Pick an emotion - this drama has every emotion you can think of with no lack of intensity. The best part of the drama - it was well written - it allows the viewer to become invested in each character and the actions taken by that character. You feel for the characters because the actors are so good. I am new to Lakorns and the idea of Karma was explained strongly and convincingly. It is a drama about consequential choices and ramifications of those choices on yourself as well as others both negatively and positively. The actors were chosen well for their roles - kudos to whoever was casting director. The scenery felt authentic and the cinematography and camera angles were all good.

Another important part of this story - it did had the best ending. No character was left with a story dangling -- it was told from beginning to end so as a viewer I was totally satisfied.

Would I recommend watching -- most definitely. I haven't watched many Lakorns but this is already on the top of my list as my favorite. Definitely not a slap and kiss drama but a well founded story of personal life experiences centered around a family environment.