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You should watch it! The ghost thing is worked in pretty well to the story. I initially didn't like the girl but she got much better and her interactions with main male lead is super adorable.

I really liked this lakorn! I originally started watching because of Mark Prin (I mean, after Kluen Cheewit, aren't we all?) but the story was actually pretty good and well-written. Mark Prin did a great job as Yeeo and his chemistry with Bella was really cute. I recommend this for anyone who is on a Kluen Cheewit withdrawal and nothing else really compares but still wants some Mark Prin somewhere in their life. ;)

Apparently this drama did very well in the ratings and solidified Mark and Kimmy's fantasy couple pairing (and perhaps real life pairing as well). Apparently Kob's character is close to Mark Prin's real life personality.

I'm really enjoying his acting. He has great versatility and depth that are beyond his young age. Really enjoyed him in Kluen Cheewit (which I can't imagine any other actor playing). His acting skills (and his chemistry with Yaya - who also seems to be pretty good) is what got me to continue watching Kluen Cheewit and start exploring Thai Dramas. I have to say, he's really fantastic. Being handsome and having a nice build doesn't hurt either. But, if I had to pick my main reason for liking him - it's his acting skills.

My first Thai drama and it was FANTASTIC! Personally, I think the acting really made the difference for me. The chemistry between the leading couple (Mark Prin and Yaya) was off the charts! Yaya was great at the emotional scenes, not just the crying but the ability to really project the emotions. It was captivating. As for Mark Prin, he is great at the subtle facial expressions. The attention is in the details and he nailed the subtle emotions each time. As a viewer you definitely get more invested in the characters and the story if the actors are able to elevate the story and the depth of the characters. They both did it for me.The story itself could be deemed somewhat cliched but what made it was the nuanced attention by the actors and the director. The conflicts, the emotional complications, the internal struggles all seemed very realistic and understandable. Each episode wasn't drawn out without reason, each had a purpose for adding to the layers of emotional complexity and the turmoil the characters were feeling. I LOVED it. I usually watch K-Dramas and Taiwanese or Chinese dramas but I have to say, this drama really impressed me and blew my perception of Thai dramas out of the water. I will be watching a lot more Thai dramas and now, I'm a huge Yaya and Mark Prin fan! Oh yes, a shout out to P'Suki - Jee's gay manager in the drama. He is arguably the best gay side kick I've seen in any drama! AWESOME!!!