Vertical poster for the 2023 Filipino boys' love web series My Story the Series

My Story the Series

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SYNOPSIS

My Story the Series is a ten-episode Philippine boys' love web series from Oxin Films, directed by Xion Lim and written by JP Lopez. It ran free on the company's YouTube channel between 15 April and 17 June 2023, with episodes of roughly fifty-eight minutes posted in several parts each. MyDramaList classifies it 18+ for violence and profanity, which puts it at the more adult end of the Philippine boys' love range.

The series returns to Sky, played again by Miko Gallardo, some time after the relationship that occupied My Day has ended. What follows is less a courtship than a recovery: the business of getting through the weeks after something has stopped, an awakening Sky had not previously had occasion to examine, and the gradual appearance of Win, played by Teejay Marquez, who has arrived at a point in Sky's life when he is in no condition to be sensible about anyone. Miss Becky, Fifth and Drake fill out the world around him.

Oxin Films has treated these titles as a continuing sequence rather than as separate projects. The company's own channel bills My Day as the first season, My Story as the second, and a further series, Our Story, as the third, so this record covers the middle chapter of a trilogy the producers announced as such. The earlier series is held here as its own record, and the studio's later work, Sky Valley in 2024 and Boyfriend Express in 2026, is also in this catalogue.

The gap between the two seasons is itself worth noting. My Day closed in October 2020, at the height of the first Philippine boys' love surge; My Story arrived two and a half years later, into a field that had thinned considerably as the studios that tried the genre once moved on to other things. Very few of the companies that made Filipino BL in 2020 were still making it in 2023. Oxin Films was, and the production values in this second season reflect three years of continuous work rather than a single attempt.

CONTENT DETAILS

Native Title
My Story the Series
Original Title
My Story the Series
Also Known As
My Story, My Day Season 2
Adaptation
A sequel to My Day the Series (2020). No novel, comic or web serial has been identified as a source; JP Lopez wrote the screenplay.
Themes
Key Themes
Life After A BreakupSexual AwakeningAdult-Rated Boys LoveReturning ProtagonistSerialised TrilogyOxin Films Production LineMoving OnHour-Long EpisodesFree YouTube ReleaseFilipino Boys LoveSecond Attempt At LoveSplit Episode Uploads
Networks
Seasons
1
Episodes
10
Duration
58 min
Aired Start
Aired End
Release Year
Content Rating
18+

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MAIN CAST & CHARACTERS

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Run: Ten episodes of roughly fifty-eight minutes, free on YouTube between 15 April and 17 June 2023.
  • Production: Oxin Films, directed by Xion Lim and written by JP Lopez.
  • Continuation: A direct sequel to My Day the Series, returning to Sky after that relationship has ended.
  • Leads: Miko Gallardo returns as Sky, with Teejay Marquez as Win.
  • Supporting cast: Ameer Sanchez as Miss Becky, Hiro Shimoji as Fifth and Adrian Dionisio as Drake.
  • Rating: Classified 18+ by MyDramaList for violence and profanity, which is unusual among the Philippine titles held here.
  • Trilogy: Oxin Films presents My Day, My Story and a further series, Our Story, as three seasons of one sequence.
  • Shared performer: Teejay Marquez had already led Ben x Jim in 2020, another record in this catalogue.
  • Upload format: Each hour-long episode was posted in several parts, following the same practice as the earlier series.
  • Gap: Two and a half years separate this from My Day, by which point most of the studios active in the 2020 Philippine wave had stopped making boys’ love.
  • Original screenplay: No novel, comic or web serial has been identified behind the story.

EDITOR’S VERDICT

6.5/10

Reviewed by Renkaze, editor of BL & GL Flix

A better-made series than its predecessor, working with harder material and a clearer idea of what it is for.

The improvement

Three years on, the craft has moved. Camerawork is steadier and more considered, sound is no longer a constant distraction, and the editing within episodes has a rhythm that My Day never found. Having a credited writer in JP Lopez shows: scenes have shape, and the series knows which of its conversations are load-bearing.

Miko Gallardo is the main beneficiary. Playing Sky after the events of the first series gives him something My Day's script did not, namely a character with a history the audience shares, and the early episodes trade on that memory efficiently. Teejay Marquez, who had already led Ben x Jim, brings a useful wariness to Win.

