Jao Ying Lhong Yook

In the Emerald City, Princess Kannikagesorn, the daughter of the ruler Lord Aai Kumton, is renowned across all realms for her exquisite beauty. However, the princess is spoiled, arrogant, and haughty, making her unbearable to the royal courtiers. The only exception is Ramthep, her loyal royal guard. The princess is quite displeased with him because no matter how much she bullies or teases Ramthep, he always manages to do exactly as she demands. As a result, she can never find a reason to punish him. Yet, deep down, Princess Kannikagesorn secretly harbors feelings for Ramthep.
A major incident occurs when Lord Aai Kumton decides to marry Princess Kannikagesorn off to Prince Tuensang, the son of a neighboring realm, to forge an alliance. This causes great distress and resentment for the princess, and she looks for a way to avoid the marriage. This troubles Ramthep, her close guard, who tries to persuade her but fails. Instead, it only makes Princess Kannikagesorn feel hurt and want to run away.
One night, while Ramthep is agonizing alone over Princess Kannikagesorn's situation, an angel suddenly appears before him. The angel gives him a pink jasmine flower, claiming it is a magical flower that grants any wish upon praying. Ramthep presents it to Princess Kannikagesorn, hoping it will ease her mind. The princess prays to the pink jasmine, wishing to disappear from this world so she won't have to marry Prince Tuensang. True to her wish, the princess vanishes.
Princess Kannikagesorn reappears in the modern era, right in the middle of a performance by the "Chok Kawee Sin" Likay (Thai folk theater) troupe. The performance is being led by Mongkol Chok Kawee Sin, a sweet-faced rising likay star and a favorite among fans. As Mongkol is performing his moves, her sudden appearance shocks everyone. Meanwhile, Por Chok, the troupe owner, and his daughter Banchuen are anxiously waiting to see if May (or Malee Chok Kawee Sin), their diva likay superstar, will arrive in time, as she is too busy shopping at the market to care about the show. They are distracted by the crowd's uproar, assuming the new arrival is a new lead actress. When Princess Kannikagesorn looks around and sees strangers, she starts causing a scene. Spotting Ram—the son of Lady Patcharee who hired the likay troupe—who looks exactly like Ramthep, she rushes to him for help. However, Ram rejects her and calls her crazy.
Later, Ram accidentally hits Princess Kannikagesorn with his car. The likay troupe takes her in to care for her. When the princess regains consciousness, she deliriously demands to return to the Emerald City, making everyone think she is genuinely insane. Ram, out of concern, comes to check on her and, seeing her condition, decides to take responsibility. Banchuen steps in to comfort Princess Kannikagesorn, helping her realize that if she cannot return to the Emerald City right now, she should stay here and happily become a likay performer.
All these events are observed by Suthee, an archaeologist who looks exactly like Prince Tuensang. Suthee is very interested in the story of Princess Kannikagesorn and the Emerald City, so he approaches her and promises to find a way to help her return home.
At the likay troupe, Princess Kannikagesorn is given the new name "Kannika." Everyone loves and adores her, except for May, who dislikes Kannika and constantly finds ways to bully her out of fear of losing her leading lady status. Meanwhile, Ram is looking for a new product presenter with classic Thai beauty. Lady Patcharee suggests Kannika. At first, Ram refuses because he dislikes her, but ultimately he has to choose her because no one else is as suitable as Kannika.
Lady Patcharee asks Por Chok to take Kannika under her care. During her time at Lady Patcharee's house, Ram and Kannika have to work together and become very close. Their relationship gradually develops without them realizing it. This causes great dissatisfaction for Chonlada, a model who secretly likes Ram, prompting her to plot against them to separate Ram and Kannika, with Suthee cooperating in the scheme.
Back in the Emerald City, Lord Aai Kumton is deeply anxious about Princess Kannikagesorn's disappearance. Similarly, Ramthep desperately searches for the princess and prays to the angel, asking to cross dimensions to find her, with Prince Tuensang following closely behind. How will the story conclude? Will Ramthep find the princess and successfully bring her back to the Emerald City? What will be the final conclusion of the princess's love story? Find out in the drama "Jao Ying Long Yook" (The Lost Princess), airing daily at 6:40 PM on Channel 7. The fun begins broadcasting today.