Watch this & Skip Laorchan

You won't regret the time you spend watching this lakorn.

FIY:
M.R. Taratorn, M.R. Pawornruj, M.R. Puttipat, M.R. Rachanon, and M.R. Ronapee are considered the 3rd generation of the Juthathep family, collectively known as the "5 Lions of Juthathep." In the 4th generation, the first children of the 3rd generation are all males, and they are called the "Second Generation of 5 Lions of Juthathep."

Dhevaprom: Kwanruetai, the second part of the Devaphrom series, features Chat, a doctor in the army. Chat, played by the son of Khun Chai Puttipat (James Ji), resembles his father with glasses and makeup. Just as James Ji debuted in the Khun Chai series, Mikey debuts in the Devaphrom series.

Chat falls in love with an ordinary girl named Kwanruetai, also known as Kwan, who sells food and makes her own living. Her mother, Maratee, was rejected by Kwan's father, who fell in love with another woman. (There’s a hidden lineage you’ll need to watch and discover.)

Kwan dresses as a tomboy because her mother forces her to, fearing Kwan will marry and leave her. At times, Maratee's behavior makes one wonder if she's Kwan’s stepmother due to her harshness.

The love between the main leads, Chat and Kwan, progresses over time. Once Khun Chat sees Khwanruethai, he never looks at any other woman.

I also enjoyed the developing romance between Phak and Ket. They make a lovely couple, and I’d like to see them together in another lakorn. Kwan & Chat's first kiss happens accidentally in episode 1, and there's plenty of chemistry throughout.


Comparing the outfits between the first installment, Dhevaprom: Laorchan, set in the 80s, and this one set in the 90s, the fashion in the second series aligns better with the 90s. In the first series, we saw Laorchan wearing beige Louboutins with the signature red-bottom when climbing the stairs at the office, although these shoes were actually created in the 90s. In this second series, everything looks more appropriate for the 90s, except for the OST, which could be more period-appropriate

If you haven't watched the lakorn yet, please avoid reading the spoilers & review below






Khwan's mother (Maratee) is still obsessed with Phat Phutthiphat Juthathep, the ML's father (James Ji’s character in Khun Chai Puttipat series). Maratee sees Kwan as the reason for her fall from grace. After failing to marry Khun Phat, Maratee became one of the many mistresses of a general, who happens to be Phak's father. Thus, Kwan is Phak's stepsister. Kwan will marry Chat, making her the sister-in-law of Ket, who is Chat’s sister. Therefore, Kwan is both Phak’s stepsister and future sister-in-law. (gosh it is complicated lol)

Fortunately, Phak's brother left a letter for Kongphop, instructing him to keep it hidden from Maratee and to give it to Kwanruethai if she needed help. This is how Kwan discovers her biological father’s identity. Maratee is Kwan’s biological mother and Kongphop’s stepmother. Oom perfectly portrays the middle-aged Maratee.



I loved the tight-knit, supportive relationships between the siblings and cousins. They realized Chat and Kwan were in love before the couple did and even mentioned it to their great-grandmother.

The series includes some deaths related to drug abuse and gangs, like the son of Songphol, Atthawit, and his girlfriend. The portrayal of drug abuse and its consequences is stark.

Phak fell in love with Ket at first sight and started taking photos of her. When caught, he completely denied it. Phak and Ket’s mothers were trying to set them up, which they both initially resisted. When Phak saw that the girl his mother was setting him up with was Ket, he pretended not to be interested. Despite this, he watched over her. Their mothers’ matchmaking didn’t deter Phak, whose love was instant, while Ket’s grew gradually. Phak’s constant support and protection won her over.

In this series, the Juthathep gentlemen fulfill Grandma On’s wishes, unlike their fathers. Personally, I preferred the fathers’ love stories, perhaps due to the actors or the script. Nonetheless, each viewer has their own taste. I was familiar with Pope and Great in the Khun Chai series, while Bomb, James Ji, and James Ma debuted there. In this series, I’m less familiar with the main leads but recognize some supporting actors.

Grandma On, who obstructed the fathers’ romances, is replaced by a supportive grandma in this series. Kaew, Chat’s mother, warmly accepts Kwan, differing from typical lakorns where future mothers-in-law are antagonistic.

