Completed Lakorn

Slap/Kiss, Romance

When a girl washes up on the shores of Min Island, a man helps her recover. The two later fall in love and get married but soon after they are separated and what ensues seems like the saddest scene in Lakorn history. 3 years later, they meet again in the city and led to believe that she is intentionally wanting to forget about the events on Min Island and him, he takes revenge upon her and a sad tale of misunderstandings brew. Fate has never been told so well until now in the story of Nang Fah/Fahlada and Saichon/Charles.

Scarlet Comments:
The antagonist(s) were deviously great at what they were meant to do and were extremely good at making my veins pop in anger and frustration. Also, I really love the two main, like truly meant to be together and I even see that the whole world basically ships them in real life, they are in so much dramas together as lovers and whatnot, it's cute. Just hope I don't get tired of seeing their love story too many times because they co-star a whole lot. Just thinking that it would have been an even happier ending if they ended up going back to Min Island and living there and meeting all the villagers again.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfX_6el0Kd7Rd3gn3_R-9BnMy8msCqq1D

Comedy, Romance, Series

With a pimply condition causing her to look unattractive, one girl enters college and meets a handsome senior who is kind, funny, and flirtatious with everyone. He sees her for who she truly is but she believes that their love will not work because of his flirtatious personality. In this comedic pursuit of happiness, Suea (Tiger) will become a tamed kitty by Joo.

Scarlet's Comments:
Extremely hilarious and really loved the male lead. The friends were funny and lovable too! I really liked the surprise ending and it worked very well in a perfect world! Although I did like the actress, I feel that her acting needed better work though and she acted way too cutesy for her role especially after her and male lead got together at the end. I could watch this over and over again if only for the comedic relief!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfX_6el0Kd7RnhrcwCWLeJQ_8eZceu9N4

Comedy, Romance, Series

After a traumatic experience in elementary, one girl, finding comfort in wearing a box on her head, goes to high school. There she meets a kind boy as well as a delinquent student. Both court her in this funny series but everything is not what is seems to be. Maenawm must face the decision of who to choose, Zero, the bad boy experiencing his first love, or Minton, the boy who broke her heart in elementary.

Scarlet's Comments:
Totally fell in love with the male lead! The father and brother were hilarious too. A good light-hearted series to watch for beginners who enjoy high school life!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfX_6el0Kd7TfAwTgGvUpdYXgnsHjDNuB

Romance

Stubborn, and bossy, a girl's modeling days are over when she falls into a heavy debt left from her father who committed suicide. To get out of debt, she is instructed to go steal a hotel owner's documents in exchange for heavy cash and more. She works to seduce the hotel owner but little does she know that he has already fallen for her. Caught stealing the documents instead of sending her to jail, he allows her to become a server at one of his hotel restaurants. Just when the girl is getting into the groove of things, her ex-step mother appears at the hotel to ruin her life completely. This story is not only about Ramet and Pimlapat's love but Pimlapat's journey to finding her true heart.

Scarlet's Comments:
Although the lead wasn't super good looking, he wasn't super bad looking either. He's like cute (intellectually cute) but not handsome, I'd say his best appealing moments were when he was angry. So love the character not the actor? At times the female lead got annoying with her preppy attitude but I could relate and understand her. I did feel that this story had a little slap/kiss tendencies but nothing ever showed (was sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for that LoL). Really loved how the evil henchmen came to help the female lead in the end and I really felt like secondary female lead got what she deserved, really did, until like the last 5 minutes of the final episode. And unlike Rake Rae, there was just so much talking that I skipped and ending up missing good parts, like who is Singh? (What does he look like? Besides the fact that he's the best friend of the male lead we never see?) Also the first Lakorn I've seen where no family member from the male lead's side oppose the romance.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfX_6el0Kd7S8Bej8aFYveCnOPBNcxJtg 

Mystery, Reincarnation/Past Life Involvement, Double Personality, Romance

When tragedy strikes, it creates a ripple effect. A CEO dreams of a girl wearing historical (Boran) clothing while he hires the exact same girl to work for him. Little do the two realize that they are connected by a past life. Then the CEO begins having split personality. The girl's parents give her the journal of their ancestors which has all the answers to their past. But vengeance in this life continues to run thick and history is set to repeat itself and break apart Thunatorn and Kewalin's love.

