I'm the Most Beautiful Count

If you loved Mr. Queen, you might enjoy I’m the Most Beautiful Count because…
Both dramas feature a modern person’s soul transported into a historical body, forcing them to navigate unfamiliar eras, strict social hierarchies, and intense personal identity conflicts.

In Mr. Queen, a male chef ends up in the body of a Joseon queen, bringing modern wit, humor, and boldness to the palace’s political intrigue. In I’m the Most Beautiful Count, a present-day LGBTQ actor wakes up in the body of a historical nobleman where same-sex love is forbidden, leading to heartfelt struggles, hidden romance, and LGBTQ huddles.

Both series explore the clash between modern sensibilities and rigid traditions, mixing comedy, romance, and intrigue—though Mr. Queen leans more comedic while I’m the Most Beautiful Count carries a richer dramatic tone.

Both are based on Historic setting and fictional Thai History..... Memoir of Rati has a comman ground, and the central theme of both dramas are highlighting discrimination of the same sex love and marriage...
In both dramas, Protoginists fighting for their rights to love and to be with whoever they want either they are of same or different genders.

If you liked My Girlfriend Is the Man!, you should check out I’m the Most Beautiful Count. Both dramas explore the chaos and comedy of a soul waking up in a different body, forcing the protagonist to navigate new identities, unexpected relationships, and society’s perceptions.

In I’m the Most Beautiful Count, a modern LGBTQ actor wakes up in the body of a handsome nobleman in a historical era where same-sex love is outlawed, leading to emotional tension, court intrigue, and forbidden romance. In My Girlfriend Is the Man!, a modern-day man finds himself in his girlfriend’s body, setting off a hilarious yet heartfelt exploration of gender roles, relationship misunderstandings, and personal growth.

While one is set against a richly costumed historical backdrop and the other in a lighthearted modern setting, both dramas explore what happens when a person’s soul is trapped in a body that changes how the world perceives them—mixing comedy, romance, and identity discovery.

Both are Thai BL historical dramas whereby the main character is transported back into the past and has to solve a mystery about what happened to him in his previous life. Love Upon a Time has a main couple and a side couple while I'm the Most Beautiful Count has 2 guys chasing after the MC.

Both are Thai BL historical dramas whereby the main character is transported back into the past. I Feel You Linger in the Air has one main couple while I'm the Most Beautiful Count has 3 guys chasing after the MC.

If you live Nut i recommend you watch his earlier drama 'something in my room' it shows his development as an actor and is a really nice watch.

he has really matured as an actor in my beautiful count where the campiness is actually quite difficult to pull off the way he does, its well acted and shot with a great cast.

Very different series but if you are fans of nut and ping you will want to watch their other series :D

Both have historical elements and going back to the past, both have similar vibes.

both have characters that have past connections that the other is not aware of or lost their memory about.

Me and Who and I'm the Most Beautiful Count both have transmigration protagonists. While one travels back in time, Me and Who travels to another or parallel world. Funnily that both have arrogant or flamboyant protagonist. They also dub as having memory loss so not to confuse others of the change in demeanor or personality.

- has a similar plot set-up. modern day mc goes into ancient mc's body to fulfill a purpose
- has a very similar comedic energy. the comedy and wat the mc's in both behave is very similar, in that they are loudly funny and expressive whilst getting used to ancient day life .