLs from China, Japan, and Korea have all dropped in ratings, while Thailand and Taiwan scores seem to have stayed the same?
Also, what do you mean by “can guess all doing this”? Feel free to PM me if you don’t want to say it publicly.
But dropping from 9 to 8.6 in under an hour? Come on, that’s not just coincidence. Especially when most of the 1-star reviews are from people who clearly don’t even watch BLs. It’s giving troll agenda, not honest feedback.
Probably a bunch of people who didn’t even watch it, just jumping on a bandwagon to downvote. So frustrating when genuinely good content gets dragged like that.
Here’s the breakdown of those top-rated titles:
Revenged Love (🇨🇳 9.0)
Our Youth (🇯🇵 8.9)
I Feel You Linger in the Air Uncut (🇹🇭 8.8)
Jack and Joker (🇹🇭 8.8)
Love for Love’s Sake (🇰🇷 8.7)
See Your Love (🇹🇼 8.7)
Top Form (🇹🇭 8.7)
That means Revenged Love has officially become the highest-rated BL on MDL! 🎉 Not just the highest-rated BL series, but one of the highest-rated series overall.
Having watched over 300+ BL dramas myself, I can confidently say Revenged Love is a masterpiece. It keeps you hooked from start to finish— a series that had us all counting down the days, hearts racing every week ❤️🔥, and somehow made 40 minutes feel like just 4. Definitely one of the best BLs ever made.
Please support them by watching on their official Youtube Channel STONGBERRY rather than illegal sites.
Be warned: violence, drugs, and SA in prison scenes make this a heavy watch, but it’s worth every second. 8.5/10.
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.
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?
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.
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.
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.