Santi Santivejakul

Amid the mist in the lush green mountains of the northern most part of Thailand, at a hill tribe village that is full of fun and laughter, Tee Por, Lor Sha and Ma Zhu, three good-humored hill tribe men who are naive but not naive.

When children are unwanted by their parents, they are sent to the best boarding school in the country: Home School. However, Home School seems more like a prison than a school with its strict rules and regulations. Its curriculum is unique.

Saitip, a psychologist providing counseling for kids and families, comes back home with a degree in Psychology and a willingness to work. Korn, the son of a school owner, is to inherit the school business from his mom. He has to do everything to make his mom and the teachers accept him. He initiates a project, 'Sweet Broken Home,' to help five trouble-making kids who are about to get dismissed from school. They all similarly come from broken homes. Korn must succeed in his project, or else the five kids will be dismissed. Saitip is hired as a new counseling teacher to help him solve this problem together.

Sroisabunnga was born into an aristocratic family and was taught to be proud of her heritage and blood. However, because her father was accused of being a rebel before his death, Sroi tries to raise herself to the high-class society again in order to restore her family's name and reputation. Her diligence and ambition drive her to be too arrogant — to be someone who will never give in to anyone.

Forced to take on the role of a villain, a once-good man watches his loved ones betray him and his promising future collapse into a living nightmare. Driven by injustice, he sets out to confront those responsible and reclaim what was taken—no matter the cost.

Pareena’s life was once perfect, illuminated by the warmth of her father’s presence. But after his sudden death, she uncovers a mysterious truth surrounding his demise and sets out to restore his honor. Along the way, she learns that people wear different masks—her once-perfect brother Karn, the free-spirited rebel Korn, and even her father were not as flawless as they seemed.

Kwanjit is a singer in a restaurant, she falls in love with an American doctor. He promises to marry her and goes home to tell his relatives, but he never comes back. The young pregnant girl is heavily ridiculed by the people of her hometown, she decides to move to Bangkok, where she gives birth to her daughter Rainie. Twenty years go by and Rainie is now a young girl with curly hair and dark skin. Rainie lives in a small flat with her mother. Once Rainie finishes high school she becomes a delivery girl for her mother's papaya salad business. Rainie is often bullied and made fun of because of her dark skin. She is very interested in celebrities, especially Traikhun, the heir of an advertising company.

After losing everything to his lavish lifestyle, bankrupt socialite Thatri Thatriphan crosses paths with a wealthy childhood friend who shares the same name. When a tragic train bombing leaves the friend incapacitated, Thatri is asked to assume his identity and claim a vast inheritance—pulling him into a risky deception that could either restore his fortune or destroy him completely.

Songklot is the only son of Jao Sua Tong, the billionaire magnate of Xiang Gong. He has everything he could ask for but love. However, conflict erupts when Tong expells Songklot and Woradee—his mother—from his life only to marry again to Mei Li. Then Songklot meets Ah Joo, a personal assistant who may help him find what he's been missing.

Lanta finds a baby under a vehicle, so she decides to take care of the baby and adopt him since the baby was abandoned by his biological mother. She is best friend's with Supadun so she forces him to be the father of the baby. Supadun is not pleased with her decision to take the baby in and he thinks they should give the baby to the police, they call the baby Tu Nu. But later he wants to be Lan's real lover but she's not ready to be anyone's wife yet. They bicker a lot but they're also lovey dovey too.

Suea and Mook had known each other since young age, they grew up together and had unsaid promise of undyingly loving each other but their separation was inevitable since Mook's father had to move abroad for his career. They eventually got together because Mook had to return to Thailand for a funeral, and it was then that they met after almost 10 years. Their happiness wasn't easily earned, there were many people wanting to take advantage of Suea's fortune, and had to get Mook out of the way.

Songpao is a wealthy city guy that likes wildlife and outdoors. He is best friends with Mewadee's father, who lives in a small village in the forest. One day, Songpao goes into the forest to camp with Mewadee's father, who ends up being killed by a tiger. Before he dies, he asks Songpao to take his daughter to the city and take care of her. However, things don't go as planned because Songpao has a fiance named Wan, who is always picking on Mewadee behind his back, and it gets worse when Songpao falls for Mewadee.

Phleng, a top singer from a failing record label is sidelined after an unexpected attack, leaving him unable to perform. To keep the label afloat, his younger twin, Phayak, a tone-deaf boxer, must step into the spotlight. Can this unlikely switch save the label and restore its glory?

Mahadsajan is a spoiled rich guy whose father Sedtee is a political representative to Bai Mon's country town. Mahadsajan wanted to marry a woman he met at a party, who is also his sister's friend. But, in order to marry her, his father had a condition in which Mahadsajan had to go and learn the ways of life at Bai Mon's home.

Tawarat was born disfigured and weird looking. He was very rebellious and tortured many girls. He was a womanizer who mistreated women and beat them up if he didnt get his way. One day his father died and Tawarat was left in the big house cursed. All the workers left his side because they couldn't stand his meanness. Years past and he became the ghost of that house. Pakwan moved in the apartment with her friend Temjai. The apartment was next to Tawarat's big mansion. In the eyes of people, that house was so old and ugly. The owner of the apartment's mother had an affair with Tawarat but later killed herself because she didn't want to be Tawarat's slave. Pana is a photographer who takes pictures of superstition activities who also moves in one of the apartments too. He later on helps Pakwan to discover the true story behind Tawarat and his ugliness.