I don't know if you're still updating this, but I would happily suggest a few additions from out LGBTQ directors and screenwriters:
- Bad Buddy has an outing plotline and is a crown jewel of the genre - Not Me has an entire arc surrounding a pride parade and protest - Only Friends feels like a modern, elevated homage to shows like Queer As Folk - Moonlight Chicken explores themes of community and poverty from a queer lens - The Eclipse is about challenging all forms of authoritarianism, from fascism to homophobia - Never Let Me Go has not one but two of the most supportive parent characters ever
Also, you can have to decide for yourself if Gay OK Bangkok counts as BL or not, but it's undeniably gay.
If I may suggest: Hi! My Sweetheart, Destined, 3 Will Be Free, Love Between Tiger and Rose, and The Warp Effect to name a few I didn't spot (but may have missed)
a well-intended love is sooooo fucked up but if you like gaslighting and emotional manipulation it's decently acted for the first 10 episodes at least (i stopped watching after that)
- Bad Buddy has an outing plotline and is a crown jewel of the genre
- Not Me has an entire arc surrounding a pride parade and protest
- Only Friends feels like a modern, elevated homage to shows like Queer As Folk
- Moonlight Chicken explores themes of community and poverty from a queer lens
- The Eclipse is about challenging all forms of authoritarianism, from fascism to homophobia
- Never Let Me Go has not one but two of the most supportive parent characters ever
Also, you can have to decide for yourself if Gay OK Bangkok counts as BL or not, but it's undeniably gay.