littlebbear96

littlebbear96 (Thai: ลิตเติลแบร์96) is the pen name of a Thai web novelist whose Boys’ Love fiction has become one of the single most productive sources of adapted material for Domundi TV. Four of the studio’s series come from her books: Bed Friend (2023), The Middleman’s Love (2023), Love Upon a Time (2026) and Mr. Fanboy (2026). She is a writer rather than a performer, and almost nothing about the person behind the name is public — the work is the record.

Love Upon a Time adapts ภพเธอ (RTGS: Phop Thoe), published by DEEP, an imprint of Satapornbooks, on November 1, 2021. It runs 617 pages and roughly 195,000 words: a modern man falls asleep and wakes some four centuries earlier in the Ayutthaya period, is mistaken for a missing nobleman’s son, and has to navigate the era while working out both how to get home and what became of the man he is impersonating. A special supplementary volume, Love Upon a Time ภพเธอ เล่มพิเศษ, followed, and an official English edition was released through meb’s translation team.

Her breakthrough was อย่าเล่นกับอนล (Bed Friend), the source of the 2023 series that made Net Siraphop Manithikhun an internationally recognised BL lead. พี่เจตคนกลาง (The Middleman’s Love) followed in the same year, and รักสุดใจนายแฟนบอย (Mr. Fanboy) was announced as part of the iQIYI iJOY TH 2026 lineup. That gives her four adaptations across four years with a single studio, a rate no other Thai BL novelist currently matches.

The published catalogue is much larger than the adapted portion. She has around 29 titles on Goodreads carrying some 3,300 ratings at an average of 4.15, and her author page on the Thai platform ReadAWrite lists 25 or more works — heavily in BL and Omegaverse, with excursions into Mpreg, Hybridverse, fantasy and supernatural romance. Titles include Melted Honey (ฝากน้ำผึ้งไว้กับหมี), Under the Rose (กุหลาบรอรัก), Lovemate Wanted! (รับสมัครที่รักหนึ่งอัตรา), I Flower You (คุณภาคย์อยากบอก), นรสิงห์แห่งอโยธยานคร, จิ้งจอกหิมะกับการเป็นภรรยาฝึกหัด and อุบายกินรา. Several have been licensed into Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese.

Her ReadAWrite tagline — นักเขียนทุกอย่างที่อยากจะเขียน, roughly “a writer of everything she wants to write” — is a fair description of a catalogue that moves freely between subgenres. She keeps an active public presence as @ltbb_novels on X, where she announces releases, runs giveaways, credits her cover artists and answers readers directly about translation rights.