This lakorn, Me You Always, had its unique flair and provided a good amount of situational comedy, witty, and lowbrow humor for some good laughs. For me, Thai lakorns have their brand of slapstick antics that mesh well with the plot and character development. I read some criticism that the acting was too exaggerated, but I have enjoyed enough Thai lakorns to expect and accept that. Each one brought its cultural style, and even though none were perfect, the great mix of comedy, romance, and drama resulted in entertaining watches for me.

The value of knowing one's self-worth and loving yourself first I have seen the Korean original and Chinese adaptation of this drama, and I liked them both. (Source: Viki || Edited by Lee C at MyDramaList) Edit Translation Randa, who is supposed to dump Kevin, falls for him instead! Compounding Ploypailin’s troubles is her co-worker Tula appears to be falling for her! Will anything go according to plan? Things get messy when Ploypailin is assigned to work directly under Kevin, who scolds her regularly, still unaware of her true identity. Desperately wanting to reignite the spark between them, Ploypailin persuades her attractive friend Randa to pose as her to reunite with him. Ploypailin becomes an intern at the fashion magazine where the now-handsome Kevin has risen to senior editor. But when her family’s business hits rock bottom and eventually bankrupts, she experiences such hardships that her once radiant beauty begins to fade. She has fond memories of her once-pudgy childhood friend and secret first love, Kevin.

The young, beautiful, carefree Ploypailin comes from a wealthy publishing family.

And it always you and me