Michael Pattaradet Sa-nguankwamdee

A bandit, a heavenly flower, a once in a lifetime love. The sweetest moment that came into his life is: her. If only he was not Suer Pa, an outlawed bandit of Praiwaree and she wasn't Mom Luang Petch Nampeung (dutchess) the fiance of his arch-enemy the sheriff he would not kidnap her, holding her hostage in his camp of outlaws. If only fate was kinder, allowed him to meet her later then he can fully say Petch Nampeung is his woman. He would be able to take better care of her instead of forcing her to live such a sorry life. She was only 17 and does not want to be anyone's wife at the moment. She vowed that if he forces her hands, she would hate him for eternity. However when it was time for her to leave, she was unable to stop her flow of tears. Is the love story between the bandit of Praiwaree and the heavenly flower really going to end like this?

Nai Hoi Tamin is about the difficult life of the people of the East of Thailand – in a time when drought and poverty forced them to bring their buffalos for sale around the center of Thailand. There was a strong leader, “Nai Hoi Tamin”, who led the big caravans for the long and sometimes dangerous trip. Along the way, they had to deal with many kind of hardships, such as robbers and thieves, illness, and the difficulty of traveling.

Kimhan and Mookrin's love ends when Kimhan thinks that Mookrin's brother, Thada, had killed his sister for her fortune. Kimhan plots his revenge by ending his engagement to Mookrin and then asking her friend, Paktra, to marry him. Kimhan introduces Thada to the gambling world where hr got a large debt to pay off. Kimhan then forces Mookrin to repay her brother's debt. (Source: OhSweetHaven)

A young woman gets transported back almost 200 years by a spell through a magical vessel where she meets her soulmate and uncovers secrets that connect to the future.