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In a charming Thai café, the 'King Game' holds court: the player who draws the King card can command anyone to do anything. But this innocent party game quickly unravels the tangled hearts of a group of friends and lovers. At the center is Pun (Ryu Jessadakorn), a sweet pastry-obsessed barista who catches the eye of Sib (Kapper Worarit), the café’s repressed co-owner, and Sib’s volatile younger brother Em (Boat Anakame). As Sib struggles with his sexuality and a long-term girlfriend, Pun finds himself torn between two brothers – one offering a safe, hesitant love, the other a raw, transformative passion. Meanwhile, Sib’s best friend Tar nurses a silent, unrequited love from the sidelines. With each King command, secrets spill, loyalties fracture, and the game becomes a dangerous catalyst for self-discovery, heartbreak, and the messy, beautiful chaos of modern love. Will anyone truly win?

Kapper Worarit Ninklom

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Net Thanachar Paosung

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Ryu Jessadakorn Kriangsamut

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Boat Anakame Binsaman

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Yut Kritsadayut Thaweechaiwat

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Oat Pasakorn Sanrattana

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Lee Long Shi

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Jo Nitiwat Kitjarungruang

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Michael Bhumi Swaddee

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Jay Jatuporn Dangurai

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Channel 9

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Romance

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E01

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 1

Season 1 · Oct 19, 2019

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E02

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 2

Season 1 · Oct 26, 2019

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E03

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 3

Season 1 · Nov 02, 2019

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E04

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 4

Season 1 · Nov 09, 2019

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E05

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 5

Season 1 · Nov 16, 2019

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E06

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 6

Season 1 · Nov 23, 2019

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E07

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 7

Season 1 · Nov 30, 2019

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E08

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 8

Season 1 · Dec 07, 2019

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E09

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 9

Season 1 · Dec 14, 2019

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E10

I Am Your King Season 2 Episode 10

Season 1 · Dec 21, 2019

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blossom_lovex

March 8, 2025

8/10

I absolutely adored Pun and Sib's chemistry — their shy glances and the way Sib finally let himself be vulnerable crushed me. The bed scene was so tender and respectful, I cried. Yes, the ending is open, but I think that's realistic. Sometimes love doesn't get a neat bow. Also, Em's character growth? Chef's kiss. I'll rewatch just for the emotional rollercoaster.

plot_hole_detective

September 12, 2024

5/10

I wanted to love this, but the writing is a disaster. Characters flip personalities between scenes, the King game is barely used after the first few episodes, and the 3-year time jump changes nothing — not even hairstyles. The only thing that saved it for me was Ryu's performance as Pun, but even he can't fix a script that forgets its own logic. Watch only if you're a completionist.

rainbow_ethics

February 20, 2025

7/10

I have mixed feelings. The constant use of 'faggot' as a slur by Em early on made me cringe, though the show eventually shows his growth. On the plus side, the sex scene between Sib and Pun explicitly asks for consent — rare in BL and handled beautifully. The ending frustrated me because Sib never truly comes out, but maybe that's the point: the closet is messy. Worth watching for the nuanced take on internalized homophobia.

melodymaker_bl

November 5, 2024

9/10

The piano theme that plays during Pun's lonely moments is absolutely haunting — I've had it on repeat for weeks. The music director deserves an award for weaving the score so perfectly into every emotional beat. Yes, the plot is a mess, but when that song swells during the confession scenes, I don't even care. Also, the cover of the main OST is gorgeous. I forgive everything for the soundtrack.

framing_light

July 30, 2024

6/10

Visually, this series is a treat — the café set is warm and inviting, and the use of golden hour lighting in the rooftop scenes is stunning. But the product placement of the condominium logo is so blatant it pulled me out of every scene. The camera work during emotional moments is intimate, but some of the awkward blocking during group scenes betrays the low budget. A mixed bag for an eye like mine.