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it is a 50 year old Thai novel. It is better to understand the novel before watching the media adaptations. One dialogue of the male lead was"You are only my wife, not own my life." So it just summarizes the male character's persistence to his shameless misbehavior and also one of the mistresses' shameless intruding. The drama ends with the male lead clenching his fist because either he hates the that he has a lifetime regret or, doubtfully, he realized a lifetime loss of something precious, which both were of his own doing.

it is a 50 year old Thai novel. It is better to understand the novel before watching the media adaptations. One dialogue of the male lead was"You are only my wife, not own my life." So it just summarizes the male character's persistence to his shameless misbehavior and also one of the mistresses' shameless intruding. The drama ends with the male lead clenching his fist because either he hates the that he has a lifetime regret or, doubtfully, he realized a lifetime loss of something precious, which both were of his own doing.

it is a 50 year old Thai novel. It is better to understand the novel before watching the media adaptations.

the word "Mia" is always a golden apple of discord in this story

Oh.. though it was true that the story was mainly about revenge

Honestly, Smart is one of the eye-candy among men in his age for gals and gays alike. Well I agree with people who think he has to improve his acting.

Honestly, Smart is one of the eye-candy among men in his age for gals and gay alike.. heheh Although, the male lead here seems to always put a poker face or a non-enthusiastic face in most of the scenes. The male lead said "I think I love Rita" but he puts either an awkward or doubting face when his mother told him "I will treat (Rita) as your wife", only kisses pregnant Rita on the forehead (he could kiss her on the lips for more passion) and when pregnant Rita wanted to sleep with him in his room he puts this either awkward or doubting face again though he allowed her to come in. Is it because the script said so or because the lead actor is not good in acting?

There were attempts of kissing between Rita and Wee but it did not happen.

Why is this not tagged with Infidelity? Is it because the husband has not yet consummated any of his affair with Rita?

Every cheating man has no redeeming qualities. Just wondering why did the Kan remained with her husband.

Though I do not know Thai and unfortunately the dramas have no subtitles but was able to read Synopsis translated via Google but still unable to get the whole story. I do not understand why Kan still chose to remain with Pat. It is very depressing and obviously Bad Love is NO LOVE AT ALL. In episode 5, after a heated argument Pat selfishly asked Kan that he wants to stay away from her (I do not know for how long) and as selfish as Pat is he spends the night drinking at the bar with bargirl Mei, whom he had an affair with since he was technically divorced and could freely be flirtatious as he is. But the trip at the bar was cut short and then he had another heated phone conversation (HAVE NO IDEA SINCE I DO not speak Thai) in the car with Liu, and nothing was shown as to where he went next or spent the night at (though the story could show that he spent that night with Praew, the ambitious employee, but this could only be presumed) Why would he still be going to Kan if he has no intention of registering his marriage? Since he chose to be single because he was really flirtatious, he can really get along with the ambitious Praew . Why bother the life of Kan? Why won't he tell Kan that he does not want her anymore, but even continue to make her life miserable by wanting to live with her as the story ends?

13 episodes to go and surely together with the drama, Gu Jia will end her marriage by divorcing that "Man-Child" XHS (as a consolation finale). Serves right if he and that carnival girl will get overcooked by the fire they were playing with in their pigsty.