Despite social differences between Kwan and Chat, Kwan is the biological daughter of a general and future daughter-in-law of Maratee. Maratee’s realization of her love for her husband came too late.

Episode 13 is crucial as Phutthipat visits Maratee, triggering a flashback to their younger selves. The transitions between young and mature Phutthipat and Maratee are beautifully done, capturing the essence of their characters.

This series teaches that love cannot be controlled, and life should be lived fully without dwelling on uncontrollable matters.

Chat’s declaration to forget their parents and backgrounds, focusing solely on their love, felt genuine and realistic compared to Dhevaprom: Laorchan.

Our romantic army doctor proposes to Kwan while in a hospital bed, a touching moment. When Phutthipat’s visit doesn’t soften Maratee, Chat himself visits her.

Did it work? You need to watch and see.

By episode 14, we bid farewell to our couple and move on to the next installment.

Kwan, preparing to become a nurse in Bangkok, stays with a lady who seems connected to Chat. Am I right? Watch to find out.

Kwan will be the perfect wife for our doctor, continuing the legacy of medical professionals in the family. (her mother & her future father in law)

Grandma finally accepts Phak and Ket’s relationship, and Phak wants to marry Ket soon, though Ket wishes to wait until Chat’s wedding.

Kwan reconciles with her mother Maratee and meets her maternal grandfather. Maratee eventually softens and approves of her future son-in-law.

The next story is about Nuphuk "Jaipisut" and Jak "Ronnajak Juthathep." And you know what else is coming next: the story of Wilairampa Dhevaprom’s daughter Dujapsorn and Asira Juthathep.

Leia Mais

I’ve just finished watching this lakorn. I’m familiar with Gina, having previously watched her lakorn with James Ji. I don’t know any of the younger actors, but having watched lakorns for such a long time now, I am familiar with seasoned actors and actresses, such as Grandma On, Pop, Phol, etc.

I have watched the prequels, but I didn’t enjoy this sequel as much as I enjoyed the prequels. Gulf needs to work on his acting skills a bit more. When Bomb, Great, Pope, James Ji, and James Ma filmed the Khun Chai Series, they were already experienced actors.

I still don’t understand why they replaced Bomb, Great, Pope, James Ji, and James Ma, who were their fathers, with other actors. Surely, with SFX, they could have aged them.

I didn’t feel much chemistry between Gina and Gulf.

I patiently watched the lakorn without dropping it. As the story progressed, it got better.

I have a lot of questions. What happened to Sun after he was hospitalized? How did they find out that Laor is a Dhevaprom?

The Temple series was way too long. We don’t get to see the main couple getting married, just a proposal, that’s it.

I don’t think this has rewatch value. I much prefer rewatching the prequels.

I can see that there are just positive messages from fangirls, just like we used to see in idol Kdramas.

Leia Mais

I’m not sure what to make of this lakorn, as we’ve seen similar plots before. I personally watched it in fast-forward mode. Firstly, there’s no romance in it. We have San, who was dating Yai (another lunatic female character in the lakorn). He suddenly has a change of heart and decides to pursue Song, and he goes on to marry or start living with Neung.

We have our police officer, At, who falls in love with Song, even when he believes Song is the bad girl. He doesn’t know she has a twin sister who’s the actual bad one, and he always watches over and protects Song.

We have Neung, who grew up with her mother and turned out to be a bad girl in every way. She’s addicted to sex and sleeps around. Even after getting married to Ying, she doesn’t stop. She sleeps with one of his workers and even participates in a groupie.

Not only that, but she also sleeps with her stepdad (though we learn the reason at the end).

At’s colleague, Wichai, falls in love with Song’s other cousin, Noi.

I understand that the twins are separated, but the father who had Song ( Neung stayed with her mother) goes on to marry another woman, moves abroad, and never looks for his daughter. That’s not okay.

Although the aunt is caring and loves Song like her own daughter, which is very unusual in lakorns, we have the crazy jealous cousin Yai, who loves any man who shows attention to Song.

In the end, Neung contracts sexually transmitted diseases and spreads them to all the men she slept with, including San.

There’s a happy ending for Song and Noi, but not so much for the rest of the characters.

Leia Mais

Buckle Up while I take you on a journey

Let me take you on a journey through the highs and lows of this drama, where emotions swirl like a tempest, and characters leave an indelible mark on our hearts.

