Thamolpan Panuchitputtiwong

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Mattana, a free-spirited Thai royal, is forced into an arranged marriage with Prince Makee of Raya due to a promise between their fathers. Unwilling to marry a stranger, she disguises herself and tries to escape her fate. But during her journey with the prince’s loyal bodyguard, Kamin, she begins to fall for him, turning duty into a battle between love and tradition.

In Gusinakhon, there was a king named Gosutum. He had three sons: the eldest was named Gomes, the second Gomon and the youngest brother, which was powerful because he was born with a special item with him, was Gomin. The little prince, with only 12 years old, had dexterity and individuality with magic weapons causing Gomin to not be afraid of anyone. One day, Gomin and his friend Musa went to the beach and met with the son of Kato Naga, the royal city of the underworld, and Gomin killed him.

Mom Dara Roong is a bitter woman, bruised by love, bruised by men and their philandering ways. Her father cheated on her mother, her lover Khun Krai cheated on her and later married another woman. She hates the male chauvinist society she is living in, but can’t escape. Roong has 3 younger sisters: Mom Dara Rut, Mom Dara Noi and Mom Dara Nitja. She loves them dearly and made them vow never to marry.

A mischievous girl born out of wedlock is left in her aunt’s care, where she befriends a runaway medical student who tutors her to get closer to her aunt—only for their lives to intertwine in unexpected ways.

In the city of Udom, King Tri-Phop prays to Lord Shiva for an heir, leading three deities to descend to the human world, each destined to be born in a different season: summer, rainy, and winter.