[CH3] Krong Dok Soi (Show It): Pon Nawasch/Yada Narilya/Mean Phiravich
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According to Daradaily, it's adapted from the novel เพลิงรักนางบำเรอ by Chalalai (ชลาลัย).
https://www.daradaily.com/news/114960/read
Can someone translate the summary?
https://www.mebmarket.com/index.php?action=BookDetails&book_id=34361&page_no=1
https://www.daradaily.com/news/114960/read
Can someone translate the summary?
https://www.mebmarket.com/index.php?action=BookDetails&book_id=34361&page_no=1
apparently, it’s the story of the illegitimate daughter of a prince who’s always demeaned because of her status. She falls for her half-sister’s fiancee and becomes his concubine…
However, I’m not sure if he falls for her too or if she turns bad due to her jealousy
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sarNie Hatchling
oh, it's yada.... 
wait, "falling for her half-sister's fiancee"---isn't that somehow familiar to naree rissaya....? hmmmm.... lol
wait, "falling for her half-sister's fiancee"---isn't that somehow familiar to naree rissaya....? hmmmm.... lol
Not completely… let’s remember than in Naree Rissaya, she doesn’t fall for him at first, he rapes her, causing his fiancee/her sister to misunderstand that she seduced him and that’s how they were entangled, especially when she realized she was pregnantoh, it's yada....
wait, "falling for her half-sister's fiancee"---isn't that somehow familiar to naree rissaya....? hmmmm.... lol
And I’m not sure either if Yada plays the illegitimate daughter, who’s called Soi Intanin or Soifah, the legitimate daughter who’s engaged to the male lead
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So read a bit of the novel…
More interesting than I thought !
It’s not too cliche… I expected that Soi Inthanin would be a nang Rek (you know, a female lead who has a nang rai’s temper but who’s at the heart of the story like n’ek) but she’s actually much more interesting. This didn’t fall in the usual cliche « she had a bad life so she became an unforgivable bitch to whom we will give a bad ending and no chance of repentance or happiness ». Her character is kinda like Ja in Fai Gam Prae : not pure goodness but not pure evil either, just someone who had flaws but you could understand why she turned out like and she didn’t go far enough to be unforgivable : eventually, we found ourselves putting ourselves into her shoes
The ending was unexpected too…
so now I’m expecting this with much more anticipation… at first, I thought it would just be a boring story about those sisters who fight for a man…
I just hope the drama will be faithful to the novel and not make unnecessary, stereotypical changes
More interesting than I thought !
It’s not too cliche… I expected that Soi Inthanin would be a nang Rek (you know, a female lead who has a nang rai’s temper but who’s at the heart of the story like n’ek) but she’s actually much more interesting. This didn’t fall in the usual cliche « she had a bad life so she became an unforgivable bitch to whom we will give a bad ending and no chance of repentance or happiness ». Her character is kinda like Ja in Fai Gam Prae : not pure goodness but not pure evil either, just someone who had flaws but you could understand why she turned out like and she didn’t go far enough to be unforgivable : eventually, we found ourselves putting ourselves into her shoes
The ending was unexpected too…
actually, it is similar to Naree rissaya… except it is much less frustrating ! It’s like seeing Saiparn getting the drama she deserved
so now I’m expecting this with much more anticipation… at first, I thought it would just be a boring story about those sisters who fight for a man…
I just hope the drama will be faithful to the novel and not make unnecessary, stereotypical changes
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Happy ending, and she does
Paat eventually divorces Soifah and reunited with SoiInthanin