Scarlet's Comments:
It took forever to get interested in the drama like episode 5 or 6. The connection between the past and the present was blurry, like the hatred/curse that caused the present wasn't strong enough to fuel whatever there was and the presence of Mek was not very clear. At first he possessed the male lead and then with no explanation, he appeared as a wholesome spirit himself. There should have been a artifact or something to control the past between the two leads because the misunderstanding was not strong enough to hold the story of the past. And they took FOREVER to read the journal! I have never felt that a female lead (so helpless in many moments) didn't fit the part until now, despite me really liking the female lead actress however I did come to like Mario and his character too! Would love to see him in a historical lakorn. His telekinesis power was never explained either. I do like the leads together! Also think that it was funny that the baby didn't look happy at the end. There was holes that could not be overlooked. Soundtrack was fantastic though, just needed epic scenes to really enjoy it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiCwVCgeQG0&list=PLyX7PefQ1CbNnERbjZi3fjhqugpzDAmMU

HORROR, Romance, Suspense/Mystery

After the death of her long lost sister, #1 nang'rai (Second female lead) actress pursues clues to uncover the killer. She sees her dead sister and believes she is trying to show her signs of danger. In her attempt to bring justice, she angers a suspect and her manager hires a policeman to be her 24/7 bodyguard. Pim since young has shut off all entries to her heart, concealing her real feelings but that changes when Tee gains her trust.

Scarlet's Comments:
Truly a plot twister but you can kind of see it coming around the middle of the storyline, you just have to pay close attention. For once, the second female lead got what she deserved. It got a little weird near the end, the producers went on like a pen-spree with their writing, the crazy-suspects became innocent and wanted to repent their sins, the innocent then became the psycho and mental at the end. I didn't like how they suddenly added the plot where the main couple knew each other way back from childhood, that was totally random, was like they ran out of ways to connect the two's chemistry. When I first watched this, I totally skipped over the part where it said 'horror" in the genre and wasn't ready for the horror, especially at night alone in the dark. It got less scarier but... I think it was great that her dad was who he was, that was genius (cause he's pretty handsome tbh). Not a slap/kiss lakorn but had a scene or two. And her manager was just so freakin lovable, this lakorn is pretty hilarious aside all the suspense. Episode 9 will give you hilarious laughs! And I have to say, Kimberley matches this male lead way better than her past main male co-stars, considering the build and size.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfX_6el0Kd7RPjjBhtjdaWQ1-jE8zwUXg

Romance, Period, Series

To obtain money for her father's treatment, Kaew enters a beauty contest and not only wins first place but the eyes of the powerful General who is known to have many mistresses. Young doctor Puttipat falls in love with her and even at his own demise, is determined to help her refuse the General's approach.

Scarlet's Comments:
If this lakorn did anything, it showed me another reason I disliked series. The two leads were definitely a better couple in Padiwaradda and I liked the male lead more in that lakorn because he was less reserved and ten times hilarious, the female lead in that lakorn as well had class and better chemistry with the lead. In this lakorn, all she could do was cry, stutter and refuse and be stubborn at the most inconvenient times. In this lakorn, they paired the best-evilest sisters who happen to be famous nang-rai's in this one which made me surprised. I have to say for this short lakorn, the second female lead got what she deserved, there wasn't much to scheme or go by because this lakorn was so short. It focused greatly on the lead's love but it became quickly anticlimactic when  the female lead kept refusing help from the male lead, killing most of the chemistry. At the end too, the grandmothers finally gave in but they truly didn't have any other reason too but the fact that female lead could cook really well, and that their grandson loved her. Not enough scenes where female lead was seen doing something good for the people or proving herself to be a good person. In fact, this lakorn seemed really keen on the fake marriage that happened but not really focused on it, it happened in like the 8th episode, too late for anything really great to produce, disappointed by that.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfX_6el0Kd7Sb2bKhPTTUCvM5hSUBdT5L

Romance, Period, Marriage Life

Daughter of an notorious shark loan, a girl unknowingly just wants to be loved and taken care of by someone other than her loving father. Taking responsibility for his brother's debt who ran away, he enters a contract and agrees to marry the money loaner's daughter. Wanida, humble yet grateful, understands the situation and tries to keep her distance away but Prajak, going back on his words, is unable to stop himself from falling in love despite already having a girlfriend.

