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A wonderful OST filled with original songs, an endearing main couple, meaningful themes about friendship and staying by each other's side, and a heartwarming slow-burn romance that gradually grows into something special.

The same screenwriters are behind both shows, and their writing style shines through. They prove that even the simplest premises can become memorable stories with the right execution.

Despite their different settings, these two GMMTV Thai BLs share the same wholesome vibe. Both are cute, funny, and heartwarming, revolve around a secret crush, feature a caring lead paired with an adorable one, and have sweet romances with plenty of lovable moments.

Gemini and Fourth are the main couple in both My School President and My Love Mix-Up!. Since both are GMMTV BL romantic comedies, fans of one series will most likely enjoy the other as well.

Both are GMMTV BLs set in high school. One of the main leads in My School President dreams of pursuing music, while one of the main leads in Only Boo! dreams of becoming an idol. Both explore the struggles of chasing your dreams, feature sweet and innocent romances, are incredibly fluffy and easy to watch, and share a subtle forbidden love vibe due to the obstacles standing in the couples' way.

If you enjoyed Heart and Li Ming, then you should definitely watch this. The genre may be different, but GeminiFourth once again deliver an amazing performance in My School President. Their chemistry is just as lovable, and in both series, their storyline is wholesome, emotional, and incredibly cute.

A fantastic OST with memorable original songs, an adorable lead couple, meaningful themes about friendship, loyalty, and supporting each other, plus a slow-burn romance that takes its time to blossom.

Two BLs following pop bands, as some members struggle to balance love with chasing their dreams as idols.

Two GMMTV musicals packed with original songs, centered on couples who have to keep their relationship secret.

similarities:
- gmmtv bl production
- rivals to lovers aka the classic romeo and juliet story
- forced to feud since birth due to parents’ rivalry
- knowing they never truly hated each other and their feelings were forbidden
- parents are competitors who own the same type of business next door/across the street from one another
- secret communication (match point they talk on the opposite roofs while in bad buddy, they talk both at home and living in dorms across from each other)
- school setting
- one lead transfers during high school due to circumstances
- feud is well known among friends and peers
- secret feelings that develops while being in close proximity to one another through a situation
- relationship kept secret from others
- lead’s sibling falls in love with another character that is mutually involved in both the leads’ life
- basically the same plot

differences:
- match point is set in high school while bad buddy is mostly set in college
- friends don’t play a role in their rivalry
- match point is more focused on the sports romance aspect while bad buddy is more focused on the forbidden love aspect
- match point involve direct competition between the main leads while bad buddy they choose to work together

Mok Sol Hee is a young woman with the supernatural ability to hear people’s lies, leaving her disillusioned and distrustful of others. Her outlook changes when she meets Kim Do Ha, a music producer hiding next door after becoming embroiled in a murder case. As she discovers that her ability doesn't work on him, she becomes intrigued by the mysterious man. But will she uncover the secrets of his heart?

Naoto is given one day to reunite with Mio, his deceased lover, through an AI reconstructed from her brain data. Installed on his smartphone, Mio speaks with the same voice, memories, and mannerisms she once had—yet her existence is limited to just 24 hours.

As they spend the day together in Tokyo, visiting familiar places, meeting Mio’s mother, and preparing for Naoto’s art exhibition, their conversations oscillate between the ordinary and the profound. While Naoto struggles between holding on to the past and continuing to live in the present, the countdown to their inevitable farewell draws closer.

Naoto is given one day to reunite with Mio, his deceased lover, through an AI reconstructed from her brain data. Installed on his smartphone, Mio speaks with the same voice, memories, and mannerisms she once had—yet her existence is limited to just 24 hours.

As they spend the day together in Tokyo, visiting familiar places, meeting Mio’s mother, and preparing for Naoto’s art exhibition, their conversations oscillate between the ordinary and the profound. While Naoto struggles between holding on to the past and continuing to live in the present, the countdown to their inevitable farewell draws closer.

Naoto is given one day to reunite with Mio, his deceased lover, through an AI reconstructed from her brain data. Installed on his smartphone, Mio speaks with the same voice, memories, and mannerisms she once had—yet her existence is limited to just 24 hours.

As they spend the day together in Tokyo, visiting familiar places, meeting Mio’s mother, and preparing for Naoto’s art exhibition, their conversations oscillate between the ordinary and the profound. While Naoto struggles between holding on to the past and continuing to live in the present, the countdown to their inevitable farewell draws closer.

Naoto is given one day to reunite with Mio, his deceased lover, through an AI reconstructed from her brain data. Installed on his smartphone, Mio speaks with the same voice, memories, and mannerisms she once had—yet her existence is limited to just 24 hours.

As they spend the day together in Tokyo, visiting familiar places, meeting Mio’s mother, and preparing for Naoto’s art exhibition, their conversations oscillate between the ordinary and the profound. While Naoto struggles between holding on to the past and continuing to live in the present, the countdown to their inevitable farewell draws closer.