Napak Traicharoendetch

When a world champion of sport stacking is dumped by his long-time girlfriend, he has to learn basic adulting skills in order to live alone and take care of himself.

Swim captain Waii is forced to step up when the university administration threatens to disband the swim club. But as he struggles with a strained family situation—and his growing feelings for a new teammate—will he be able to focus on saving the team?

A cash-strapped young man, a gifted realtor and a pair of fake exorcists form an unlikely squad to sell houses haunted by spirits.

The story revolves around an extended Thai Chinese family whose members' seemingly happy relationships devolve into conflict following murder of the eldest son and head of the family business.

This is a love story of three generations: Gen X, Gen Y, and Gen Z. Chatra is a pint-sized PA. Thorn is a businessman who owns a luxurious club Chatra visits. It's on New Year's Eve, Chatra's birthday, that her boyfriend of ten years puts an end to things. After that, she begins throwing back drinks and letting loose. That evening's events, a gun threat, Thorn, the presence of Thai—Thorn's dependent and her best friend's son—are erased from her memory.

One sister foretells the future, and the other controls time. When a promised love seems doomed to tragedy, the pair sets out to change fate itself.

Vita is a rookie genius in psychological research. Her brain works as if there were a rapid generator in it. In fact, it is a gifted talent as a snail. Upon joining the police force, she is facing the fate of getting removed due to her weak physique. Since Officer Prach is the only one that can help her, Vita tries everything to make Prach take her in as his mentee. As the captain of the Police Investigators Team (PTI), Prach is one of the few brilliant, experienced, and skilled investigators.

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?