At first glance, Namwhan and Denkhun appear to be the quintessential onscreen couple, poised to captivate us with their chemistry. Yet, as the story unfolds, that spark we long for seems to flicker and fade, leaving us yearning for a connection that never quite materializes.

But fear not, for amidst the murky waters of disappointment, there shines a beacon of hope in the form of Pim's journey. As she traverses the tumultuous terrain of love and family, we witness her evolution from a naive young woman to a nurturing mother figure for the adorable twins. Oh, how those scenes with Mafeuang and Mafai tug at our heartstrings, their innocent love for Pim radiating like a beacon of light in the darkness.

And then there's Saran, the steadfast pillar of support in Pim's tumultuous world. His unwavering dedication to both Pim and the twins speaks volumes, even if the origins of his love for Pim remain shrouded in mystery.

But it's the twins who truly steal the show, their infectious energy and genuine affection for Pim melting even the coldest of hearts. Their American-accented English adds a unique charm to the drama, a delightful surprise amidst the chaos. But what truly astounds is their flawless command of English, spoken with an American accent, a rarity in the realm of Thai lakorns. ( I mean kids as young as the twins) Their bilingual prowess adds a layer of enchantment to the narrative.

Despite the trials and tribulations Pim faces, she finds solace in the unwavering support of the farm workers, maids, and babysitters who become her makeshift family. But amidst the sea of kindness, there lurks the shadows of betrayal, embodied by Pim's own brother and the nefarious Thinnamai.

And let us not forget Aunt Chuda, the epitome of societal elitism, whose relentless pursuit to thwart Pim's happiness serves as a stark reminder of the class divisions that plague our world.

In the end, while the journey may have its pitfalls and detours, it is ultimately a tale worth experiencing, if only to witness the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. So, grab your tissues, hold onto your heart, and prepare to be swept away by the emotional rollercoaster that is this drama.

Leia Mais

A lot like Love

In the series, the female lead, Ring Musica, often comes across as impulsive and thoughtless in her actions. She can be quite exasperating at times. Sigh, on the other hand, is known for his hot-blooded nature, adding a different dynamic to their relationship.

At a certain point in the story, Musica's behavior becomes perplexing when she seems to display romantic interest in someone else, despite being married to Singh. This situation creates tension and raises questions about the characters' motivations.

One of the most intriguing aspects of Musica's character development is her fluctuating blindness. After an incident where she saves Singh but inadvertently causes someone else's death, her blindness comes and goes in a manner that's not entirely clear, leaving viewers puzzled.

Gift, the rival's daughter who becomes somewhat of a friend to Musica, is another character whose actions defy logic and common sense. However, she mysteriously disappears from the narrative in the latter episodes, leaving viewers wondering about her fate.

Throughout the series, there is a significant amount of physical affection between the lead couple, including passionate kisses and warm embraces. This may suggest a growing romantic relationship, but the circumstances surrounding their relationship development could be more elaborated upon.

The series is well-received for its engaging storyline and the palpable chemistry between the lead actors. James Ma's performance adds to the appeal. However, it's not without its flaws, as certain plot points, such as the disabled and previously non-verbal grandfather's sudden ability to speak with difficulty, and his refusal to acknowledge his illegitimate son, remain unexplained.

Notably, Jab Penpetch, who played Singh's father, also appeared as James Ji's father in "To the Moon and Back," adding a familiar face for fans of Thai dramas.

The series begins with a marriage of convenience between Musica and Singh, with Singh initially lacking romantic feelings for her. However, over time, their relationship evolves, with Singh eventually falling in love with Musica. The transition might seem abrupt or unclear due to the fast-paced nature of lakorn storytelling.

In the end, the series concludes on a positive note, with the couple forming a true family unit. Their child inherits Musica's unique supernatural gift, which she had lost at some point but now finds a new home within their family, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the story's resolution.

Leia Mais

Nice & Easy Watch

This lakorn proves that opposites attract each other.

I have started this drama when the subber first started subbing it, later on I completely forgot about & marathoned it in the last 2 weeks and completed the lakorn.

This lakorn has an amazing cast, not just James Ji , Toey, amazing veteran actors, guest stars including Louis Scott, Great, and many more we are familiar with from the other Thai lakorns.

