Raknapak Wongtanatat

The Third World War happened and ended with the collapse of the world’s economic system. Humans live without any rules. Rich people are gods. Poor people become slaves and toys of upper class people. Three girls, Run, Fear and Irene join the game as toys of the rich for different reasons, and the loser must die.

A Series of 4 Different Types of Relationships: Married, in a relationship, in an open relationship, and single.

When Dr. Tatthai woke up from surgery after a serious accident he found himself capable of knowing the thoughts of others. Just by making eye contact. Then one day he made a mistake and being framed for a murder that he did not commit. Tathai was given the maximum penalty: death. Only he can prove himself innocent and he will do everything possible to present the truth.

While searching for a legendary coral reef near a cursed island, a marine biologist uncovers a web of conspiracies, local legends, and hidden crimes that threaten both his mission and his life.

Pilantha is a bad-tempered and mean woman who has a car accident that decapitates her head but miraculously, she is still alive due to her mental power. She carries her head to Dr. Piti's house who tries to conduct experiments to learn about her power and attempts to re-attach her head but fails. Piluntha's body then starts to rot and she needs to find a new body for the experiments. In the day, she covers the cut with a scarf and goes out however, in the night, she goes out to look for a new body, resulting in missing cases of women after this. Meanwhile, Pilantha starts getting interested in Sakkarn, her cousin Wiraree's finance.

Tadd is a beautiful and humble girl. After finishing her studies, she receives a marriage proposal from her mother's family rich friend. But soon it becomes clear that the behavior of her future husband is of great concern. The creeping doubt was quickly dispelled and the wedding took place. Only after the wedding, she realizes that nothing changed for her husband, and she is doomed to loneliness, neglect, and scandals. Will Tadd find the strength to break this burdensome relationship or will she accept this fate?

Phaet Sa Ya is the published story of two attractive women competing fiercely for work in the entertainment industry and love . One is Ploy, a thirty-year-old superstar. The rise of a newer and fresher girl typically makes her emotionally unstable; she is afraid that she will promptly lose her title as number one brilliant star. The other woman is Dao, a young girl from the historical provinces, who typically enters the entertainment industry with Ploy's genuine sympathy. Could it be that Ploy is like the local farmer who took home a cobra?