•~BL Favs~•

Unique Concept
Music/band
Childhood Friends
Break-up
Switch couple

MUST READ. Genuinely the top spot in my heart for the most impactful and well written BL manhua I have personally read.

Deals with realistic issues like homophobia, racism, transphobia, hate crimes and rape (not between main love interests)

Unique Concept
Childhood Friends

MUST READ
PLEASE. Plot Characters beautiful art

Unique Concept
Drugs

Based on the walled city of Kawloon in Hong Kong.
A narcotics manufacturer is forced to take in a mysterious stranger.

Its a happy ending I swear. Some people in the comments don’t know how to read the last chapter.

Unique Concept
2-1 story

1st Story: Mr. Hatter
•Hat-maker picks up handsome man off the streets on a rainy day

2nd Story: The Speaker
• Orphans/Orphanage
• Time-skip
• Tasteful poly-relationship

Tear-Jerker

Shared Universe w/ Rumspringa no Joukei

Divorcee picks up a homeless man. BEAUTIFUL story.

High-school life

More like a coming of age manga focusing on how to navigate friendships/relationships rather than a romance BL, but the main character(s) do struggle with coming to terms with their sexuality. Trust me you will find a way to fall in love with (most) of these endearing characters.

High-school life
Tear Jerker

Holy the friendship between the main characters was so bittersweet and beautiful. 2 queer students develop a friendship by bonding through their sexuality and shared interests.

No romance between the main characters; there is a separate love interest

Vampire
BDSM
Unique concept

Set in a world where vampires rule all and humans are treated as low class livestock. “One”, a human working at a blood bank managed by a high class vampire, discovers his superiors’ masochistic tendencies.

One of the OG popular BL manhwas. I havent read anything similar to this story since.

Time-Skip
Unrequited Love

I love how all the characters in this story are so perfectly imperfect. At times they are definitely irritating and frustrating. For the most part the characters don’t know how to communicate or even understand their own feelings, but they continue to navigate relationships the best way they can.

I especially like how the author tackled what happens after the “happy ever after” and explores a realistic portrayal of relationships in the context of lif

Were-wolfs
2-1 Story