Depicts the story of teens in current era of digital and will show a heart-fluttering high school romance.

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In the mysterious Forgotten River Inn, fate weaves a tangled love story between the cold-faced constable, Shen Nan, and the enigmatic woman, A Ke. With her unique ability to enter the dreams of the living, A Ke uncovers the secrets of the past, only to realize that her destiny is intertwined with Shen Nan’s, bound by a love that transcends lifetimes.

Chao Lu finds her master, the man she dearly loves, in danger, and everything she holds close to her gets taken away. She decides to travel hundreds of years back in time to alter her fate. There, she meets Mu Ting, who pushes himself in danger to shield Chao Lu as external forces attempt to harm her. Chao Lu starts to see the resemblance between her beloved master and Mu Ting. She also starts to fall in love with Mu Ting. Will their love story find its happy ending?

(Source: comingsoon.net)

Episodes: 26

Duration: 14 min.

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Producer: Li Rui Xue [李瑞雪]

Boonparet, a young and eager attorney, is working on a case where he represents Pongdanai, his half brother, who is a playboy and a womanizer with many mistresses, including one of Boonparet’s best friends. Chisamai is an attorney trainee whom Pongdanai secretly likes, so she is assigned to handle the case, so they can be together more often. But, when she learns the truth about Pongdanai, she decides to work against him by representing Boonparet’s best friend to file for divorce.

Adapted from the novel "Dong Dok Mai" (ดงดอกไม้) by Nantana Weerachon (นันทนา วีระชน).

The youngest partner at one of the nation’s most prestigious law offices, Oh Soo Jae has already proven she has what it takes to be one of the country’s best lawyers. Driven by her self-righteous principles and a never-ending desire to win, Soo Jae is well on her way to becoming one of TK Law Firm’s top attorneys. But when one of her cases takes an unexpected turn, Soo Jae is forced to watch as all of her hard work comes crumbling down around her. Demoted at work, Soo Jae is forced to take on the role of adjunct professor at a local law school. Determined to win back her position within the firm, Soo Jae does her best to settle into her new role but the sting of demotion still lingers. Only after meeting Gong Chan, a university student whose path frequently crosses with Soo Jae, does that sting begin to lessen. Despite carrying the burdens of a painful past, Gong Chan’s warm heart remains strong, especially as his affection for Soo Jae grows.

Obviously smitten with Soo Jae, Gong Chan stays by her side, even as she struggles to find a way back into the firm’s good graces. Will her determination and Gong Chan’s support be enough to restore her position, or will the powers that be continue to push her down?

Can a shared love of music make three college classmates bond in ways they never expected? Cheng Feng (Chen Si Cheng) comes from a wealthy family. Wu Di (Li Chen) had a tough upbringing and now works as a salesperson.

“Wiwaa Wa Woon” is a romantic comedy about a rich playboy name Pavee (Ken Theeeradeth), who is swindled into marriage by Airada (Chompoo Araya), a fortune teller, for his money. If he divorces her first, he has to pay her 40 million baht ($1.2 million USD). If she can’t tolerate him and divorces him first, he doesn’t have to pay her a dime. Their marriage becomes a competition or a declaration of war, who will make the other person break first and have that person file for a divorce. Airada wants that 40 million baht, Pavee wants his freedom without losing his fortune. On the sidelines, they have their parents who want them to stay together. Then there are Mesa and Toon, a sibling pair, who want them broken up.