Thai-Chinese BL series Not Yours has officially set its premiere for September 26, 2026, bringing its international cast and debt-bound romance to television and streaming.
The series will air Saturdays at 10:30 p.m. ICT on Channel 9 MCOT HD30 in Thailand. An uncut edition is scheduled to follow at 11:30 p.m. ICT, with the newly released key art listing Viu, GagaOOLala, Heavenly and Rakuten TV as streaming partners.
Availability is expected to vary by country, and the announcement does not specify which territories will be served by each platform.
What is Not Yours about?
Not Yours is adapted from the Thai novel of the same name by BamBam, the author whose work also inspired Cutie Pie and Naughty Babe.
The story centers on Paobei, whose life becomes tied to P’Eng after his father leaves behind a debt of five million. P’Eng takes him in, and what begins as a relationship shaped by money and obligation gradually becomes far more emotionally complicated.
The official novel description introduces Paobei as P’Eng’s “kept boy,” someone who nearly forgets that their arrangement must eventually end. Even after the debt is forgiven, the change does not necessarily bring him the freedom—or the future—he expected.
Shogun Paramee and Ross Chen lead the cast
Shogun Paramee, previously seen in Deep Night and Payback, stars as Paobei opposite Ross Chen as P’Eng.
The ensemble also features Xuan Hao as Milan and Jerry Loong as Pong. Xuan Hao previously appeared in ABO Desire, while Jerry Loong recently played Ke Luo in Double Helix. Promotional material for Not Yours presents Milan and Pong as the series’ second central pairing.
The production officially began filming in June as a collaboration involving Thai and Chinese companies, with Channel 9 MCOT HD30 previously announced as its Thai broadcaster.
The new posters confirm the release date and distribution lineup, although the production has not yet clarified the final episode count or how its multilingual cast will be handled through spoken languages, dubbing or subtitles.
Not Yours premieres September 26 on MCOT HD30, followed by its uncut streaming edition on the listed digital platforms.