I Know It’s Doomed, But I’ll Appear Anyway

After being hospitalized for four months due to a traffic accident, Seo Yeonho is discharged—only to realize he has somehow regressed in time.

Yet the only future knowledge he possesses is painfully limited: the drama Han Taeyoung stars in becomes an infamous disaster, remembered as a legendary flop.

To avoid another accident, Yeonho switches his delivery route and gradually grows closer to Han Taeyoung. When a supporting actor is removed due to a drunk-driving incident, Yeonho is cast as a last-minute replacement.

Though he’s finally able to act again—something he had once given up on—Yeonho can’t bring himself to be happy. Not because he knows the drama will fail, but because of the feelings he’s developed for Han Taeyoung.

However, Han Taeyoung is severely homophobic. In the end, Yeonho desperately hides his emotions and chooses to remain nothing more than a friend.

That is, until the abuse of power from his former agency exposes the fact that Yeonho is gay—to Han Taeyoung himself…