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It’s said that around 90,000 people go missing in Japan each year, and even overseas this phenomenon is known as “johatsu.” Burdened with worries, some young people deliberately choose to disappear from society, cutting ties with their current lives and erasing their personal information through “yonige-ya” (night movers) or “disappearance brokers.” Against this backdrop, a young man from Singapore comes to Japan and, together with his companions, struggles to rescue a missing girl — a “boy meets girl” story born from the shadows of disappearance.

It’s said that around 90,000 people go missing in Japan each year, and even overseas this phenomenon is known as “johatsu.” Burdened with worries, some young people deliberately choose to disappear from society, cutting ties with their current lives and erasing their personal information through “yonige-ya” (night movers) or “disappearance brokers.” Against this backdrop, a young man from Singapore comes to Japan and, together with his companions, struggles to rescue a missing girl — a “boy meets girl” story born from the shadows of disappearance.

BL with school setting. The popular guy chases after the lonely guy. They are both very cute and innocent

It's almost the same story, but Noise is better, especially in terms of the dramatic plot. ??????????????????

FL lives with a new hidden identity as a poor commoner. Her true identity is life-threatening to her. ML is the Crown Prince . The crown prince and the king are puppets of a third person. Revenge is the driving force behind both series.

Both Dear X and The King of Pigs explore the dark sides of human nature. Both series feature characters driven by intense psychological motivations that lead to destructive behavior

Both have pretend-to-be-a-parent trope and so they have to deal with a lot of happenings while hiding that secret. Both are equally precious slice-of-life dramas that talks about parenthood. For Chosen home we got a gay guy pretending to be a father for the homeroom teacher while in Fake Mommy, she was hired to be the mother in the school setting. No one was forced to do so, thus it's not toxic that way, but they have to deal with the consequence of the lie.

It gives out the same vibe. A personal royal guard and a crowned prince/princess. They both used Assumption University as a setting too lol. Idk how this relates but these 2 really give out the same feeling. You'll love The Crown Princess, the actor & actress are lovers irl too.

Both have a matriarchal kingdom setting and a similar plot in which the FL takes in the ML from another land as her concubine.

Both are mini dramas with a matriarchal kingdom setting and a princess FL.
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Both royal MLs are haunted by the deaths of their beloved wives, both FLs are lower class. Both dramas have a similar vibe.

Both royal MLs seemingly lose their beloved wife to murder, then cross paths with the identical FL. Both dramas have a slight fantasy element.

Both MLs are powerless princes in a palace controlled by the royal minister who is believed to have/attempted to kill the FL, ML's love.

'A man who defies the world of BL' Is the first season of 'A man who defies the world of BL'. To fully understand the final season, all 4 season are necessary to watch. This is the 1st season of the drama. This drama takes place because Ayato ( Mob's younger brother ) receives a love confession from his classmate.

'A man who defies the world of bl season 2' is the second previous season of 'a man who defies the world of bl final'. To understand this season, the previous season is necessary to watch. This drama has 4 seasons so far including this one, and this is the 2nd one which takes place after 'Mob' confesses his unwanted love to Kikuchi, which was interrupted by Kikichi's ex boyfriend, resulted in 'Mob' running away from this flag.