Sure is. Diabolik Lovers originated as a manga and has since expanded into various forms of media. The manga showcases a unique and captivating storyline.
Character development is a big part. The characters have to change their initial negative views of each other. In a good 'enemies to lovers' BL novel, you'll see how they gradually start to understand and care for one another. For instance, they might discover shared traumas or interests that bridge the gap between them.
You could also check out 'Given'. Ritsuka and Mafuyu have some initial friction. Ritsuka is a bit cold towards Mafuyu at the start. But through their shared love for music, they grow closer and develop a deep, loving relationship.
I think 'Sasaki and Miyano' is also among the best. The story is set in a school environment. Miyano is a fudanshi (a boy who likes BL) and Sasaki is a popular boy in school. Their relationship starts from Sasaki's interest in Miyano and slowly blossoms into a deeper connection. It has a lot of cute and heart - warming moments, and the way their relationship progresses feels very genuine. It also touches on the insecurities and self - acceptance that the characters go through.
Another is 'Yuri!!! on Ice'. Although it's more sports - centered, the relationship between Yuuri and Victor is really well - developed. It shows how they support each other, grow together, and their love story unfolds in a very natural and heart - warming way. The plot also has a lot of depth with Yuuri's journey to regain his confidence in skating.
Well, I am addicted. The beautiful art, diverse plotlines, and the exploration of emotions in BL manga make it hard for me to resist. Also, it offers a unique perspective on relationships that I find fascinating.