When Shirasaki, an underdog stage actor, gets cast in a gay drama series, he is surprised to learn that he will be working with Hayama, his charming clubmate from university who is now a popular actor. During production, Shirasaki realizes that he will need some inspiration and goes to find somewhere the local gay people hang out. What he didn't expect was to meet Hayama there, which eventually led to a kiss. He soon finds himself confused and conflicted about his feelings as he struggles to keep his emotions contained on-screen…
If you like to see just actors falling in love on set, you won't get that (jk)
Double is not a BL, it goes further than that, is about how the codependency takara feels for yujin after he "saves him" from the lowest he's been and gives him a new purpose, and about how yujin's quiet resentment fights whatever he might feel for takara, because despite loving him, he accidentally shaped him into a better actor he could ever be. It's a show that will make you feel A LOT, so if you have time, why not giving it a try?
Double is not a BL, it goes further than that, is about how the codependency takara feels for yujin after he "saves him" from the lowest he's been and gives him a new purpose, and about how yujin's quiet resentment fights whatever he might feel for takara, because despite loving him, he accidentally shaped him into a better actor he could ever be. It's a show that will make you feel A LOT, so if you have time, why not giving it a try?
Shirasaki Yuki, a rookie actor, finally lands an audition and is chosen to star in a BL drama alongside current superstar Hayama Asami, who was also his senior at university. Feeling anxious and troubled before his first major role, Shirasaki is approached by Hayama with the proposal to form a “romantic relationship for the sake of character development” until the filming concludes. Their pseudo-romantic involvement off-screen leads to a moving and beautifully crafted love story exploring the intricacies of relationships within the entertainment industry and among actors.
Shirasaki Yuki, a rookie actor, finally lands an audition and is chosen to star in a BL drama alongside current superstar Hayama Asami, who was also his senior at university. Feeling anxious and troubled before his first major role, Shirasaki is approached by Hayama with the proposal to form a “romantic relationship for the sake of character development” until the filming concludes. Their pseudo-romantic involvement off-screen leads to a moving and beautifully crafted love story exploring the intricacies of relationships within the entertainment industry and among actors.



