The Dcard persona board of the maintainer behind the Chinese-language Thai GL resources.
In Chinese (Traditional)
Chinese (Traditional)
14 sites speak Chinese (Traditional) in the directory. Some of them also publish in other languages, and the most useful of them pair their primary language with English.
A Taiwan-built Traditional Chinese portal for Thai GL: series list, CP index, watch calendar and fan-meeting records.
A former Thai-language GL platform that published stories and closed on 18 June 2026.
A Traditional Chinese fan-fiction archive for LingOrm, split into original, translated and serialised stories.
An LMSY fan organisation known for full-length English and Chinese translations of fan meetings.
A Traditional Chinese archive of MilkLove's screen work, music videos, events and social timelines.
A Chinese-language personal wiki for GL, built on the Portaly platform.
A Chinese-language GL wiki with a secrets section and a research section, on Portaly.
A Chinese-language index of Taiwanese GL dramas and films.
A Chinese-language working set on how the popular Thai GL pairings are cast together.
A Chinese-language table of Thai GL pairings and their details.
A Chinese-language index of Thai GL series and films, with author bibliographies attached.
A Chinese-language index of Thai GL novels, their authors and their series relationships.
A Chinese-language Vocus channel publishing Thai GL fan-written work.
Or browse by what the site does
Collections that hold Chinese (Traditional)-language entries
- Databases
Structured records you can browse, search and compare.
- News & reporting
What is happening now, and where it came from.
- Archives & records
A dated record of a career, a series or an event.
- Couple & artist fan sites
Built around one pairing or one performer.
- Communities & hubs
Places where fans talk, vote and gather.
- Reviews & criticism
Writing about GL work rather than hosting it.
- Reading & publishing
Where GL fiction can actually be read.
- Wikis & community databases
Entries anyone can correct.
- Social accounts & channels
A feed rather than a site you browse.
- Resource & support hubs
A place that points you to the things you need.