Beyond this point, my review contains spoilers.


Mata & Pennung they are the opposite polar, Mata grew up in a more free household without anyone putting pressure on her, she has a gay father & lady boy auntie who she time to time calls ma, her mother & father is divorced, she has a half brother. Her dad owns a cabaret, she grew up with love, and she is surrounded with other lady boys & gays who works in her dad's cabaret.

Pennung , the only son of a motivational speaker author & speaker dad & former actress mother, his dad comes from an unprivileged background & wants the best for his son, he grew up in a strict household, where everything is planned for him.

His dad decides everything for him.

Ma is more weak, father is the dominant character.

"You can send your kids to best schools, give them the best, but you can not change their destiny or luck"

well I understand Pennung in away, my sister & I grew up in a family where everything was decided for us. (not to the extend like Pennung's dad picked Phaeng as his future wife), we had to study hard, no time for fun as if we had fun outside, we couldn't beat others to enter the best unis.

All work no fun.

if you think logically both Pennung's & Mata's family environment is not normal. (not a normal family) lucky enough that both grew up as normal healthy individuals

Not only Pennung, Mata weird family environment, we can also add Trai, Phaeng to this list.

James Ji, he still looks so cute, I wanted to stroke his hair at one point instead of Mata.

James Ji & Toey had a natural chemistry, and Toey fit into Mata perfectly.

There are some medical terms, some might find it difficult to understand.

I also liked Mata's best friend, everyone including her rooted their relationship from day 1, even when Mata & Pennung didn't know themselves they are in love, people around them supported them..

There's a bit of jealousy & problems but that is within the family of Pennung

No 3rd parties trying to break them apart, no crazy ex, no R

easy to watch and enjoy.

I don't think I'll rewatch it, I enjoyed it but I don't see a rewatch value.

Leia Mais

Starts nice go bad in the middle

the synopsis is wrong, Kittiput doesn't start to have feelings for Wee, they are just good friends.
We have Parit & his adorable cutie pie daughter Pie. (she steals the show)
Wee is an independent girl from a family who owns the school Pie attends. Wee likes horse riding and her aim is winning competitions, she pretends to be her best friend Soda and apply to work for Parit's house as a nanny. Her true ID comes out but that doesn't stop her working as Pie's nanny.
Pie is the matchmaker for her dad & Wee. She cheered for their relationship.
In the middle we start to learn some truths Pie is not Parit's bio daughter but Pie is her older sister's daughter to save her face Kit registered her on his name.
At the he was dating Da and she breaks up from him without giving him a chance to explain things. (she thought he cheated on her and had Pie from another girl) unfortunately her actions doesn't change.
When Parit's sister returns back she starts playing games, she told Kit that he's the bio father of Pie. at the time they were dating so when she told him this he didn't question and Da also leaves Kit goes back to Parit,
Parit leaves Wee without any explanation.
we got to learn that Pie's that is not Kit either.
The singer who sings the OST bleed my ears
kisses in betw Parit & Wee is close to 0
however we have some fake kisses in between Kit & Da
Aom Sushar, Peter Denman pairing was not that bad. Aom is petite so she doesn't show her age like Kimmy & Yaya and the others who are broad girls.
Hats of to M once again, he can get into any character..
Let me know if you know the name of the child actress who portrayed Pie in the lakorn, she is such a cute girl

Leia Mais

Another lakorn that brings Chippy, Stephanie & Kat all together.

Stephanie always gets to play the naive girls.

Before getting into any reviews I believe young girls needs to learn some lessons from this lakorn.

looks & wealth can be deceiving & money is not everything.

Let's get into the review
Mahatsajan's father who is an MP sends him to the village , Baimon & her bestie Kamloy is living to make him to learn about life & people. Father said I am their MP and in the future you'll be their MP, so you need to know about how they live.

Baimon & Kamloy don't really click with Mahatsajan, they do things on purpose to make his life even more difficult.

Baimon & Kamloy's parents farm lands get swindled as the mothers don't know how to read & write and the same people who swindled Baimon & Kamloy's parents are after Mahatsajan's family.

While Mahatsajan's father is suspicious about his daughter's boyfriend her mother is quite the opposite blinded by the (fake) wealth of her boyfriend and encouraged her to be with him

the same goes for Mahatsajan, he was blinded by the looks of his girl friend and thought she is from a wealthy family

Baimon and Kamloy gone through hell & back to make their dreams to come true.

