Best-Friend Crushes: 4 BL K-Dramas To Watch After “Heesu In Class 2”

“Heesu in Class 2” completed in a flash, however when you’re already lacking Heesu, the gang, and their messy quest for love, there’s extra on the market to look at. In “Heesu in Class 2,” the entire story was based mostly on Heesu having a longtime (and secret) crush on his closest good friend, and this isn’t in any respect new to BL.

For extra Ok-BLs the place there’s a secret crush on a good friend, take a look at these 4 equally enjoyable watches. They’re all about crushes, confessions, and being sincere (nonetheless exhausting it could be).

1. “Something’s Not Right”

If you happen to love best-friend crushes, one of many latest to affix the membership is “Something’s Not Right.” Now in faculty, main man Ba Woo (Choi Min Ho) is attempting to eliminate his long-held crush on his childhood finest good friend, Jee Hoon (Jeong Je Hyeon).

The story begins with Ba Woo’s try to chop ties as soon as and for all with Jee Hoon, nevertheless it doesn’t fairly work. Jee Hoon not solely appears fully clueless to Ba Woo’s crush, however he’s additionally decided to take care of his shut friendship with Ba Woo in any respect prices.

Ba Woo’s plans to maneuver on are derailed additional when his diary depicting his unrequited love story is discovered by a cheeky manhwa artist named Ha Min (Ji Min Seo). Ha Min thinks it might be the right story for a manhwa contest taking place on campus, so he asks Ba Woo to work with him on it. Little does Ha Min understand it’s Ba Woo’s true, ongoing story.

Why it’s definitely worth the watch:
The complicated relationship between Ba Woo and Jee Hoon is simply so frustratingly good. One thing is certainly not proper and attempting to determine why they act the way in which they do round one another is kind of the thriller to unravel. This isn’t only a easy unrequited crush.

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2. “Boys Be Brave!”

“Boys Be Brave!” is one other best-friend crush state of affairs, however not like “Hessu in Class 2,” the key crush may not be so secret in any case.

Kim Jin Woo (Kim Sung Hyen) is your common faculty man on the hunt for his ideally suited kind. He even has a written checklist of qualities he seems to be for which are a bit too particular. This would possibly very properly be fueled by his persistent, dead-end crush on his good friend, Jung Ki Sub (Nam Si An). Regardless of Ki Sub breaking all the principles on his ideally suited kind checklist, Jin Woo can’t appear to shake his emotions.

Ki Sub is a social butterfly who has been in his justifiable share of relationships, particularly as a result of he says sure to whoever confesses to him with out a lot thought. Jin Woo is aware of this and due to this fact has no plans to admit to Ki Sub regardless of his persistent emotions.

Jin Woo thinks he’s an knowledgeable at hiding his emotions, however issues get a bit extra difficult when Ki Sub declares he’s shifting in with Jin Woo. What might go incorrect?

Why it’s definitely worth the watch:
There are literally two major {couples} on this, and each are equally attention-grabbing. Whereas the principle couple will get a lot of the foolish, cute, and humorous moments, the facet couple has a contrastingly darkish, tension-filled relationship. There’s truly additionally a tiny slice of GL on this one, however don’t count on greater than a short second or two. The illustration remains to be superior!

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3. “A Breeze of Love”

“A Breeze of Love” is about two “friends” getting a second probability after by no means getting to handle their emotions for one another in highschool.

Ban Dong Wook (Shin Jeong You) and Lee Do Hyun (Woo Ji Han) meet in highschool, and there’s an simple spark between the 2. After a short however candy time collectively, circumstances result in the 2 parting methods and their emotions left unresolved.

Coincidentally, they meet once more in faculty, when Do Hyun reluctantly lets Dong Wook fill in for a participant on his basketball workforce. Regardless of nonetheless being offended about how they parted prior to now, Do Hyun, captain of the basketball workforce, is determined to discover a ok participant to compete within the event finals.

To ensure that Do Hyun to get Dong Wook to play on the workforce, he agrees to a deal. If Dong Wook helps them win, he can ask Do Hyun for any want.

Why it’s definitely worth the watch:
The chemistry between Dong Wook and Do Hyun is on one other degree. Even when the 2 are feuding, they appear to need to deal with one another. Do Hyun additionally has horrible insomnia and that ties into the storyline in an attention-grabbing approach (you’ll have to look at to learn how).

4. “Our Dating Sim”

Lee Wan (Lee Jong Hyuk) and Shin Gi Tae (Lee Seung Gyu) have been finest buds in highschool till a careless confession leaves their relationship unclear. After Lee Wan confesses he likes Gi Tae greater than a good friend, he runs off with no phrase.

Years cross earlier than the 2 find yourself working collectively in the identical workplace on a dating-themed sport. Lee Wan tries, and largely fails, to maintain his cool and go away their previous behind them, however Gi Tae holds a grudge from being left on the altar, so to talk.

Lee Wan was excited to lastly get a worthwhile job, however Gi Tae isn’t letting him off so simply.

Why it’s definitely worth the watch:
The truth that Lee Wan and Gi Tae should work collectively on a courting simulation sport is completely on the nostril, and the tidbits on the finish of the episodes that resemble an precise courting sim add to the enjoyable. The irony of their state of affairs means numerous humorous and awkward conditions on the workplace.

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Which of those best-friend crush BLs have you ever seen to this point, and that are your favorites? Tell us within the feedback beneath!

Asya’s a BL-biased Soompi author with a love of Ok-pop and all sorts of Asian dramas. A few of her favourite exhibits are “Psychopath Diary,” “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!,” “Light On Me,” “The Untamed,” “Go Go Squid!,” and “Cherry Magic!”

At the moment watching: “Top Form,” “Something’s Not Right,” “Boys in Love,” “ThamePo,” and “The Next Prince.”
Wanting ahead to: “Sweetheart Service,” “Magic Lover,” “I’m the Most Beautiful Count,” “Love Carved in the Moonlight,” “Me and Thee,” and “The Love Matter.”