The Love Never Sets

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Genre
Based onAi Ru Yong Zhou by Ni Zhoumo You Le
Written by
  • Sarun Kaensap (Myminorh)
  • Sedthawut Inboon (Chim)
Directed byBundit Sintanaparadee (Tee)
The Love Never Sets
ฉากนั้น…ยังเป็นเธอ
Genre
Based onAi Ru Yong Zhou by Ni Zhoumo You Le
Written by
  • Sarun Kaensap (Myminorh)
  • Sedthawut Inboon (Chim)
Directed byBundit Sintanaparadee (Tee)
Starring
  • Phachara Suansri (Ja)
  • Weerapat Toemmaneerat (Tae)
  • Nikita Parkin
  • Jutarat Thanapan (JaJa)
Country of originThailand
Original languageThai
No. of episodes13
Production
Running time60 minutes
Production companies
  • Deep House
  • Red Elephant Entertainment
Original release
NetworkiQIYI
Release14 October 2025 (2025-10-14) 
6 January 2026 (2026-01-06)

The Love Never Sets (Thai: ฉากนั้น…ยังเป็นเธอ) is a 2025 Thai boys' love television series starring Phachara Suansri (Ja) and Weerapat Toemmaneerat (Tae). Based on the Chinese danmei novel Ai Ru Yong Zhou by Ni Zhoumo You Le, the series aired on iQIYI from 14 October 2025 to 6 January 2026.[1]

Ice (Weerapat Toemmaneerat) is a young man whose life was shattered when his father's debt forced him into shooting adult content. He dropped out of university for one year. Upon returning, he is assigned to be mentored by Saint (Phachara Suansri), a senior with whom he shares a troubled past. Forced to work together on a short film, their initial rivalry gradually transforms into a deeper connection as they confront their past and heal old wounds.[2]

Cast

Main

Supporting

  • Kitmongkhon Phontad (Domon) as Mud[3]
  • Piyawat Kunrapankanrayakon (Atom) as Book[3]
  • Nutthawut Eamchuen (Bonus) as Warm[3]

Production

The series is based on the Chinese danmei novel Ai Ru Yong Zhou (Love Like an Endless Day) by Ni Zhoumo You Le.[4] A premiere event was held on 14 October 2025 at SF World Cinema, Central World, attended by the cast and production team.[5] A final episode screening event was held on 6 January 2026 at SF World Cinema, Central World.[6]

Original soundtrack

The song "Red Sunflower" was released as the official soundtrack, performed by Ja Phachara and Tae Weerapat.[7]

Broadcast

References

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