>>7454>I feel like a lot of authors really self-limit what BL can be. In her case, it seems more like a reflection on what publishers expected the genre to be based on their readership. Like
>>7456 said, she's happy to have control over her work currently, but I can see why she'd try a story that isn't restricted by the label of being 'BL' even if it has all the elements.
>>7446You're not wrong nona, but it is funny that most of your examples are rather old series, Banban aside. The others I can think of are typically marketed as shoujo or josei (Silver Diamond, Count Cain, CLAMP works) rather than explicitly BL, which kind of points out the problems the genre has from an industry standpoint. I've seen webtoon authors complain similarly that most publishers want you to have something explicit early to grab attention.