Asian Drama

An epidemic of an unknown disease that gives children in Phanom Nakha strange snake-like scales leads Dr. Benedict to research the phenomenon. Asia, a medical illustrator, is chosen to help him with this. Along the way, the two meet Phumkhaobin, a lively but mysterious man and younger brother to Asia's friend Pheka. When joining the research, Asia couldn't have imagined that she would not only meet mysterious Phumkhaobin but also become involved in the mysterious legend of a village where people worship serpents.

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Adapted from the novel "Phanom Nakha" (พนมนาคา) by Pongsakorn Chindawatana (พงศกร จินดาวัฒนะ).

Episodes: 19

Celica is the daughter of a wealthy family. Her father owns a big house and has lots of money. However, they are living in a small house at the country side and they plan to move. Tewada's family wants to go first to prepare the new house for Celica's family, which only includes her dad and herself. When Celica and her father are on their way to the new house, some assigned bad guys try to kill them and Celica's father dies. Before he died, he burned his daughter with a symbol stamp to represent that she is his daughter. Tewada's family thought that both of them died and they pretended that Tewada is Celica's father's son in order for him to get the inheritence. Tewada doesn't know anything because Celica's father has always treated him as a son. On the other hand, the mayor of the town decides to raise Celica, until she is old enough to go back and fight for her rights. He changed her name so that the bad guys won't be able to find her again. Years later, Celica and Tewada are both grown up and they meet again.

Celica is the daughter of a wealthy family. Her father owns a big house and has lots of money. However, they are living in a small house at the country side and they plan to move. Tewada's family wants to go first to prepare the new house for Celica's family, which only includes her dad and herself. When Celica and her father are on their way to the new house, some assigned bad guys try to kill them and Celica's father dies. Before he died, he burned his daughter with a symbol stamp to represent that she is his daughter. Tewada's family thought that both of them died and they pretended that Tewada is Celica's father's son in order for him to get the inheritence. Tewada doesn't know anything because Celica's father has always treated him as a son. On the other hand, the mayor of the town decides to raise Celica, until she is old enough to go back and fight for her rights. He changed her name so that the bad guys won't be able to find her again. Years later, Celica and Tewada are both grown up and they meet again.

On a long drive from the mountains to the city of Chiang Mai, Captain Phasut's car turns over in an accident that kills him and his wife Namping. Their six-year-old son Tawan was fortunate not to be travelling with them that day.

Namping's older brother and owner of a coffee estate, Khunkhao, is rocked by the news. He's quick to take care of the funeral arrangements. There, Thofah—Phasut's younger sister—comes to take Tawan to Bangkok on behalf of his grandfather, Athit. Khunkhao's not ready to let Tawan go live with a grandfather and aunt who he's never met, though. Thofah will do whatever it takes to complete her task.

Adapted from the novel "Aom Fah Oab Din" (อ้อมฟ้าโอบดิน) by Khiri (คีรี).