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As a child, Airada often dreamt of a lost city that sank into a lake. She'd been told the tale of a love triangle between princess, prince and Naga, one that led to the city's ruin. Now, the dreams have returned, and she begins looking into the legend of Phadaeng Nang Ai, meeting Korawit who looks strikingly like a man she knows only from her dreams. When a news of a Naga sighting at Phadaeng Nang Ai reaches him, Korawit decides to investigate. As Airada begins questioning her connection to the past, a joint journey to uncover the truth and break the city's ancient curse begins.

A mother’s love was meant to protect—but when it turns into control, it tears her sons apart. In the ruins of jealousy and resentment, can love be what saves them in the end?

Warya Akart tells the story of Ruang, an orphaned young man who has lived a difficult life since childhood. Because he was severely oppressed, bullied and betrayed, he became furious and killed his own master. He stole the money and escaped to start a new life. Ruang had defrauded Nakorn's father and killed his parents and younger brother before his very eyes to take their properties. Nakhon therefore returned to take revenge by being a police investigating Ruang. When he got entangled in this house, he met Mukda, adopted daughter of Ruang. Will Ruang receive his karma? Will Nakorn choose to continue the game of revenge or will he abandon the grudge and choose to forgive?

The story of teachers and the student representatives of Ban Khok Pang School. A team led by headmaster Santi who loves the school with all his heart comes together with PE teacher Chok, new and passionate teacher Phafan, and Kaewta, a student of considerable strength in order to raise up their girls' volleyball team. If they're successful, coming up against significant obstacles, they may be able to rescue their school in crisis.

Long time ago, A holy monk on pilgrimage has brought the spirit of a 10-year-old deposited him at abandoned temple, Sichon district of Nakorn Si Thammarat. His order to the boy was "watch over this place until a virtuous man arrives".