#Likit Ruk

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The Top 10 Thai Dramas You Can't Miss

Thailand, known for its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and delectable cuisine, has also made a significant mark in the world of entertainment, particularly in the realm of television dramas. Thai dramas, also known as "Lakorn," have gained immense popularity not only in Thailand but also among international audiences. With captivating storylines, talented actors, and beautifully shot scenes, Thai dramas have managed to win the hearts of viewers worldwide. Here, we present the top 10 Thai dramas that you simply can't afford to miss.

"Love Destiny" (Bupphesannivas)

This historical romance drama is a time-traveling tale of a modern-day archaeologist who is transported back in time to the Ayutthaya period. There, she finds herself entangled in a love story that transcends centuries. The blend of historical elements, romance, and a touch of comedy makes "Love Destiny" a must-watch for fans of the genre.

"The Crown Princess" (Likit Ruk)

This captivating drama revolves around the life of an ordinary woman who is suddenly thrust into the world of royalty when she discovers that she is the long-lost crown princess. With political intrigue, complex relationships, and a strong-willed heroine, "The Crown Princess" keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

"Hormones: The Series"

A groundbreaking series that explores the lives of Thai high school students, "Hormones" delves deep into the challenges and experiences faced by teenagers. With its honest portrayal of issues such as friendship, love, and identity, this drama struck a chord with both young and adult audiences.

"The Gifted"

"The Gifted" combines elements of science fiction and mystery, telling the story of a group of students with supernatural abilities who must navigate a world that fears and discriminates against them. The series offers a unique twist on the high school drama genre.

"U-Prince Series"

This anthology series features a collection of love stories, each focusing on a different "prince" and his romantic journey. From a genius engineer to a bad boy musician, "U-Prince Series" offers a variety of romantic tales that cater to diverse tastes.

"Kiss Me"

A delightful romantic comedy based on the popular manga "Itazura na Kiss," "Kiss Me" follows the quirky and endearing relationship between a high-achieving girl and a handsome but aloof guy. Their unlikely romance makes for a heartwarming and funny series.

"The Sand Princess" (Sai Tarn Hua Jai)

This gripping drama tells the story of a young woman seeking revenge against her family's enemies. With a strong female lead, intricate plot twists, and a touch of suspense, "The Sand Princess" keeps viewers hooked from start to finish.

"SOTUS: The Series"

Set in a university, "SOTUS" explores the challenges faced by a group of freshmen who must undergo a rigorous hazing process led by their senior. Amidst the trials and tribulations, a unique love story unfolds, making it a must-watch for fans of the coming-of-age genre.

"Love by Chance"

This drama follows the life of a young college student who unexpectedly falls in love with a popular and openly gay senior. "Love by Chance" is a heartwarming tale of love transcending societal norms and prejudices.

"The Stranded"

Mixing elements of survival, mystery, and drama, "The Stranded" is a thrilling series about a group of high school students stranded on an island after a tsunami. As they struggle to survive and uncover the island's secrets, tensions rise, and secrets are revealed.

Thai dramas offer a diverse range of genres and storylines, making them accessible and appealing to a wide audience. Whether you're a fan of romance, suspense, or comedy, Thai dramas have something for everyone. These top 10 Thai dramas are not only highly entertaining but also provide a glimpse into Thai culture and society, making them a perfect choice for both seasoned fans and newcomers to the world of Thai television. So, grab some popcorn and get ready to embark on an exciting journey through the world of Thai dramas!

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[zalrb]

Hello I just wanted to know your opinion on Dawin and Alice's chemistry from The Crown Princess or Likit Ruk with each other. I personally think they have great chemistry with each other even before I knew the actors had been a couple for nearly 12 years but they just need a better written drama and a different network to utilize it fully but I digress.

Here's a Twitter thread of scenes between them with English subtitles:

https://twitter.com/blairwaldorfs_/status/1128275410796441600

https://twitter.com/blairwaldorfs_/status/1134077374792839168

https://twitter.com/blairwaldorfs_/status/1143854441096867840

Here are some gifs: 

https://lucidezsilenciosa.tumblr.com/tagged/the%20crown%20princess

I watched a few scenes on YouTube too and yeah, I can see the chemistry, there's a sort of charge to their interactions, a kind of like a hint of knowingness, which reminds me of Wei Young and Tuoba Jun. I watched this scene and I was like ... yeah

[sol-yeon]

2 lives destined to meet, a connection beyond fate. One life as high as the sky, another life as strong as a mountain.

