En of Love
2020 • Drama
A Boys' Love story about the love of three senior-junior couples. Gun is a very bright and tall medical faculty freshman who has been in love with the popular third-year Engineering major and head hazer, Bar, ever since he was in high school. The world is small, and a university is smaller. Being popular students at the same University leads Gun and Bar to collide with each other again and again. LOVE MECHANICS - A love story that starts one night in a club between an engineering major, Mark, who is absolutely drunk and carrying the painful burden of his one-sided love, and Wee who he bumps into and mistakes as the object of his affection, This is an imperfect love story between two imperfect human beings. THIS IS LOVE - A love story about how the engineering faculty's resident playboy, Neur, secretly falls in love with Pra-Ram, a senior in high school and younger brother of Gun and how he wins the boy, and his brother over.
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Why you should read the novels
If you enjoyed the 2020 En of Love series, step into the original novels by Faddist—TOSSARA, Love Mechanics, and This Is Love Story—for the full, uncut experience the screen can only hint at. The books deliver complete arcs, richer pacing, and the authentic tone that launched the phenomenon.
On the page, you’ll find deeper character psychology, nuanced consent and accountability themes, and vivid campus-world details from the engineering faculty to student traditions. The novels’ inner monologues and layered motivations turn familiar scenes into powerful, emotionally resonant moments you won’t get in a brisk TV runtime.
Read the En of Love novels in English-titled editions to savor every turning point and heartfelt confession. Search for licensed, authorized versions to support the creator and enjoy accurate translations that preserve Faddist’s voice and intent.
Adaptation differences
The TV adaptation condenses multi-volume stories into brief episodes, streamlining timelines and rearranging events for pacing. Several plot beats are combined or skipped, so some relationship milestones happen sooner—or off-screen—compared with the novels’ gradual build.
Characterization is leaner on screen. The books use first-person or close perspectives to unpack guilt, desire, doubt, and growth; the series replaces interiority with visual shorthand. As a result, motivations can appear simplified, and certain conflicts resolve faster than in the source.
Mature content and sensitive topics are softened for broadcast. Scenes involving intimacy, consent, and confrontation are toned down, reframed, or implied rather than explicit, aligning with TV guidelines while altering the novels’ emotional intensity and aftermath.
Side characters and campus-life subplots are reduced. Friend groups, faculty traditions, and extracurricular episodes that shape the couples’ journeys receive minimal screen time, narrowing scope. Crossovers between couples are streamlined, and some supporting arcs are merged or omitted entirely.
En of Love inspired from
Love Mechanics
by Faddist
This Is Love Story
by Faddist
TOSSARA
by Faddist
