5 Thai BLs To Watch When You Need A Good Cry

Just like any other TV show or movie you watch, Taiwanese productions are no strangers to tearjerkers. While you may be captivated by the on-screen chemistry between the actors or the setting that you really enjoy, there are very few that don't count on your emotions to make an impression.

This may be a drawback for those who prefer a more upbeat style of storytelling, but for those who love to cry a little during a show to get something off their chest, it can actually be a great stress reliever.

Here are 5 Thai BL series you might want to check out to cry your heart out and get on with your life.

HIStory 3: Make Our Days Count

Although it seems to be just another high school love story, Make Our Days Count actually deals with a number of issues that may be very sensitive for many people. For example, the death of Yu Xi Gu's parents and the stress that self-imposed expectations can put on a person. A must see for all perfectionists who are finally looking for a reason to give themselves a break.

Only Friends

With so many characters involved, the possibility of someone getting hurt is always higher, and Only Friends is a great example of what happens when there are a lot of talented actors who showcase their dramatic side. The more complex the nature of the relationship is, the more likely the scene is going to make you bawl your eyes out.

Moonlight Chicken

Although there are many heartfelt and touching moments, the main reason for tears is the finale of the show. It is just so good, so cinematic, and makes you feel so close to the characters that you will cry at the mere thought of never seeing them again and having to move on to another journey.

I Feel You Linger in the Air

What can be both as romantic and as tragic as end up in the different time period with the one you truly love? Jom and Mister Yai were never supposed to meet, as they live in a completely different times, but once one sees the ghost of the other his life basically pushes him into another dimension. This is the show you watch knowing well there isn’t a chance for a happy ending.

I Told Sunset About You

This beautiful story explores every crevice of the “enemies-to-lovers” trope without missing an opportunity to get some tears out of its viewers. It shows the pain of doubt and self-exploration as well as the beauty of a first true love. The story ended up captivating so many people, it led to a second season sequel by the title I Promised You the Moon.