I'm the Most Beautiful Count - Season 1

Season 1
Prince, a superstar in the entertainment industry, proudly comes out as LGBTQ and finds great success in her career. But everything changes when he suddenly wakes up in a past life—as Khun Worradej, a young man forced to hide his true identity in a time when same-sex love is forbidden. Prince must navigate palace intrigue, political betrayal, and uncover the mystery behind Worradej's past and his secret lover. On the journey, he encounters King Chaiyachet, a young monarch facing an assassination plot, and Mom Kosol, the king's older brother who holds a hidden truth tied to Worradej's heart. Prince must protect them both while challenging unjust laws against same-sex love amidst betrayal, rebellion, and the struggle for power.
Episodes

Episode 1
After a night of partying with a group of escorts, Prince wakes up in the past in the body of a man named Worradej with no memories of his past.

Episode 2
Worradej sneaks out of the house, with Jade's help, to ask Banjong if he can temporarily stay with him. While at the market with Kosol, Worradej experiences the prejudice of the era he now lives in.

Episode 3

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Episode 13
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