Scarlet's Comments:
There was a whole lot of hype or rather really good reviews on this but after I watched it, I realized that it was not as great as everyone said it to be. In the end, literally no kisses were acted upon and there was some stuff that happened in the lakorn that weren't very gentlemanly. For one, main guy broke his promise to marry his girlfriend, that didn't look good on him although we all wanted him to be with main girl. Two, main guy's mother never ever saw the good in anyone besides her chosen daughters-in-law and her sons, even until the bitter end, and never repented for her earlier crimes. I did like that main guy's career was in the military but it was annoying that he had so little backbone to determine his own decisions. However, I thought it was pretty cute that his friend found love in someone else. In the end, the two secondary girls didn't get their guys because of their snobby-ish attitudes so I suppose that was sufficient enough.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfX_6el0Kd7RSz-mBMK6ZQgFfraSQ6h5Y

Romance, Foreign-Based, Series

Pained by the possible future after seeing what happened with his best friend and his lover, Ryu puts his marriage with Mayumi at a standstill. Thus 7 years of longing and pain ensue in which Ryu must resort to secretly "stalking" and taking pictures of his beloved fiancee who is close to forgetting about him and finding new love. But in fear of losing her to another, Ryu finally takes action but will his efforts be welcomed by Mayumi?

Scarlet's Comments:
Although better than the prequel, not any better in how the story was taken. I liked this one better maybe because the main girl could actually fight for herself without the absolute help of the main guy and she was willing to assist him with family duty and honor. My thing was that Takeshi seemed kinda irresponsible for not being the head of the Onizuka family and making Ryu suffer instead, in fact he didn't seem the least bit sorry. I did like the fact that Takeshi discreetly helped the group in the end though but that seemed to abrupt when he killed the person who was supposedly behind all the resistance in both lakorns, too quick to sweep things under the rug without explanations. The person who was put in charge of that other Samurai family, the illegitimate son? Okay that was really too unbelievable. The storyline for the secondary females were also a repeat which was a bore. Secondary guy was a disappointment, a drug addict but he surprisingly turned out to be pretty handsome as a villain. It was surprising but at most very random at the end when Ryu found out he wasn't a true Onizuka, totally unnecessary but I guess it was there to show that being a Samurai wasn't about the bloodline but the belief and duty. 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfX_6el0Kd7SxDrYE0iDNMD4K-UZGSdI-

Romance, Period

To avenge his father, a man who's future was once to become a monk changes to someone who must get into the royal palace of Attuythaya (Thailand). He becomes an eunuch and through hardship, reaches the highest level to exact vengeance all the while fighting patriotically for his country. At the same time, a mischievous intelligent girl befriends him and uncovers the culprit behind the death of the man's parents. Both son and daughter of the country fight for its good all the while helplessly falling in love.

Scarlet's Comments:
What stands out to me the most from this lakorn is that it has very similar qualities to that of a Chinese drama due to the whole royal fued. The two leads had a good chemistry going on between them and everything. I however disliked that the male lead's friend had to die in the process and after he was executed, it was taken so light-heartedly and the girl he liked wasn't as emotion-filled as she should have been and even ended up marrying secondary guy who was nice and all but he kind of got on my nerves because he didn't put much action into his words and overall seemed weak. In essence, he was barely a secondary guy. Some characters died that should not have died but had a good resolve at the end while those who didn't die should have died, like the evil consort. There was a scene near the end that really gave my stomach a turn. I can believe that it was a thing then but the cruelty of it was really just too much. The enemy country, in order to bring back their POW, they placed iron rods right into the ankles of their prisoners. That scene was really just too realistic, even the thought now gives me the creeps. All in all, it was a good drama, funny too.

