Ngern Pak Pee

A young businessman with a deep interest in the occult accidentally causes the death of his own wife after misusing dark magic. Later, he challenges a powerful occult master but is defeated. Before dying, he performs a ritual to seal his own spirit—placing a silver coin engraved with a flower on one side and a bird on the other inside his coffin, while keeping a similar gold coin in his mouth as “spirit money.”
However, the coins are stolen, breaking the seal. His spirit returns—vengeful, powerful, and violent—seeking to reclaim what was taken.
Wanphut and Phintuan are siblings. Phintuan is fascinated by supernatural matters and often explores the unknown. She acts out to spite her father, Serm, who brings a stepmother, Malin, into their home.
Malin has a son from a previous marriage named Mek, a troublemaker with a delinquent personality. Urai, the long-time housemaid, discovers that Malin uses black magic to control Serm and make him infatuated with her. Malin’s true goal is to seize Serm’s wealth and use it to maintain a relationship with Chot, a well-known businessman secretly involved in manipulating the amulet market.
Mek attempts to assault Phintuan, but when she reports it to her father, she receives no support. Mek and Wanphut frequently fight, with Wanphut always winning—fueling Malin’s anger. She retaliates by constantly abusing and manipulating both children, doing everything she can to pressure and break them.
Although Urai tries to protect the siblings, her efforts fail. Malin demands that Serm fire Urai, but he hesitates. Enraged, Malin resorts to black magic to harm Urai—but mysteriously, her attempts never succeed.
**What will happen next? Follow the story in “Ngern Pak Phi” (The Spirit’s Mouth Money).