Where it overreaches

The 18+ classification is used inconsistently. Some of the adult content genuinely belongs to the story of a man working out what he wants; some of it reads as a production demonstrating that it can now include material it previously could not, and the violence in particular arrives with more force than the surrounding drama has prepared for.

Ten hour-long episodes is again too many. The middle stretch repeats the same emotional position across several instalments, and a subplot involving Drake occupies time that the central relationship needed. Splitting each hour into four uploads remains an unhelpful habit.

The series also assumes its audience has seen My Day. That is reasonable for a second season and worth stating plainly: a viewer starting here will find the first two episodes referring constantly to events they have not watched.

The supporting cast

Ameer Sanchez's Miss Becky is the most enjoyable presence in the series and is used sparingly enough that she never tips into comic relief for its own sake. Hiro Shimoji is given less and does what can be done with it. The wider ensemble is thinner than My Day's kitchen staff, which is a loss: the earlier series at least put its leads inside a functioning social world, whereas this one often has Sky alone in rooms with the person the plot currently needs him to speak to.

Verdict

The strongest of the Oxin Films titles held here, and a genuine step up in both ambition and execution. Its willingness to start from a failed relationship rather than an unformed one gives it something most series in this catalogue do not have. It is still longer than its story requires.

Final Score: 6.5/10

What My Story the Series is about

The rarest thing in this genre is a sequel about the end of the relationship the first work spent its whole run assembling. Boys' love as a form is heavily invested in the getting-together; almost every title in this catalogue ends at or shortly after the moment two people commit to each other, and the few that continue tend to test a couple rather than dissolve one. Beginning a second season with Sky single and flattened is an unusual and rather brave place to start.

It also changes what the story can be about. A first love that has failed leaves a person with information they did not previously have, and My Story is interested in that information: what Sky learned about himself, what he learned that he would rather not know, and how much of the next attempt is shaped by the last. The 18+ classification is part of this. A series willing to be rated for adults is a series that does not have to keep its protagonist innocent, and Sky is allowed to behave badly, want things plainly, and make choices the earlier run would have softened.

The trilogy framing matters here too. Oxin Films is not making standalone romances but a serialised life, in which a character carries consequences from one season into the next. That is a television logic rather than a boys' love one, and it is what distinguishes this production line from the single-series projects around it.

OFFICIAL TRAILER

EPISODE SCHEDULE

10 / 10 episodes aired · Completed
EP 1
15 Apr 2023
Aired
EP 2
22 Apr 2023
Aired
EP 3
29 Apr 2023
Aired
EP 4
06 May 2023
Aired
EP 5
13 May 2023
Aired
EP 6
20 May 2023
Aired
EP 7
27 May 2023
Aired
EP 8
03 Jun 2023
Aired
EP 9
10 Jun 2023
Aired
EP 10
17 Jun 2023
Aired

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do I need to have seen My Day first?

Yes. This is a direct sequel and picks up with the same character after the earlier relationship has ended. My Day the Series is held as a separate record here.

Why is it rated 18+?

MyDramaList applies that rating for violence and profanity. It is one of the few Philippine boys' love titles in this catalogue carrying an adult classification rather than a teen one.

How long is it?

Ten episodes of about fifty-eight minutes, released between 15 April and 17 June 2023. As with the earlier series, each episode was uploaded to YouTube in several parts.

Is there a third season?

Oxin Films bills a further series, Our Story, as the third season of the same sequence, with My Day as the first and this as the second. That title is not covered by this record.

Who made it?

Oxin Films, with Xion Lim directing and JP Lopez writing. Lim also directed My Day, Sky Valley and Boyfriend Express, all of which are in this catalogue.

Where can it be watched?

Free on the Oxin Films YouTube channel, with subtitles on the uploads.

Is it based on a novel?

No source work has been identified. JP Lopez wrote it as a continuation of an existing screen story.

How does it compare with the first season?

It is better made and harder going. The camerawork, sound and scene construction have all improved, and the subject matter is bleaker: the first series was about two people meeting, this one is about one person recovering.

How does it relate to the other Oxin Films records here?

It sits in the middle of the studio's run. My Day came before it, Sky Valley followed in 2024, and Boyfriend Express, the Philippine record this site already held, came in 2026. Xion Lim directed all four.

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