The things I liked about this lakorn are exactly what other reviews here mention: less is more. Small, regular human problems touch my heart more than saving the world. So, when I began to watch the main heroine to set on path to just spend some time with her father (even without necessarily telling him she's his daughter) it was ENOUGH for me.

Unfortunatelly, Nadech annoyed the hell out of me! I would so prefer just a father-daughter story this time. The romance line was a surplus for me as I find the lead actor off-putting, but apart from my dislike of him I can't say anything bad, luckilly the romance line was not that prominent.

As I hate Tanya Tanyares, I skipped her scenes entirely. Who I appreciate is Au Tanakorn, perfect for the role of the father. The only problem is his concurrent pairing here with the pretty wooden doll Diana Flipo, visibly even younger than Mew Nittha playing his daughter. Though I'm not bigot to condemn an age-gap couples in general, it IS a disturbing element in here and if the producers wanted Au Tanakorn to do an age-gap romance (Au Tanakorn is still attractive and good enough actor, so why not), then perhaps they should save it for other than this particular lakorn.

All in al, as this was not a re-watch material, my rate is - as so often again - the perfect average.