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aha, welcome to the trap of slap-kiss lakorns lol. Try Sawan Biang, probably my all time favourite after Jam Loey Ruk. Samee (old version), Neung Nai Suang (I especially like the old version, but the new version isn't bad either), Padiwaradda (although not exactly a slap-kiss, it's got a really angsty storyline), Khing Gor Rah Kah Gor Reang (old version with Kwan and Oil), Naree Rissaya, Ngao Asoke (the REALLY old version from 1999 is probably the best version in terms of acting and storyline), Sud Sai Pan, Silamanee, Leh Ratree (both the old and new version are pretty good) and Klin Kaew Klang Jai...

Yes, a thousand time YES! A frog prince remake, with Son and Vil? YES! Frog Prince was one of my very first TW dramas and I loved it to bits, and watching these two in a remake is a wish I never knew I had. This needs to be subbed by an angel, please.

thank you <3

Just finished this. It started off interesting but became so repetitive that it was torturous at the end to finish it. Yaya did a really good job playing the twins, however, James was kinda meh throughout the series.

thanks!

The tragedy tag was removed...does that mean the ending isn't tragic? I need to know if I'm going to watch this series.

I don't see them on her facebook or dailymotion pages. Her website says they are competed, so maybe she hasn't posted them yet?

Manee Yark Fah is the older version and I loved Wily and Anne in that lakorn. I saw the trailer for The Crown Princess, and it looks like a very Westernized version of royalty, whereas the older version seems more Asiastic. I can understand why Anne might have made these changes to the remake to give it its own character, but it's not my cup of tea. Plus, having Yaya/Nadech play main leads after seeing them star in so many shows seems too redundant for me. Maybe in the future I'll give it a go, but for now it's on my watch later list.

First and foremost, I'm not attacking Mark. No one can ever know what happened 100%, even when you are the party involved you can never know 100% since there are two sides to every story.

If you read my comment carefully, you will see that I never blamed Mark for the actual cause of the conflict. I called him he main perpetrator because of his overreaction to the event and how he handled himself post the incident that made me dislike him. I have the right to form an opinion on individuals based on how I see the event unfold. If you are his fan and want to defend his actions thats your prerogative. I think he acted immaturely and I can never like an actor/actress who behaves in such a childish way, but at the end of the day thats just one opinion and I'm sorry if you are offended by it.

As for the Crown Princess, I don't plan on watching it in the near future since I'm not too keen on watching yet another Yaya/Nadech lakorn. Also, I love the older version to bits having rewatched it multiple times and I don't want to modernize the feel of the lakorn just yet for myself.

Two more episodes to go! LakornLuv is chipping away at subbing this slowly. I really don't mind the long wait as long as this lakorn isn't dropped.

Hopefully someone subs this when it comes out. Mint playing another office girl, so ready for this!

There was a sandal a few years back in which MK acted like spoiled brats and left a very bad aftertaste with me. I can overlook Kim's hand in the scandal as she's at most a secondary character in what happened, but Mark was the main perpetrator. The way he conducted himself made me dislike him, so watching him in lakorns has never been the same since it's hard to reconcile the Mark in real life vs the Mark in the lakorns.

Also, Anne keeps casting the same people in EVERY single production of hers which can get boring. Seeing the same 3 to 4 people act in every her lakorn is redundant. I wish she spreads her net wider and casts different people as I really respect her as an actress and some of her productions have been really solid in terms of writing and directing, but have the same boring feel to them due to the same cast.

I was totally interested based on the synopsis. I saw the trailer and liked it even more. Then I saw the tragedy tag and gave up any and all thoughts of watching this show.

It used to be on alwaysmeena's site to download via file factory but recently she's made it password protected so it can no longer be accessed.

As far as I know, you can buy Ten Miles from Amazon in English, As for other Chinese novels there are a lot that are fan translated and many of them are complete. Search novelupdates and use the series finder button on the right side of the screen to search for genre's that you like. It's like finding manga online but with novels.

Thippy coming in clutch!
I'll check out her site. Thank you!

I came off really harsh, but I was really mad at this show. I wanted to like it based on the beginning of the show and watching it spiral into craziness was such a letdown.
I've watched a lot of over the top lakorns, but I can usually find justification in the characters actions even if I think it's been over dramatized. However, this show went too far from logic on almost every point that I couldn't even justify any rationality behind them.
I can think of Lhong Ngao Jun right from the top of my head (I've watched the 2006 version). I thought everything was over dramatized in that show, but the actions of each character were within justification. The reason the sister was so twisted was because of constant comparison from childhood to adulthood. Having the mother be so polarizing was making her become the crazy person she eventually became. But in this show, the writer tried to do something similar with Kim's character, however, we as an audience are only shown ONE incidence where the father compared Kim to Hin, and Hin's family isn't even living with Kim for very long. So to justify why he wants to destroy and kill Hin is very hard, yet the writer/director tried to push the narrative that he's crazy because of childhood trauma is not portrayed very well and he doesn't come off as a genuine character. I can do this analysis with other characters in this show, where they change their behaviour for no apparent reason. It's this very reason that I rated the show so low.

Totally agree with Andrew and Aum. Aum is a total sex god in any lakorn he's in (I have a huge bias as he's the first thai actor I ever saw in Jam leuy Ruk which introduced me to the world of lakorns in 2006). And as for Andrew, he's such a cutie! His older lakorns are a lot better than the newer ones, but rewatching his old lakorns over and over again every year is a must for me.

Dropped after first episode. The who has nothing that makes you want to watch. I might in the future come back to this, but highly unlikely.

I haven't seen the new version. I'll binge it when it's finished subbing. But the older version was one of my fav lakorns from the late 2000's. All the actors/actresses in that version were very well picked, and the mom from the older version is my favourite mother-in-law in dramas of all time.