A lakorn much more similar to a Western soap opera than others I've seen. The cast is wonderful (I'm just a little bit in love with ToomTam...), but the material is lacking.This was the first lakorn I watched after finishing Full House Thai and being introduced to lakorns, and it got me hooked on lakorns in general. As far as the story goes, it's just plain ridiculous. Evil long-lost twin sister who gets her good sister in trouble, plot to steal the man, some villains that really have no clear motive. But we don't watch soap-operas for them to be realistic, I suppose. The characters are all extremely superficial. Toomtam is mean and sweet without any reconciliation between the two sides of his personality. Vill as the typical evil twin wears the typical red lipstick... The acting is great for the material given. Vill cries A LOT. As in, there isn't a scene where she isn't crying, except two, I think. I attribute everyone's over-the-top acting to the writing, not the actors. The actors portrayed the shallow characters as well as they could. ToomVill has SUCH great chemistry though, that's really what made this worth the watch.The soundtrack is lovely, but repetitive, as is the case with just about every lakorn I've seen (which is a lot). Lots of borrowed tracks from other dramas. But still pretty.I've rewatched the cute scenes over and over because ToomVill is so good together.Honestly, ToomVill is what I watched this drama for. Only their chemistry could get me through the far-fetched storyline and  shallow writing. Bottom line, I would recommend this lakorn to viewers if you want something that goes by fast because you skip so much of it.