Supanat Chalermchaichareonkij

Amid the mist in the lush green mountains of the northernmost part of Thailand, at a hilltribe village that is full of fun and laughter, Tee Por, Lorsha and Ma Zhu, three good-humoured hill tribe men who are naive but not naive. It was a source of laughter for the villagers. They are the heroes of the village and loved by everyone.

This lakorn is a remake of various classics, set at the beginning of World War II during Japanese occupation of Thailand. Enemies becoming friends and tells the story of a Japanese soldier who falls for a Thai girl and how love can even overcome the boundaries of war. This story also has a supernatural aspect that makes for exciting viewing.

Malaiwan is a beautiful and charming woman who's high-flown, has singing and acting talent, and became a stage actress. She's the famous star of Bangkok Naruemit theatre, but everyone hates her for being mean and arrogant. One day, Ward, a girl who came from a rural area, threatens to make Malaiwan lose everything she has, but she will do anything to protect it. Later, a fire is accidentally setted in the theatre, killing Malaiwan. Her spirit stays to haunt the place where she died.

Chom is being forced by her mother to marry someone of her mother’s choosing. Chom doesn’t want to and wants to be able to choose for herself who she will marry. She meets a country bumpkin named Nin and they enter into a fake marriage to prevent Chom’s mother from making her marry someone else. Will this fake marriage turn into real love?