Kimhan and Mookarin were engaged to be married but a tragedy destroyed their happiness. Mon, Kimhan's sister, was found dead and her husband Tada, Mook's brother, was accused of killing her. The case went to court and Tada was acquitted with Mook taking the stand as her brother's alibi and Mon's death was ruled an accident. Kimhan was furious that his sister's killer walked free and that Mook lied to help acquit her brother. If the law could not punish Tada, Kimhan will do it himself, so he vowed to get revenge. He actively persecuted Tada and broke off his engagement to Mook. In pursuing his revenge, he caused a lot of pain to Tada, Mook and other innocent people. Yet, through it all, neither Kimhan nor Mook could forget their love for each other. They were filled with conflicting feelings of love, hate, revenge and loyalty as they, and the people around them, get caught in Kimhan's whirlpool of revenge. Adapted from the novel "Mia Nok Hua Jai" by Chalalai.

The resentment between two love rivals is passed on to their descendants and grows into a war between two bloodlines. Onnapa was a mistress of a millionaire who owned the biggest flower business in the country. For years, she endured all kinds of mistreatment by her husband’s lawful wife Kannika. When their husband died, Kannika kicked Onnapa and her daughter Ornsalao out of their home. Even decades later, Onnapa remains enraged by the injustice. Onsalao and Kannika's daughter Thantawan become sworn enemies; their ire does not wane over the years. Unlike Onsalao, Thantawan is successful in business alongside her ex-husband Cheewin. However, she is unlucky in love. Her current husband, Warut, is a gambling addict and leaches off her for money. Thantawan becomes involved with much younger Worakorn, unaware that he is actually Onsalao's son. Worakorn clashes with Mintra, Thantawan's and Cheewin's only child. She is technically his boss, but he doesn't respect her. Thantawan neglects her younger children, Nonsee and Iris, whom she had with Warut. Iris rebels against the family and eventually runs away to be with Wech, Onsalao's youngest son. Non, meanwhile, is always expected to take care of Iris. He buckles under the pressure of never being able to please his mother. Onnapa and Onsalao begin scheming against their rivals. They plan to reclaim the things that should have been theirs. Filled with trickery, deceit, and betrayal, how will this war end?

The country's leading all-boys school, Suppalo, is strictly governed. Rumour has it that a curse will punish students who act out, a curse that grows stronger as the solar eclipse nears. But where there are rules, there will naturally be those who want to break them. A group of students calling themselves “The World Remembers” unite to challenge the school's authority and demand their rights. Head student prefect Akk and his cohorts are tasked with dissuading the rebel group. Then Ayan, a mysterious new student, arrives. Akk is suspicious of Ayan, this boy whose behaviour is so odd and who regularly challenges the school's norms. Ayan has enrolled in hopes of discovering the person who pushed his uncle Dika to suicide. His only evidence leading him to Suppalo School is in his uncle's old notebook. Ayan's method of dealing with Akk's scrutiny is to toy with him. Adapted from the novel "คาธ Eclipse" by Prapt (ปราปต์).

Eight-part anthology series that continues the stories of Tian and Phupha (A Tale of Thousand Stars), Pran and Pat (Bad Buddy), Khabkluen and Daonuea (Star and Sky: Star in My Mind), Nuengdiao and Palm (Never Let me Go), Cher and Gun (A Boss and a Babe), Talay and Puen (Vice Versa), Akk and Ayan (The Eclipse), and Tinn and Gun (My School President).