Mahatsajan doesn't fall in love with Baimon at first sight, his love gradually grows.

near the end he learns to trust Baimon and also gives her something to keep / hide it for him.

I am still confused if Mahatsajan understood Maitong is Baimon or not.

Can they please stop casting M as villain lol, I am gonna end up hating him one day.

Peter was great, I laughed at his scenes.

Hats off most of the time Kat & Chippy had minimum make up on their face.

Although I hated Mahatsajan's mother, sister & the greedy house keeper. It was fun to watch

Leia Mais

Real Deal Bad Romeo

My review contains spoilers!

It took my 48 hours to complete from where I left off. I was on holiday through out most of the time it was airing and I was looking forward to complete it.

This not a slap kiss but a romance - revenge, w/o any r scenes.

This lakorn is filled with plot twists.

I really liked the Yaya Mario chemo, tbh they had better on screen chemo than her on / off screen boyfriend Nadech.

Mario done a great job portraying the street smart boy to a man who educated himself in 7 years and returned back as a different man.

Mario is quadrilingual, when he became Carl you don't find it odd that he speaks English perfectly otherwise realistically someone can not speak a language like native with an accent in short amount of time.

Lakorn starts with Kim & Kaokla having a one night stand, Kim getting pregnant and moving into a remote island to be with Kaokla.

She was welcomed by his family but being the daughter of a rich man she faced some difficulties from her loved ones, loads of back stabbing.

Kim's father Songsil never approved their relationship and wanted her daughter to get rid of her baby. (Hats off to Sam Yuranunt he is done a great job as father of the bride)

I believe Sam's political background, his 40 year acting skills helped him to fit into Songsil character.

He has done his best to break them apart.

He succeeded so.

But Bad ass Romeo returns back as Karl / Carl

Kim's & Kaokla second meet up was the same as one of their first scenes at Kaokla's garage, she thought Kaokla was death and she was shocked to see Kaokla, but Kaokla never admitted he was Kaokla nor he revealed his is Karl

And we have Asia Raman whom most of us thought she was Kaokla's bio mother when she saved him from the sea (we were not wrong though, but we don't learn this up until the last episode) Asia Raman (Metinee Kingpayome) is a great actress. She was so good as Asia Raman. Asia Raman also pays for her karma at the end.

Kaokla tortured Kim without asking what really happened same goes for Kim, she received a letter she thought it was from Kla, he received a letter he thought it was from Kim.

Hello, there is something called mobile phones,he could have called her, asked his dad to visit Kim or his sister.

I loved the chemistry in between the 2nd leads

But I am not sure if I would be as forgiving as Kim especially to my best friend

Lita also lied and deceived Kim.

She helped Kim's dad to break them, yes she had her own reasons, she wanted the best education like Kim but she didn't have enough money.

Lita was also a good friend for Kim. She supported her, Kim supported Lita.

Lita was Kim's only friend.

Sajee [Lita's mother] and her school principal boyfriend was also funny (she loves spring chicken)

Yaya is the Queen for portraying innocent naive girls, she has that look so she fits perfectly into the these characters.

I hoped to see baby no2 up to the last minute but we couldn't.

Roek (Wanchana Sawasdee) was a good father even though he's not Kaokla's bio father.

Tanthai & Lita had a decent chemo, they also have their own happy ending

Lita fancied Tanthai from day 1, I suppose Tanthai had feelings for her as well but he just didn't want to accept or just ignored those feelings.

I cried when Khem Kloijai Kaokla's sister's bf died.

Khem didn't have to die at the last minute, he could have his own happy ending.

He was Kaokla's friend from prison.

Claire she was Kim's half sister Kaokla dated her to take revenge from Kim

Kim is a girl who loves her dad and doesn't know he concealed a lot of stuff from her.

Both Kim & Kaokla have trust issues that's what created the problems in their life.

Realistically they were too young to be parents.

Kim had a miscarriage, when Kla asked whether their baby was girl or a boy she said she doesn't know she didn't ask, when she knew the gender, the whole reason not telling Kla was she knew Kla wanted to have a son, oh but Kla thought Kim was ignorant.

