Chalermporn Pumpanwong

A young woman gets transported back almost 200 years by a spell through a magical vessel where she meets her soulmate and uncovers secrets that connect to the future.

When Ingjan escapes an arranged marriage meant to settle her family's debt, she strikes a deal with Sichon, a stern vineyard owner. He offers to pay off the debt if she agrees to a one-year marriage and gives him a child. But Ingjan isn’t one to be controlled, and the battle of wills begins.

Three brave brothers are humiliated by the brutal Sua Int of Huaysuarong. Kan, Kriang and Krai have to break the oath to remain peaceful. Their hearts are also burning as their girls leave them for their foes, especially Waree, Kan’s number-one enemy. The three brothers have to remain courageous in this tough combat.

A story of a historical adventure set around the search for soldiers lost in the Vietnam war, the Mekong River Phuri tribe and the great Naga said to be protecting the land. A Thai-American company begins to build a bridge across the Mekong River connecting Thailand and Laos. Dave Shaun—an American and former soldier in the Vietnam war—is currently the construction site manager for the bridge. Kimberly Baker is a professor researching the ancient Phuri tribe.

Mom Dara Roong is a bitter woman, bruised by love, bruised by men and their philandering ways. Her father cheated on her mother, her lover Khun Krai cheated on her and later married another woman. She hates the male chauvinist society she is living in, but can’t escape. Roong has 3 younger sisters: Mom Dara Rut, Mom Dara Noi and Mom Dara Nitja. She loves them dearly and made them vow never to marry.

This anthology series reflects societal issues. With a circulating cast of famous actors, each episode presents a new story to remind us that what we put out into the world, we receive in turn.

Struggling writer Plubpla is left to care for her younger brother alone, but when he injures the brother of wealthy Pheem, she is forced into a desperate bargain—becoming Pheem’s woman to protect her sibling, despite their disastrous first encounter.

Yen was sold to be a slave to Khun Ying, Praya Sihayotin's first wife. Praya Sihayotin had 3 wives, but none had children, so he took Yen to be his fourth wife, with the blessing of Khun Ying. Yen became pregnant, and soon after, so did Khun Ying. While Praya Sihayotin was away, they both gave birth, but Khun Ying's infant boy was stillborn, so they agreed to secretly give Yen's infant daughter to Khun Ying as her own. The third wife was jealous of Yen and caused problems for her, leading Praya Sihayotin to strip Yen of her title, and return her to be a slave. As her daughter grows up spoiled by Khun Ying, Yen suffers as a slave.

Khun Chai and Nongsai are childhood friends. After Nongsai was diagnosed with polio leaving her unable to walk, Chai had to leave and go to America. To Nongsai, this was where their relationship ended, believing that her “p’Chai” had forgotten all about her. Years later, Chai comes back to Thailand, with his wife that he married abroad named Chomphilai. Khunying Aumporn, Chai’s mother, is quite unhappy with the fact. But after she finds out that Chom comes from a good and wealthy family, she decides to accepts her into the family.

Nit, a determined reporter, uncovers a shocking family secret that forces her into an unexpected marriage with Pawee, the man at the center of her investigation, sparking a turbulent journey of misunderstandings, clashing loyalties, and the possibility of love amid family drama.

In 1938 Thailand, the free-spirited Prissana returns from America to a society where women marry for security, not love. Her charm and modern ways attract attention, but she clashes with the admired Taan Chai Puth. As they get to know each other, misunderstandings fade, and both must confront their assumptions, discovering an unexpected connection that defies tradition.

After fleeing from her family home, Narisara unexpectedly lands a job as the manager of Phuchit’s farm. Phuchit is suspicious of her at first, convinced she has ulterior motives and is unfit for farm life. But as Narisara proves herself capable and hardworking, his suspicion slowly turns into affection.