Welcome to The Crow Club, a secret bar that serves as a gathering place for a motley crew of eccentric misfits known as “The Crows.” Led by Linda, the club’s wildly unconventional owner, the lovable outcasts have turned their particular talents into a business: they take on the strangest jobs that no one else would do — for clients willing to pay a hefty price.

Van, a brilliant young engineer believing firmly in science, is hired by architect Rakkhun to play his boyfriend. The mission? Lure away a vengeful ancestral ghost who has been sabotaging Rakkhun’s love life.

Meanwhile, Phathee, an introverted singer who prefers performing with his back to the audience, is hired by Ran, a trainee at a music label, to join the T-pop industry. Phathee may be the final piece needed to save Ran’s group and make their long-awaited debut a reality. Together, they must survive the storms of manufactured shipping, scandalous rumours, and the feelings they have both kept hidden for far too long.

Then there’s Taengmo, a hot-headed fighter forced to team up Yoyeh, his troublesome ex, after Yoyeh pays him to become his partner in a million-baht survival reality show called Werewolf. What appears to be a dangerous game deep in the wilderness soon turns into a deadly nightmare involving real blood and real bullets.

Finally, Talay, the club’s assistant manager and a talented painter who has locked his heart away, accepts a strange proposal from Sun, a once-famous romance novelist whose career has fallen apart. Sun hires Talay to be his fake husband, hoping to experience an extraordinary love story he can turn into the novel that will launch his own publishing house and restore his reputation as the king of romance fiction.