“Kill To Love” Finally Lands Outside China

The Chinese historical BL drama Kill To Love has finally made its way outside mainland China, and fans have been waiting for this moment. Starting today, it’s streaming on platforms like GagaOOlala, TrueID, VIU, and even YouTube.

The story follows an assassin and a prince, both trapped in a world of politics and war, but drawn together in a complicated romance. It’s based on Yi Han He’s novel Shan He Yong Ji, which already has a big following.

What makes this release special is not just the story, but the fact that BL dramas are heavily censored in China. For years, fans thought they’d never see this series reach an international audience. Now, with official streaming, more people can finally watch it without hunting down clips or fan uploads.

The rollout is quick at first: four episodes in the first week, then two episodes every Monday and Tuesday until the series wraps up at 12. That means fans won’t have to wait long to see where the story goes.

Will it hit as hard as some of the bigger K-dramas? Maybe. The trailers show strong visuals and plenty of tension, but sometimes BL dramas struggle with pacing. It’ll be interesting to see how the global audience reacts now that everyone can watch together.

So here’s the real question—does Kill To Love have what it takes to become a cult favorite, or will it just pass by as another BL release?