Kaw Morn Bai Nun Tee Tur Fun Yam Nun

This is the story of a young man born with the label “bad luck.”
Wayu Phubanwibulrak, or Longjun (Sornram Theppitak), is the middle son in a family where his father (Panya Nirankul) has never shown him any care or attention. The father believes Longjun is a jinx who brought misfortune to the family, causing losses in his land development business. Because of this, he named him “Longjun,” in contrast to his two siblings.
The eldest brother, Thom, is well-behaved, intelligent, and obedient. The youngest, Kee, is mischievous, stubborn, and good at flattering others. Both are praised, admired, and loved by their father—unlike Longjun, who only receives warmth and support from his mother, who becomes his refuge whenever he has problems.
One day, the family’s life changes when the father begins earning large sums from his construction business. He brings a new woman into the house, pushing the mother beyond her limits. She runs away, taking Longjun with her and leaving the other two children behind. They move to the countryside after separating from the father.
Later, Longjun is forced to flee back to Bangkok after getting into a fight and assaulting his stepfather. By chance, he is arrested, and his father comes to bail him out. His return sparks resentment in his younger brother, now called “Lucky.” Kee runs away from home, and their father is injured in an accident while searching for him.
The father then asks Longjun to help with work in another province.
Will Longjun succeed? What will he encounter along the way?
And will he finally find the love and warmth he has long been searching for…?