https://www.facebook.com/pg/jamesjifansub/videos/?ref=page_internal

Action/Mafia, Romance

In an attempt to save a child during a mall event, a girl catches the eye of a man escaping from chasers. In their separation, the man is determined to steal her heart when he returns to China, where he heads his own mafia group. While she once lived a normal life in Thailand, she is kidnapped by the man and taken to China. Under many hardships and escapes, she soon learns that the man is not the cruel person she thought he was but in reality, a lonely man who is seeking the other half of his moon. But just when Pak Boong believes she has everything figured out for her heart, Peter Chen's devious past comes back for his ultimate ruin.

Scarlet's Comments:
I really like the idea of the mafia being directly related to the characters' background story. But for some reason, although it's a drama, I can't overlook the part where he kidnapped her. At first watch of the drama, its humorous but when you look at it from a serious angle, it's just totally wrong. Her wardrobe for this drama was also horrible. Main male lead did everyone injustice to continue forgiving his "ex" who continuously hurt female lead. Then the male lead treated her badly before the finale because he didn't remember a thing, but you would think that if you truly loved the girl, you would fall in love with her again regardless of the situation, but you know, drama. In short, the main girl got Stockholm syndrome, fell in love with the kidnapper's boss, and secondary girl and guy learned to love each other, which is not an uncommon result but its slightly weird that the female lead's ex would get together with her current lover's sister.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6FlTuR9oU5CXR6tEUbbDWmL2YGY9SN0P

Romance, Marriage Life

A girl who is determined to live her perfect dream, will go through fire and hell to keep her parents' marriage together. Her privileged hi-so life makes her the more arrogant and meaner towards the friend of family who tries to teach her that it is finally time for her parents' happiness now that she has grown older. In total denial, she begins to attack and cause trouble for her father's new wife, who is the young top model of today's society. She then challenges the friend of the family to a game to see who will win in the end. The two get married and using his sincerity, she plays against the odds, putting all the chips into the bet. Unable to admit it herself, Nok has already fallen for Nai, friend of the family, the one she looked down on again and again, and childhood friend. Will Nai's llove for Nok be strong enough to make her see that is it time to let go of the past?

Scarlet's Comments:
I honestly didn't know where this drama was gonna go from the beginning. I can say that I did not expect the female lead to be this crazy and mean. She got annoying at one point because she couldn't accept the fact that her parents just weren't going to work out. I did however cry with her when she felt that the whole world had left her and no one loved her, those were emotion-filled scenes, I could relate. But her bipolar attitude towards male lead was just aggravating as well but understandable I suppose. It was disappointing how at the end, she had to "crawl" her way to finally be with the male lead and their child all due to a misunderstanding and miscommunication, if only they'd been honest from the start. Overall, it was pretty good, probably one of the only times where you will see the female lead acting like secondary girl.

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Period, Romance

Determined to marry the son of her father's best friend, a woman orders the tipping of boat in which the son's possible loved one sits. Instead of her target dying, the servant dies in her place. To punish the culprit, the son and his father perform the moon mantra which brings about a death curse upon the culprit of wrongdoing. The father and son wish to test out the character of the woman, although the son, who already has a strong hatred for her, knows its her. The spell rips the woman's soul out of her body, killing her and replaces it with an archaeologist's from the future. From there on, when the woman reawakens, she becomes a whole knew person who must recreate the image that everyone had about her, including the man, who the previous owner of the body so-loved.

