Cho Na

I agree with you. Initially, I thought the man she has looked for was Yuan Lang or someone else. Then positioning Yu Xuan as a 'Second Male Lead' who will compete with Ji Man's long-time crush is more entertaining to watch, and for Ji Man to realize the difference between having a crush and loving someone.

ikr... now we probably will be fed with Ning Yu Xuan's misunderstanding about the man Ji Man's looked for. It took 21 episodes that finally they confess to each other, maybe it will take the rest of the episodes to clear up his misunderstanding, hahaha. Also, Ji Man's dad may not want his daughter to marry Yu Xuan.

All along, I also thought the man she has looked for was Yuan Lang. But when you watched the latest (Ep 22) you'll know what I meant in my first post. Won't spoil you, just watch it. 😉

The plot will be more interesting if the man she has looked for is someone else...

Ep 4 ending. That dark figure looks like Darth Vader, lol.

Don't take it seriously... because of the body-swap theme: in the end, it's only the main character's dream... 😉

The synopsis provided by Irozoku is far more interesting (and that what makes me want to watch it):

Kuga Ichiro (Sano Hayato) is a struggling manga artist. After the death of his father, he spends his days drawing manga to support his younger sister Machi (Koyama Sae) and younger brother Fumio (Ishizuka Rikuto). One day, a beautiful and mysterious lady Goshiki Shiori (Yagi Rikako) appears and becomes Ichiro’s temporary assistant because she admires his manga. With her help, Ichiro escapes a last-minute deadline crisis, but when Ichiro notices a thorn-like object protruding from Shiori’s body while she was asleep, he touches it and the work room transforms into outer space! She then tells him that she’s the royal princess of a certain island, and that by touching her thorn, he has entered into a marriage contract with her.

For some odd reason the camera seems focused a lot on the secretary guy.

Who will sub this?

It's explained above by LC: "Tanman is someone who will be your substitute or do something in your place. Tan comes from the Thai word แทน (thaaen) pronounced "tan" which means to substitute, replace."

Storywise unrelated. Only both dramas are adapted from novels written by the same author Piyaphon Sakkasem.

I'm not disappointed, but I agree with you Zheng Ye Cheng doesn't look right to be the Chang Yuan. He looks too soft/gentle/nice. Shouldn't a dragon look scary and mean?

I'm surprised too with He Yuan Ting and the consort. I thought Chinese dramas make characters who do bad stuff get punishments either in prison, death, or anything else, to pass the review. Even if they're the main characters. In the last episode I feel like watching a Thai drama with tons of forgiveness.

Cannot tell since it's only Ep 2. They are not a couple yet. She just lost her father and he still goofs around. But they're long-time acquaintances, now still more like a brother-sister relationship, although his aunt says she wants him to marry FL. She's engaged to his brother.

Surprisingly the cinematography is really good.

In some shots/angles, the leading actress looks like Yang Mi.

Ending of Ep 23: Please don't kill that guy, I will be extremely disappointed!!! Unlike the others, she's practically alone... 🙏 😭

Too many bitches in one episode only gave me a headache 🤕. Don't need this for my entertainment. Put it in my not interested list.

It's a Thai corny joke, the more you watch lakorn the more you see jokes like that. Probably their dialogue is in the novel, too. So far I know they're blood related since the cousin says "we share the same DNA". It seems she's a bratty character.

Promising start Ep 1. Good chemistry between ML and FL. I want to see them working together to find out what happened to her dad.