Wen Huei-ming

Wen Huei-ming had a PTS drama and a boys’ love series premiere twenty days apart in the summer of 2026.

The Fame opened on 25 July, and Connecting to You followed on 14 August, with its special episode on 18 September. The first is a kidnapping drama for public television, the second a romance adapted from a novel by Beck.

The other three credits all came from public service channels or a children’s franchise film, so the BL screenplay is the single credit written for a streaming release.

Every television credit on the list is a shared one, though the size of the partnership changes each time. Daybreak was written with one co-writer, Huang Yu-chia. The Fame has six writers in all, which means five colleagues. Connecting to You splits the screenplay with its own director, Yu Jhi-han, so the writing sits in the same hands as the direction. Across ten years the credits run from a feature film to a ten-episode drama for Hakka TV, a forty-five-minute public television series and a twelve-episode novel adaptation.

What I notice most is how little the four credits resemble each other. A children’s fantasy film, a drama in the Hakka language, a kidnapping story for public television and a novel adaptation about coloured threads between people ask for different kinds of patience from a writer. In my view the shared screenplay credit on Connecting to You is the one to start with, because the premise gives the writing plenty to work with and the twelve episodes keep it moving.