[dangermousie]

Yessss, the other lakorn I plan to watch - Likit Ruk, about the crown princess and the bodyguard, aka my fave trope.

[blivks]

9/∞ outfits of princess alice in likit ruk

[mytalemyworld]

Tv Shows - Likit Ruk / The Crown Princess

Duty and love...they can't go together.

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I'm happy to be here looking at the sky without trying to possess it.

11.04

[mmm4fandom]

“It’s my duty.” - Dawin Samuthyakorn

link: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bj56QExDFBv/?taken-by=dedicated_nadech.fan

[ncyaj]

Recent edit I made for the airing lakorn ลิขิตรัก Likit Ruk (The Crown Princess)

Episode 1 was intense! So much action and Princess Alice is bad ass! She can fight, shoot with a gun and throw a dagger. She can also shoot with a bow and arrow which we have not seen yet in the episode but in the teasers. She doesn’t need to wait for a hero to save her and takes care of herself. As for Lieutenant Commander Davin, do I need to say anything?....He is HOT! LOL Can’t wait for the upcoming episodes so we can see how their story unfolds! ^_^

[kittychicha]

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Likit Ruk

Enjoy videos, interviews with YaYa & Nadech we don't have long to go till the 14th

[fyeahyadech]

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Don’t risk yourself like that, your life is valuable and important to many people. If you want to take any risk, then tell me. I’ll risk myself for you.

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Matt Peranee + Nadech Kugimiya on the set of My Love From Another Star ลิขิตรักข้ามดวงดาว (cr.)

[dangermousie]

The Usual Shows I am Watching List

For the next week or so at least (obviously, I am unlikely to watch every single one on the list, but they are all in the running; it’s like a preview for posts I am likely to make).

The Abyss (Korea) - I am a few eps behind and, frankly, the drama about two dead people brought back into different bodies, hunting a serial killer and finding love, should be more engaging and smarter than it is, but it’s a pleasant easy watch and I am very fond of the two leads.

Angel’s Last Mission (Korea) - I am only two eps in, but the gorgeous intensity reminds me of old-school kdrama melos that I love so much. A bitter blind ballerina and an angel who is supposed to help her find love but falls for her instead is probably doomed for disaster in terms of happy ending, but I will be eating up all the pain!

Arthdal Chronicles (Korea) - grim (but not too grim) cool and otherwordly fantasy. I still don’t care for any characters, but the drama itself is great to watch.

Cage of Love (China) - surprisingly, not a BDSM tale. Hawick Lau wears amazing outfits and seeks revenge while trying to clear himself from being framed on a regular basis and dealing with heroine who sometimes loves him and sometimes thinks he is the resident serial killer. I started it years ago and now feel like continuing.

The Crowned Clown (Korea) - I need a sageuk in my life and watching Yeo Jin Gu in the pretty inferior Absolute Boyfriend made me remember how impressed I was by him playing both a psycho king and a sweet acrobat doppleganger who replaces him, so I restarted it.

Good Omens (UK) - loved the book when I read it a gazillion years ago and the first ep was good!

Heart of Stone/Hua Jai Sila (Thailand) - basically a 1980s romance crack about a pimp who comes back for revenge on his stepmom and falls for his childhood friend, this is insane! But addictive! Also make-outs!

Here to Heart (China) - it’s on my list and I may or may not get to it. I like the angsty premise and credits (they used to be lovers until she broke his heart in what I am sure is either a misunderstanding or noble idiocy), now he is mega rich and she is hired as his assistant, but Zhang Han has never clicked with me for some reason. He’s good-looking, he’s an OK actor, but for whatever reason he just doesn’t have that “it” for me. Maybe this drama will change that. 

