For me, it was not an ordinary transmigration story. If you compare the novel to this adaptation, you’ll find that they changed some parts. For example, in the latest episode, Nakhun asks Phop what year and month it is, but in the book, Nakhun was actually talking to Chuay.
Honestly, when I first started the novel, the first few chapters weren't that interesting. However, as I kept reading, I became eager to read more until I finally finished it. Now, I’m actually re-reading it while waiting for Episode 3! Even though I’m usually not into the historical genre, this adaptation doesn't make me want to drop it at all—it actually makes me want to watch even more.
Honestly, when I first started the novel, the first few chapters weren't that interesting. However, as I kept reading, I became eager to read more until I finally finished it. Now, I’m actually re-reading it while waiting for Episode 3! Even though I’m usually not into the historical genre, this adaptation doesn't make me want to drop it at all—it actually makes me want to watch even more.