Welcome to the world of Thai BL novels. Here's a selection curated for fans by fans. Experience a spectrum of emotions through the eyes of unforgettable characters and their journeys to find love, acceptance, and self-discovery amidst the complexiti...
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Synopsis
"My name is Tine (a super chic guy), and I've gone out with all kinds of girls.
A nerdy girl, a cute, innocent girl, or even a super grouchy girl.
But then my joyous life has to come to a stop when the mighty god in the form of university admission sends me to a northern university where I get to meet...
"Tine, Teepakorn, first-year Law student, I like you!"
Just the beginning of the first semester, someone already confesses to me.
Am I surprised? Am I excited? Nah. Well, I'm such a cool guy, you know.
But am I horrified? Hell yes! Because the one who just confessed to me is a dude!!
My heart...
The mission to shake off this huge gay dude out of my chic life starts with finding someone hella hot to be my fake boyfriend.
And nobody fits the role as much as Sarawat, the nation's husband of our university.
But things aren't as easy as I expected. This guy is a pain in the ass. He's playing hard to get, not cooperating with me.
Ha, I won't give up that easily! Constant dropping wears away a stone. I'll stick with him like a suckerfish. Just wait and see!
But...as I'm pestering him, why the heck is my super chic heart starting to flutter when I'm with this straight-faced dude...?"
What I Think
I loved "2gether" during the pandemic because it was light and fun, a real escape from all the heavy stuff happening.
So, I decided to read the novel. Found it online, started reading, and the beginning was great – funny and engaging.
But then, Sarawat and Tine got together, and it felt like the story just lost its charm. It was like the quality dropped overnight. And it's not just me – the same thing happened in the drama, too.
Reading on, it was as if someone else took over writing. The characters started acting weird. Sarawat, who was this cool, laid-back guy, suddenly turned mean for no reason. And his friends – they went from funny to just rude, especially in this one scene that made no sense and was downright inappropriate.
The whole thing left me frustrated. The story had so much potential and then just... didn't deliver. It felt like the author just rushed through the ending or stopped caring. I really want to know what happened. Did they just get bored? Were they in a rush to meet the deadline? I'm genuinely curious because it started so well and then just flopped.
