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I know. It's called speculation. We're not given much about their college days. Just that there is tension and they both wanted Khae. We're not told anything about how far any relationship went.

Haha

Visoot is the most annoying character on this show. How is it okay to play tricks on others that can lead to trauma? And while he does his tricks, he has this self righteous smirk thing going on. I'm surprised someone didn't blow his head off.

Our main leads are the most interesting in this show. Especially Suriyen's character with its many angles, both terrible and cute.

I skipped a lot because the leads don't have as much screen time as the 2nd leads. What the hell. 2nd leads are boring af too.

Dramas without No. 3 that turned out to be just as hot - Paragit Ruk Series.

Honestly, that depends on each person's connection to the story. They do end up together however. I loved it.

Did anyone cheat in this drama?

Does he really love FahSai, or does he love that he can get a second chance with Botan? Does he love Botan or Fahsai?

60 episodes? How? That's a bad idea. I loved the book, but I think 60 episodes will drag it to bits and we'd all be disappointed. I hope they keep the ending. I loved that part the best.

Cinematography looks awesome, and I liked that one tear in the trailer. That important, one last tear.

Thanks for this. I was actually gonna consider giving this a try. You saved my time. Thanks. Cheating, stupid males is not my thing!

Me three. He's the only reason I'm gonna give this a try.

Yes, I know. I saw it on their profiles. Their makeup is outstanding though, as is their acting their characters' ages.

I wouldn't say he's evil. Just that even if he thinks he loves her, he's still going to be cruel. As we can see from the first scene in the first episode. For all his sweetness now, he has a big potential for being a cold hearted bastard to the person he 'loves'. I say this, but I don't know his motivation for taking the baby away. Whatever it was, Nok loved her unborn baby, and Nai cruelly denied her a chance to even see her baby's face. Can you imagine that torture?

I'm only speculating on the synopsis. In their marriage, he takes care of her when she is pregnant, and she loves it and falls for him but can't trust him because she thinks he only wants the baby. When he takes the baby away, she is proved correct.

synopsis here: https://sharerice.com/index.php?title=Game_Sanaeha

Whatever the case with their marriage, we must remember that his backstory provides motivation for taking away Nok's baby.

Me too, about the trailer. And I only saw the red car before the video stopped on me.

Actually, according to the show now, Nok is younger than Nai by about 5 years. o_O

I think Wutta got Khae pregnant, Nai offered to help her raise the baby (because of his own issues with abandonment), but Khae had an abortion and decided to look for a rich guy instead.

All this would make sense why Nai goes crazy and makes a contract with Nok when she doesn't want to have his baby. And why he took the baby away. It had nothing to do with Nok's own mistakes (she's young and he should give her time) but everything to do with Nai's own past and his demons. I don't like that he's going to impose everyone else's mistakes on poor Nok who has no idea what the hell is going on.

3rd scene in ep 7... all 3 men who slept / are sleeping with Khae are in the same room with her. Must be super awkward lol.

My theory... Wutta got Khae pregnant in college, Nai offered to marry her and raise the baby. Mom decided to do an abortion and that Khae should marry a rich guy instead, so get rid of Nai. This is assuming there wasn't another girl involved.

Love this. Thank you for writing on Character development.

However, most people watch dramas to escape thinking on the whole. Sure, sometimes we watch the intense dramas and we know what's good, but at the same time, shallow dramas are good too. You don't have to think much and you know the character's personality already because you saw it in 100 other dramas. All you have to do is watch them fall in love or self destruct. Those dramas have its merits, take Descendants of the Sun, for example.

But it is nice to know why we absolutely love some shows and some characters straight to the end. Like Goblin, the story is circular and poignant, and keeps us invested in the characters. :)

Who's grateful for Penny? I am. She takes all the mediocre guys out of the running for Nok. In a way, she's unintentionally protecting Nok. Hahaha!!

I agree with you on all of these. I rated Crown Princess as 9 though, cause more kissing scenes!!! Kawaiii!
10/10 for Yeut Fah Ha Pigat Ruk. It's honestly just like a Maya Banks novel / military romance novel made real. I loved Karan's protective, possessive, caring side and though she's a bit on the not-so-smart side (I agree with Karan: she got her doctorate at the market), Irene is feisty and gives him as good as he dishes out. I like how all the guys cave to and fear their SOs in this series. Plus, 4 kisses in 1 episode? Sign me up!

I'm going to watch Niew Hua Jai Sood Glai Puen after I finish rewatching the above. And the My Hero series - at first, I don't like the lead actress for some unknown reason, but now, with your recommendation, I'd give it a try. Thanks.