Just Between Lovers (Korea) - when it was airing and people were falling madly in love with it, I was in a kdrama slump that no kdrama could cure. But now - oh, this is so achingly, perfectly, emotionally gorgeous. Only one ep in, but I already know this will be a keeper.

Kimse Bilmez (Turkey) - the one Turkish entry on this list! Starts on Tuesday, promises angst, women in danger, macho traditional men who defend them blah blah blah. As a modern feminist, I should probably be appalled, but I like what I like and gimme gimme gimme!

Le Coup de Foudre (China) - I just want to see the aristocrat daughter and the hot constable from An Oriental Odyssey be an OTP, all right?

Legend of Fuyao (China) - am on ep 22 I think. It’s pretty and shippy and I won’t stay awake freaking out about characters or plot twists, but watching Ethan Ruan worship the ground Yang Mi walks on never gets old.

Legend of the Phoenix (China)  - on ep 4! Get subbed quicker for my sanity, pls. Love story, scheming courtiers, angst, period costumes. What more does a girl need? Jeremy Tsui looking scrumptious, apparently.

The Legends (China) - finally hit ep 20! I like it and it’s a relaxing, fun, cute watch. Though if Zhao Yao figures out Demon Boy likes her before at least a dozen eps pass, despite him doing everything but carving “I love Zhao Yao” into his chest, I would faint from shock.

Letting You Float Like a Dream (China) - I am excited Young Lord from Minglan gets to be the hero of his own story and get the girl he wants (even if he has to reincarnate a couple of times first), plus look cool in 1930s duds. This is very much my thing.

Likit Ruk/The Crown Princess (Thailand) - sometimes a lady just wants to watch a good, old-fashioned princess x bodyguard romance, especially when said princess and bodyguard are hot enough to set the Chao Praya river on fire.

Listening Snow Tower (China) - on ep 38 now. Gorgeous visuals, awesome fights, and the Victorian duality of the chaste and almost unspoken but frighteningly intense romance is so my jam. But if they kill the hero, I will riot. Let him and Lady Badass wuxia into sunset together, pls. 

My Absolute Boyfriend (Korea) - I am all up to date with this one. Which is weird because I am not up to date on other dramas I like more. This is a giant meh emotionally, and wastes some really good actors, but it is so good-naturedly unoffensive, I can’t even complain. Still, perhaps the story of a lady buying a lovebot should have stayed solely in manga form because I’ve never seen an amazing adaptation of it.

Pretty Man (China) - I liked the first ep, and you have no idea how rare it is for me to say that about a contemporary cdrama. Childhood loves who find second chances yes pls.

Princess Silver (China) - Yuu Watase, is that you? Did you write this? Cracky, not too serious, but seriously addictive, this is a chocolate bon bon in drama form. PS Pls cure the prince of his touch phobia through LOTS of skinship, princess!

Siege in Fog (China) - romantic dysfunction reigns supreme, even more so than gorgeous 1930s outfits and people. Elvis Han and Sun Yi boil my blood in amazingly pleasant ways as two people in a marriage of inconvenience, where he pines for her but won’t show it and she loves another, until she wakes up and realizes that HELLO IT’S SEX ON LEGS ELVIS, I NEED TO GET SOME OF THAT! And the civil war says, “not so fast!”

Too Late To Say I Love You (China) - I started it years ago when it was not fully subbed and loved it because in my secret heart-of-hearts, I too want a mega hot warlord who looks like Wallace Chung and has stylish 1930s cars and a private army to sweep me off my feet and obsess over me in an unhealthy but hormonally incredible fashion as if I am the only woman in the world. SiF reminded me of this so here we are. 

Tried and dropped:

The Plough Department of Song Dynasty (China) - watched one episode, felt my brain leaking out of my ears and bailed. Granted, I watch plenty of dumb stuff so far be it from me to act high and mighty about a bit of brainless fun, but I don’t like mysteries, there was no angst, and I couldn’t care less if all the characters fell into a giant pit, so here we go...

Well Intended Love (China) - people didn’t like it because the male lead was a sociopath. I didn’t like it because it was cutesy and boring and nobody in it  bothered to act (or couldn’t.) I bailed long before the dysfunction, that’s how bored I was.