This lakorn features loads of action (which is just a ballast for me, really... as only rarely that is compellingly incorporated into romance story) and interactions between the main leads being Kwan Usamanee (thai 'blonde', round faced, don't like her voice, don't like her much in general) and weird Weir (rather plain for a pra'ek, visibly sweating almost entire of his creen-time... in all his lakorns, not just the action ones) which I both skipped through. So, if action scenes and lead couple scenes were all this lakorn features, I would practically skipped the whole lakorn (as I long-time hate the actress playing the mafia madam, that also supported the skipping:) So I was about to drop this in episode 1, but then I noticed the second couple line. So I kept watching the second-couple line only.

Which consists of Korkwan Restall and Mik Tongraya: quite a tall guy, often looking rather awkward beside his petite leading ladies. Here the scriptwriters were smarter and built the story in a way that the two are rarely standing side by side, LOL. As he is mostly hiding from her. And seriously, the scene of him crashing her wedding with another made me reconsider whether an action can be a good part of a romance story. As I laughed from the beginning to the end. I mean, the way he held his gun. LOL: As I think, in terms of mafia drama, thai can never be hong-kong but as a parody it is brilliant. Of course him and the girl both act total empty-headed so they fail and have to be rescued by weird Weir, whom I totally forgot by then was there, so that was a surprise, at least:D And that's like episode 5 of 16.

After that, it's just pure ballast. Not even the second couple to watch. So? What to say? To be enough corny as this (unwatchable) "drama"? Too much trash... can kill even a cat?