Ken Prarunyu Sooksamran

Gene, a writer by profession, is one day given a request by his publisher to try his hand at a new type of genre, which is Boys' Love. Accepting this new challenge, Gene writes and publishes a Y novel that is well received and becomes incredibly successful. So successful that it even gets made into a BL drama. This is the story of how Gene, a popular writer, gets deceived by the 20-year-old guy, Nubsib, who comes to audition for the lead role—pretending to be polite and good-natured when he is a wolf in reality through and through.

A tragedy of complicated relationships between teenage friends. Difficult decisions to follow the heart or follow the rules.

Third-year film student Pun gets an internship on the set of a drama. He's come there to learn from professionals, but what lights his passion even more than the work is leading man Ashi, beloved of the nation.

In this tale, unlikely destinies intertwine as God brings together two individuals from different corners of the world. Plapol, a man of both Korean and Thai heritage, grew up in Korea and escapes to Thailand, skeptical of his new stepmother's intentions toward his father's wealth. His distrust of women is rooted in the disappearance of his mother after divorcing his father during his youth. Fuelled by resentment, Plapol embarks on a journey to Thailand in search of his mother. There, in a bar, he encounters Pantawan, a charismatic singer adored by the men. Initially viewing her through a familiar lens, Plapol's misogynistic views clash with Pantawan's independent spirit. They clash, yet eventually, understanding blossoms into love. However, a revelation unravels their romance: Pantawan's mother is Plapol's new stepmother, introducing a new layer of complexity to their relationship.