Wilhelmina Santiago

A very refreshing drama set on the mountains. Informative, too, on matters relating to agriculture. It only shows that when the heart is pure and simple, you will reap the blessings life has to offer. The drama unfolds how a man (A'thit) hungry for work most dear to his heart (being a farmer), meets and falls in love with the woman (Nee) who would finally be his wife. Kudos also to the supporting actors and actresses especially to Aunt Kaew who shipped A'thit and Nee and abhors Tun and Ve. She's such a sight whenever Tun or Ve is around Words of wisdom at the end of each episode are worth remembering by. Fin overload!

a captivating drama unfolding how hate turned to true love. each character and scene appeared to be sewn together to deliver outstanding performances from the actors. Mark Prin is very good in subtle acting. Yaya's beautiful face, even when crying, touches every one's heart. kudos to everybody who is part of this Lakorn especially the director, cameramen and scriptwriters. Mark and Yaya's acting, appearance, and height complement very well. looks like a match made in heaven. This is the reason why it's rewatch value is too high. Looking forward for more Mark and Yaya Lakorn