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And if you aren't sure what that means, it does mean some over-the-top dramatisation, lots of beautiful crying, plotlines that may be slightly unrealistic, but also poetic dialogue and solid acting from the main cast (esp the senior actors). While i went into this expecting the lakorn-ness, i was slightly disappointed with Chat's character design and the simplification of the political scenes. It started to get draggy in the last 4 episodes for me...

What saved this piece for me were the two leads, their parents and the grandmother, who had some of the best lines in the drama. Tinn was also a really likable character and I was pleasantly surprised by his acting (though not perfect) seeing how this was his first series/lakorn,

Watch it for the romance, beautiful lines and visuals. But if over-dramatisation is not your stuff, I'll give this a miss.