A modern man is transported 400 years into the past, where he must pose as a missing criminal’s son while falling for a suspicious noble.
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This was a lovely story. At times some of the acting was a little cringe but that’s okay; the characters made up for it. The music was quite good. The story was tied up well at the end. The cinematography was great. All in all a good story.
Episode 1
Modern student Nakun wakes up in ancient Ayutthaya, where a stern commander mistakes him for a man named Klao.
Episode 2
Rescuing Nakun, Phop stays close but won't let him leave. Now stuck in Ayutthaya, Nakun must move in and play Klao.
Episode 3
Nakun’s investigation into the past leads to a dangerous run-in with local thugs, while his friction with Phop takes a surprisingly warm turn.
Episode 4
Klao uncovers the original owner’s rowdy past while struggling with his growing, confusing feelings for the stern Phop.
Episode 5
Klao’s jealousy over a potential marriage for Phop is cut short by a violent vision of the real Klao’s murder.
Episode 6
Phop falls ill after waiting for Klao in the rain, but their tension melts into a tender night of comfort and care.
Episode 7
Klao and Phop grow closer over drinks, but societal whispers and family pressure force Klao to urge Phop to marry.
Episode 8
Klao learns of his past life and confesses his true mission to Phop, sparking a deep declaration of love.
Episode 9
Klao and Phop’s sweet romance is shattered when Phop declares his love to his furious parents, risking expulsion.
Episode 10
Klao exposes a forgery and raids a brothel for answers, while Phop is lured into a dangerous forest trap.
Episode 11
Phop uncovers the real villain behind the frame-up during a duel with Han, while Klao is held captive in a hidden hut.
Episode 12
Nakun works at a café with reborn souls and convinces Tinnaphop, who shares Phop's face, to visit Ayutthaya to trigger his past memories.