He was not thinking clearly.

Yes I was expecting Asia Raman to be Kaokla's ma, I found it suspicious her being on the yacht and saving him just when he needed but I was not expecting Nate nor the story behind Asia Raman learning about Kla's true identity.

I thought she left Kla just like Kim's ma left her and got married with a rich man.

Leia Mais

Just watch it you won’t be disappointed

It’s a daily lakorn with 29 episodes so things move faster compared to weekly

It has its ups & downs, sometimes you lose your hopes and stop watching an episode or two but you get curious & come back again

The story starts with the death of Tawan’s mother (~ML Khun Khao’s sister & Fah FL’s brother) & how the people who hated each other at first sight slowly fall in love & their ups & downs till they make it.

It took them 26 episodes to figure out the death of their siblings not an accident but a murder.

Fah & Khun come from 2 different backgrounds it takes time for them to get used to their customs.

I loved how a little boy changed an entire family.

The supporting cast was also great sometimes they kept me entertained

I think I want another lakorn just with Enjoy (Khanning & Champ (Kawin) Suam (Arche) Cine (Namcha)

Yes there are cliches
1 rich girl poor boy
2 a family member is against the relationship
3 third wheel, annoying 2fl but she disappears very quickly
4 snob girl turns into a down to earth girl
5 both leads have bffs that helped them through out their journey leading to say yes ?


As for chemistry Puen has more chemistry with chippy
I’m not a great fan of Bua so I don’t really feel that heart throbbing chemistry in between the leads

OST is not something you’d use an app find the song & download it to listen over & over

The opening credits is upbeat & nice but not something you’d want to listen all the time

If you are new to this lakorn just watch it, it’s only short & fun.

The only yucky scene is the frog eating scene that’s about it.

Leia Mais

If you don't like Amnesia plot don't watch

Yes the main plot revolves around ML's amnesia, forgetting the last 6 years of his life.

Male lead has been lied & made believe that he's married to another woman while being married to Main FL (at this point he has no memories of his past and he's been told stories about his past, including his name, his ID card)

He accidentally meets his son w/o knowing he's his son, he felt close to him and started to hang around with him
Pla our FL doesn't want them to get close, as she stole money to give it to her sister, any how male lead starts to remember bits and pieces as soon as he meets our FL

But female lead keeps on lying & deceiving him.

Female lead was once a strong & independent woman who worked hard to look after herself & son but she morphed into an opposite of the strong woman after ML coincidentally comes back to her life.

She keeps on listening to her evil sister instead of the man she loves

Yes they were forced to marry each other because of ML’s Dad left a will that they should marry each other to get the money.

Pla FL was always in love with Tai ML but ML was once engaged to FL’s sister, sister dated ML knowing her sister is in love with ML.

Later on she cheated on him with ML’s father & have a hand on his death, she didn’t kill him but she’s responsible

We have a doctor who is madly in love with MFL he wants to be with her & tries every trick in.the book to be with her.

Doctor has an assistant who’s in love with him & sees him as her god, she’s willing to do anything for him.

Lessons to learn for adults don’t force your children to marry someone they don’t love for the sake of money

The cutest thing in this lakorn is Tan, son of Pla & Tai.

It’s not pin annoying but it makes you to feel like throwing stuff into tv screen or you want to pull your hair out, that’s only because of the FL.

Puen is a good actor, you could see he is a different person when he was Trai, (calm, patient, loving & caring) where as Tai is a hot headed man and he’s simply a shy boy as Khao on My Romance from far away.

He was a completely naive boy on Tina Sorn Dao

Love triangles ?
We have Pin in love with ML,

Ruj ranch manager in love with Pin..

Duane Sahateep’s secretary is in love with Sahateep, sees him as her god

Sahateep loves Pla

Pla loves her husband Tai

Kong still wants Tai

It is a bumpy road so watch if you enjoy this type of lakorns

It's happy ending, everyone gets their own karma

Oh side note, producer also appears as Pin’s psychologist / psychiatrist
*This lakorn includes rape, although you don't see that scenes you are given enough hints to know.

Leia Mais

If you have got patience & time go for it.

