Keyword Gay Romance

A Taiwanese anthology series that explores the different manifestations of fated love. Each season presents multiple stand-alone stories with unique plots and main characters.

Kant, a badass tattooist police informant, is asked to investigate a hitman brother duo. But when his attempt to dig up information by getting close to the younger brother, Bison, gets curbed by the overprotective big brother Fadel, Kant has no choice but to find someone to take Fadel out of the way. That’s where Style, his good-looking foolhardy mechanic friend, comes in. Now the two friends are putting their lives, and hearts, on the line. Will this mission end with a kiss or a kill?

Kazuaki Hagiwara lives a life without intimacy with his girlfriend, and one day mistakenly sends an email to his coworker Sei Nakarai. What begins as a simple message quickly develops into an open and freeing connection between two people who desire love and sex.

Easter intentionally attends a university in the north of Thailand. He hopes to find a new place to erase the memories of his ex-relationship, which ended unclearly. But who thinks that he will meet with Hill, his ex-relationship, again at this university? And it is the beginning of a relationship that will not end in the same way ever. At the same time, his roommate, North, also faces chaos because he was drunk and caused a quarrel, then woke up with the debt. But it could be more chaotic because the god just sent him a flirtatious and very spoiled creditor, Johan.

A boxer named Mignon, and a vampire doctor Young-on Oh, who find solace in the presence of one another through an aggressive and romantic affair.

When he was a kid, Sang Min spent time as an exchange student in Thailand where he stayed with Orn, the mother of Dinneaw who was very young at the time. More than ten years have passed with Sang Min back in Korea. The whole time, he didn't stay in contact with the family, until one day, Sang Min has reason to return to Thailand and stays with Orn once more. There, he reencounters Dinneaw who's grown up to be quite handsome.

In a past life, Xiao Jingchen, a great general, sacrificed himself in order to save Lu Bai, a fairy fox. In the modern-day, Lu Bai has tracked down the reincarnated Xiao Jingchen to watch over and protect him. Xiao Jingchen is now a college student called Xiao Mo, and he is the only one who can protect Lu Bai's clan against the evil Wolf Clan. The Wolf Clan wants to seize and obtain the power of a sacred stone, which fell on Earth thousands of years ago and has been under the protection of the Fox Clan ever since. But what will be their relationship? Will Lu Bai be able to fulfill his mission?

Joker leads a double life. Boastful and talented in conversation, he is secretly a notorious thief wanted by the police. Using his exceptional disguise skills, Joker robs wealthy oppressors and redistributes their riches to aid struggling villagers. On the other side is Jack, a former Taekwondo black belt turned debt collector. With a calm and quiet demeanor, Jack instills fear in those he encounters. Despite his intimidating presence, he is a reasonable man who believes in solving problems without force and holds the conviction that "the strength on possesses should be used only to protect the weak."

He’s surly, unorthodox, unapologetically blunt, and he’s about to change your life. Meet the new philosophy teacher, Merlí, who will help his students view the world in a whole new light, both in and out of the classroom.

Botkawi has forever been in love with Pearmai. His life is forever changed when a musical crystal ball he bought as an important gift for Pearmai transports him back in time to the age of eighteen. Everything turns upside-down. Instead of fulfilling his hopes and setting things right with Pearmai, Botkawi somehow ends up in the arms of Pisaeng. Thus begin their cat and mouse game with Pisaeng chasing after Botkawi. Old feelings for Pearmai, however, become a detriment to their blossoming romance. Enraged, Botkawi keeps twisting the crystal ball in an attempt to get his desired results.

Go Young, a gay Korean man, lives with Choi Mi-ae, a straight woman. Through Mi-ae's eyes, Go Young embarks on a journey of personal growth. He struggles with his relationship with his mother, who's in denial about his sexual orientation, and is forced to part ways with his lover Gyu-ho due to societal pressure. Recovering from his breakup, Go Young takes a trip to Thailand with a stranger, and manages to learn more about himself in the process.

Khao Kang sells curry-over-rice (khao kaeng) at a boys' school. Moo is a grade twelve student who dreams of becoming an idol. He splits his time between hitting on Kang and training. He simultaneously wants love and to realise his dream, but it seems he cannot have it when debuting comes with the caveat that relationships are forbidden.

Eating around other people is a struggle for salaryman Yutaka, despite his talent for cooking. All that changes when he meets Minoru and Tane—two brothers, many years apart in age—who ask him to teach them how to make his delicious food! Yutaka soon finds himself having a change of heart as he looks forward to the meals they share together.

When Ji Won-young's direct superior at work is fired due to a corruption scandal, Won-young - in spite of being innocent of any wrongdoing - finds himself unceremoniously discharged from the company as well.

You haven't changed one bit. The texture of your rough lips, the way your hands come together as if you are praying when you are nervous, even your goofy side. With his striking looks and being the top student in his department, Jung Do-jun, a business major from the class of 2022, thought his college life would be smooth sailing. However, this all changes when he re-encounters Song Jae-hee in the dormitory. They have something unresolved between them from the past. "Can't I just like you, even if it is on my own?" "..." "You ignored me and just walked away." While Do-jun desperately wants to run away, Jae-hee smiles and tells him that he has moved on. But is that really true? After breaking his arm because of Do-jun, Jae-hee proposes a different kind of settlement instead of compensation. To be his lover for four weeks.

Childhood friends Zen and Ryu became close through playing basketball together, and many years later, the sport that brings them together again. All grown up, Zen is the captain of the basketball team, and he reunites with street-basketball playing Ryu at a crucial moment. Now that they're older, will their feelings extend beyond the basketball court?

As part of a class called "Marriage and Family", Ji-woo is given the opportunity to meet new people through a dating assignment . Unfortunately, though, there are more male students enrolled in the class than those of female, so Ji-Woo is ultimately forced to choose a male partner against his will. It is at this point that Ji-woo encounters his soon-to-be tall and handsome partner, Roa.

In this drama set at a university, a wayward philosophy student navigate life on campus while seeking guidance from an intriguing new professor.

Bai Luoyin has grown up with his easygoing father and grandmother, while Gu Hai, the son of a high-ranking official, harbors resentment toward his father after his mother’s death. When Bai Luoyin’s estranged mother marries Gu Hai’s father, fate brings the two boys together as classmates. Despite their contrasting backgrounds and initial tensions, their relationship gradually takes an unexpected turn.

An omnibus series about four different couples living together in one apartment complex.