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Kate’s father owed lots of money to some gamblers so he ripped off Seit 's company to pay them back. Seit catches him and in order to pay the debt, Kate's father sells Kate to Seit because he knew that Seit can take care of his daughter. Kate moves into Seit 's house and she begins taking care of Seit's family.

The country is developing and slowly opening up towards foreign influences, further advancing their own civilization and bringing in the competition that comes with prosperity. Despite this, a young man wants to enter the government, attracting the women who wants to marry men who have good jobs as they strive to be regarded as their first and only wife. But in an age where polygamy is the norm, the struggle to be number one proves to be quite the battle.

Bua comes from a wealthy, Chinese-Thai family in the soy sauce industry. Her mom is constantly longing for respect within the hi-so community and forces Bua to marry Chatchai, a man who could get them there. Bua is a sweet person but cannot fathom marrying a man she does not love and barely knows, so she and her best friend Cartoon try to find a way out. Coincidentally, they overhear her brother Petch talking on the phone with his friend Ran—Bua's childhood crush—who is in need of a woman to masquerade as his girlfriend! This inspired the duo to formulate a plan.

A Womans Trickery

My Hero is a series of dramas based on novels about the careers of the heroes in 5 different stories.

Kate's father stole money from Sake's company and when he finds out he starts looking for Kate's father. However, Kate's father runs away. When they find him he has to go to the hospital because of a heart condition. There, he decides to sell Kate to Sake to pay off his debts and because he knew Sake's family wanted an heir and would take care of Kate. Sake gradually begins to fall in love with Kate. Meanwhile, Sake's ex-wife Itsala doesn't believe Sake has moved on to Kate and continuously chases after him.

Mawin and Baeng are two identical men from different backgrounds. Baeng grew up as a street kid in Thailand, while Mawin comes from a wealthy family and lived abroad. After losing his adopted wealthy parents in a plane crash, Baeng's face is deformed, and he disappears for eight years, returning as Tanakan. Meanwhile, Mawin pretends to be Baeng and enters his childhood friend Cindy's life.

Kongpop's dad and Namnueng's dad used to be good friends. They even invested their own money in the pub business together. This business went too well and Kongpop's dad betrayed his own friend and stole the whole business for himself, 20 years go by and Kongpop's dad knew that he would die soon and because of his guilt from 20 years ago he gave Namnueng a large amount of money. When his dad died, Kongpop came back from the US for the funeral and found out about the will of his dad, he became very angry and wanted to get back at Namnueng. He makes her fall in love with him so that she will sign over all of the money to him. After she finds out Namnueng wants nothing to do with Kongpop, too bad he just realized that he was in love with her.

Lagardère is a French miniseries consisting of six 50-minute episodes, created by Marcel Jullian based on Paul Féval's novel Le Bossu (the eighth film adaptation outside of theater, out of 10 known adaptations), and some of the sequels imagined by Paul Féval Jr.1, directed by Jean-Pierre Decourt, and broadcast from September 20 to October 25, 1967, on the first channel of ORTF.

Meng Tinghui, the first female scholar, climbs power through cunning, fueled by devotion to the emperor who saved her. Unaware of his love, their bond is marred by her infamy.