In both dramas the wealthy leads hire people from the country side to marry them without knowing their full backgrounds; in order to trick their fathers who have imposed preposterous conditions for their marriage. The fake spouses are both looked down upon by their wealthy fathers in-laws and other family members who see them as ignorant, uneducated people of low social status. Both father in-laws and other family members try many tricks to force them get divorce. Both dramas have the theme of judging people by the social status rather than their character.
Similar kind of drama, contract marriage, rich male lead, farmer female lead
Tien, a Chinese-Thai business tycoon and his wife, Liu had four sons – Traipob, Traitep, Traipoom , and Traiwit. Tien had planned his sons’ lives from what they should study to whom they should be married to without caring about their willingness.
Traitep got married with Ruengrin and Traipoom got married with Wallapa, while Traipob who was very religious, chose to stay single. All of Tein’s three sons helped Tien in his textile business but Traiwit, the youngest son, didn't want to be like his older brothers. He decided to become a policeman and left his home to move to the North-Eastern part of Thailand.
Tien, a Chinese-Thai business tycoon and his wife, Liu had four sons – Traipob, Traitep, Traipoom , and Traiwit. Tien had planned his sons’ lives from what they should study to whom they should be married to without caring about their willingness.
Traitep got married with Ruengrin and Traipoom got married with Wallapa, while Traipob who was very religious, chose to stay single. All of Tein’s three sons helped Tien in his textile business but Traiwit, the youngest son, didn't want to be like his older brothers. He decided to become a policeman and left his home to move to the North-Eastern part of Thailand.
