Your Dear Daddy
Exiled from home, a man finds solace in Chiang Rai, where a guarded man helps him heal—and teaches him how to love in return.
Episodes
Pampered Saithan is forced into tea plantation labor to clear a debt, but his arrival triggers an investigation.
Broke Saithan hits Sila's sister's car and must work off the debt at Sila's farm, right after their one-night stand.
Saithan adjusts to farm life but resists getting attached, while Sila seizes the chance to win his heart.
Sila uses a debt excuse to stay close to an uncomfortable Saithan, while Mueanprae boldly flirts with Gale.
Sila fears Saithan will leave after his debt is paid, while Maenmueang plots a disruptive scheme to cause trouble.
As suspicion spreads across the farm, Sila stays by Saithan's side while preparing a move against Maenmueang.
Sila's conflict with Maenmueang escalates, while his bond with Saithan deepens in quiet, heartfelt moments.
A fashion show faces unexpected chaos as Sila fights to protect both his dream and his future with Saithan.
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Dominic Kebre
TMDB2 months ago
Gorgeous start, a bit too rushed towards the end
I have often complained about Thai BL series dragging on and on without much happening as writers desperately try to extend a story to 12 episodes or even more that could easily be done in 8 episodes. “Your Dear Daddy“ is probably the first time I’m complaining about the opposite, which is a shame, because the series started promisingly and appeared to be well constructed in its first half, felt rushed and full of holes in the final three episodes. It feels like it was supposed to have 10 episodes, and had to be cut to 8 for whatever reason.
More about this later – let’s start with a short synopsis. Saithan (SaengNuea) suffers from serious mental issues caused by a toxic relationship with Phayu (Ta Nannakon) and witnessing his suicide. After this, he is afraid of starting a new relationship, seeking satisfaction in one-night stands (“I don’t do seconds“). One of his hook-ups is Sila (Fluke Pusit), owner of the Phu Saengdao tea farm and resort.
On his way to a vacation near Chiang Mai, Saithan has a car accident with the daughter of Sila’s rival farmer. Saithan has no money to compensate for the damage, so Sila, who happens to appear at the site of the accident, offers to settle the matter, if Saithan agrees to pay off his debt by working on the tea farm.
The first days as a farmworker are hard for Saithan, the spoiled city brat, but young farmworkers Mok (Caesar Phudit) and Saengla (Defei Chan) help him getting used to the hard work. Saithan honestly tries to adapt to the unusual situation, and soon he gets along with most of the farmhands.
Sila, who is attracted to the guy who is much younger than himself, and who was not just naughty during, but even cruel after their first hook-up. Sila soon notices that Saithan is carrying some kind of burden, and he takes care of him in situations when Saithan is overwhelmed by his trauma. He falls in love with him, but Saithan at first keeps his distance.
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