Scarlet's Comments:
Keeping it short, it was FANTASTIC! It really kept my attention and some of the elements did remind me of Scarlet Heart but this lakorn could very well stand on its own. The two leads had a really good chemistry going, it was so lovable and cute. Although the whole body swap thing was still confusing the most weird thing was how in the future, her fated partner, who was still Por Date but reincarnated, looked like Rueng from the past. If the director was going for a different look, he should have just gotten a different actor to play the future reincarnated Por Date, doing it the way they did, really confused me and was wrong, like Reung from the past ended up with someone he was truly happy with, yet he was female lead's lover in the future? That's wack. But I suppose if there was anything truly wrong about this drama, it was the fact that everyone thought it was okay to use essentially black magic to kill, that part was unacceptable no matter how bad the character, and it made my rethink my morals and that's heavy if a drama can do that do you. But 10 out of 10, would recommend!

Romance

Chat is terribly unhappy that his father has taken another wife after the passing of his mother. Not only that but she brings along with her her daughter who he believes is a gold digger. Yothaka begins working at her new family's company alongside her step-brother who is not very happy. Little by little she is able to enter the heart of her family's son and bring him out of his shell. He begins to fall in love with her but it is against the family who is already heated and ready to kick out Yothaka and her mother.

Scarlet's Comments:
It's almost a distorted love story. It seemed like a great love story at the beginning but towards the end, you start to lose interest because I felt like the story then focused on the insecurity of the male lead. The female lead seemed ready to, at any moment, back away from him but at the same time, near the end it seemed like she went with his will and was almost like she was forced to stay together with him. I liked the male actor but his character towards the end made him kind of dislikable. He was pushy, whiny, and very short-tempered as if he only thought of himself and not others. And he always blamed his dad for everything like a child. Also, I'm not sure if its just the male actor's acting but his character seemed to have some kind of disorder? Or stress temper? He was like a tea kettle at the boil and went off on everyone every two seconds and his body twitched and moved all unnatural like but the story never addressed this so.....?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHWO3zREOw4&index=1&list=PLwFPaTm8W2mvYeCBdnYacM302cMpa4anH

Romance

The rich heiress after gaining a clue about her father who was reported dead years ago, packs up her bags and leaves home to find him. The clue brings her to a farm where the head is adamant on sending her back from where she came from. The two butt heads left and right every day as she stays persistent to getting closer with her father. Between Nara and Singh, who will be the first to fall?

Scarlet's Comments:
First, let me just comment how refreshing it is to see Nadech! Love him so much! Na rak, na rak! Now, for the rant. How annoying, irresponsible, and detestable the mother was! She thought no one loved her and so she felt her own right to act the way she did and had absolutely no gratitude, if I was her mother or dad, you bet her butt would have been kicked out decade ago for her ungrateful attitude. I loved that the female lead was a rich heiress looking for her father, a neat storyline that added to the romance barricade between the leads which led to a bit of complications but confirming the male lead's love for her. I loved that the female lead also focused more on finding her father and staying oblivious to the male lead's love for her until much later. It's a bit weird that the female lead's father gets together with the male lead's but everyone got a happy ending so no big deal. Would watch again all because of Nadech's cuteness!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TaWNdOsC2Q 

Historical, Romance

What starts out as a coincidental need, becomes a life changing event for Chaba. The tomboyish girl wishes to find entertainment, adamant on staying away from the life of a normal young lady her age. She then comes across Thong Ake, a doctor in practice. Together, the two bicker to no end but it leads Chaba to what she believes is her purpose in life, becoming a doctor. With parents who oppose the profession and a growing love for the enemy of her life, will Chaba and Thong Ake end happily together in this comedic situation?

Scarlet's Comments:
Absolutely disastrously disappointing. Not sure what I was hoping to find but it was not this, this comedic plot that turned the male lead unappealing and the female lead down right annoying and unintelligent.  The male actor has always been known to get these comedic roles so I suppose I shouldn't have expected so much but for the female actress, who thanks to her, I was lenient enough to give a half a star back, was ill-liked in this lakorn. I think she did great at acting but I liked her other characters more, this one was just obnoxiously annoying. Perhaps one of the first times where I wholeheartedly voted for secondary guy to be the main completely, without question. He did so much for her, wanted to leave everything behind, support her, and nothing from female lead did he get anything in return but disappointment. I can't find the link to where I watched it but probably doesn't matter because I will never go back to watch this again.