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I like slap-kiss when the hero's revenge is born of some other reason. It is disturbing when women mistake narcissistic and abusive love for passion. Maybe Nadech bulges his eyes too much, and that's why his character seems borderline psycho and abusive. It seems to me that you really loved the drama so I will not spoil your fun :) On the hunt for more romance!

Bryonic heroes are passionate and self-destructive, their hate is centred on themselves - much like Jeerawat from KC where she punishes herself for her love and her personality. Here Charles' revenge is purely selfish and ugly. Losing control is not a good defense when his plan is so well thought-out and cruel. Worse, he doesn't take revenge against Yasa or Prae, the 2 real villains who separated them. Just think of it this way - Nangfah and Fahlada are not the exact same person. Nangfah has the mind of a child or a teenager, where everything she knows is taught by Saichon and she is happy and simple. Fahlada has her hopes, dreams and is haunted by her past that she doesn't understand, a victim herself. Saichon/Charles only thinks of his passion and his pain. The scene where he forces her to dress differently (the scene I hated most) shows this - his idea of Nangfah is more important to him than the woman Fahlada has become. Lust for vengeance against the person you love - isn't that contradictory? Shouldn't you want to see them grow, flourish, and be happy? Or cry in pain and misery?
We don't need to support the characters, even if Nadech and Yaya, portrayed them well. This is the depiction of an abusive relationship where love is used as an excuse to control the opposite person's behaviour. It is against my personal principles! I dislike this kind of man.

More like emotional and physical abuse that makes her feel terrible even while she's in love with him and sex where despair is part of the equation.

Gorgeous, charming and real acting talent. Love that she usually plays strong and determined women with steeliness. Hoping to see her break the mould in DDH.

Yes it is a misunderstanding! The first half is really cute and if you're an NY fan you'll enjoy it. I just don't like possessiveness-abuse and love being confused.

I thought that would be a spoiler! He doesn't think about her, only his anger. The poor girl has lost her memory, been kidnapped back, how can he just blame her that too based on the villain's recording. And he also gets involved with the heroine's sister. Love should be patient, kind, seek to understand, not demand! Nadech I realised was very young at the time so actually he did a pretty good job otherwise this was not a good character :( :(

I did not like this lakorn because I can understand hate-to-love stories but here she was his wife and he treats her so badly that's not love that's abuse :(
I saw comparisons to KC but in KC the ML detested the FL but here the ML loves her but treats her like a possession.
Yaya looked her most adorable here though. Only reason i continued watching. Nadech is a real scenery -chewer but he was cute the first half.

This was my gateway lakorn to Thai dramas but heavens except for the main leads and Louis Scott it really was a weird and twisted lakorn. Among all the people feeling sorry for Jee I disliked her arrogance (Yaya is gorgeous but she plays like a melodramatic telenovela villain!) and understood Sathit, also because Mark was just a pleasure to watch with the understated acting and gave his character gravitas and depth. Except in the last episode where he completely became a K-drama flower boy? That would have been okay if that was the theme of the drama but seriously the angsty passion was the only thing that made this so darned addictive

Very few of the Ch3 stars trained to be actors, they were scouted and then just went for it! He and Nadech Kugimiya were scouted at the same time by the same man and debuted together.

Oh I didn't mean low rating in Thailand, I meant on my dramalist- because it's still well-made and interesting for people to see! Especially non-Thai viewers. But thank you for your comment. It's lovely to see how much the Thai loved their King.

I found it on Daily motion but they've been cracking down on fan-subbers so try to download it maybe?

Why does this drama have a worse rating than something like Buang Athitharn? It's good! Just because a story element is frustrating (read: less skinship than anticipated) doesn't mean the drama itself is bad! It is a classy drama, especially the beautiful sets and subtle acting from Mark and Taew.