Chitaba & Patawee's love story starts in Paris, one of the most romantic cities. It started really well, and I hoped it'd go on like this (mind you that I've dropped this lakorn at the time due to lack of subs after ep 6 and didn't bothered completing it after it was completely subbed )

But Patawee understands that Chitaba is his enermy's daughter while leaving Paris.

Chitaba's dad kills himself due to gambling debts to Patawee.

Patawee asks Chitaba to be his mistress for a year (while he has his own girl friend, with a greedy mother)

Chitaba accepts it to get her house back.

Patawee constantly rapes her

Behaves her like sh*t.

Not only Patawee mentally abuses her, his girlfriend and her mother, one of the housemaids also mentally abuses her.

Chitaba is a strong willed girl and she knows how to fight .

Patawee's girl friend has a heart disease and tbh expected to die anytime

Chitaba eventually falls pregnant but she wanted to abort the baby.

Luckily Chitaba had people on her side and they did their best to help her.

Is it a happy ending ? depends on what you understand from happy ending.

If you got patience, go ahead and watch, you can always watch it in ff motion.

It's modern revenge / slap kiss drama

Leia Mais

Not bad

Our female lead is a hotel inspector/ reviewer. Hero is the CEO to be, he's in competition with his brother. Their paths crossed when she was locked out of her room when she only had towels wrapped around her, he's rich, handsome & arrogant, we get to see his 6 pack & tattoos a couple of times in the movie. both leads are insomniac,
The scenes are beautiful, there are couple of things I'm trying to get such as how did they find the time to fall in love ?. The ending is open, so you can take it to either side.

But from the way we have been shown Cinderella & the witch telling her you'll fall a sleep when you find the right guy.

Her leaving red shoes & letter tells me, happy ending..

Leia Mais

Not that bad

Let's be honest, it was not that bad, as bad as the other reviews reflects it. I am so picky when It comes to things I watch and I drop or just put the dramas on hold like crazy...

This drama was my come back to Chinese TV dramas.

This drama has been done twice before The Original Version with Joe Cheng & Taiwanese version with Tiffany Tang.

There were minor differences in this drama

Such as the piano scene, On the original version Shan Jun Hao was helping her to learn the piano on this version he bought the piano for her..

We had TAICHU he most definitely created the 2nd lead syndrome, he was helping our girl Ye Qian Yu from the

beginning and he was in love her but as she is blindly in love with her hero she doesn't even notice his love.

Also when she threw the ring on the original version he was going into sea to find the ring and she was throwing the ring to the sea for the 2nd time and he was acting like he drowned in the sea.

In this version when she throw the ring he didn't even look for it.

Fan Yun Yi is still the same dumbo blindly loving Shan Jun Hao, not seeing he never loved her and never will love her..

And I am more surprised by the speedy change of heart of Fan Yun Yi from madly loving Shan Jun Hao to falling in love with Xu Zi Qian..

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To be honest, I started this lakorn with having no hopes, as the script looked like a typical amnesia story, 2 girls look like each other gets involved in a traffic accident, they both had amnesia and things get tangled.

Oh my, but the story is not like that.

Dada & Lookkaew they look like each other, they are not twins , two different girls with different personalities, One has amnesia and one has brain injury with less possibilities of recovery...

Things gets tangled after this, when Dada wakes up, she has no memories of her life, but finds herself engaged with Ratt..

Ratt is the only person as her fiance suspected that his fiance Lookkaew might not be Lookkaew but someone else.

First of almost there's no silly leads. There's no rape & no slap kiss.

Chemisty in between the leads are pretty realistic, They had well on screen chemistry.

Hats off to Natt, because things are surrounding on Lookkaew & Dada. Both are different girls with different personas.

Lookkaew is a sexy, unfaithful, party girl, where as Dada is more homely, soft, gentle girl.

What about Doctor Goson, someone needed to slap him till he gets back to his senses. Gason did everything for Rachawadee,but she's just a nasty piece of pie, and yet actually I am sue none of us had questioned their closeness, watch out their scenes and see if you can solve their mystery..

Rachawadee she's just an example of a bad mother.

I love the relationship between Ratt & his dad.

And soon after Ratt advising his dad if he wants to date, dad met a lady. lol (we won't be able to see how relationship develops)

Just a hint Dr. Goson didn't only perfom plastic surgery on Dadda to look like Lookaew ....

The end this lakorn is filled with twists and turns and is a must watch..

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