Le Nang Hong

From a young girl born into a high-ranking family but discarded in a trash can and raised in the slums, the path to becoming a con artist begins. She transforms into many faces: a "Molam" singer at a famous cafe, a news reporter, and a high-society Thai-Singaporean woman. However, her fun life of disguises hits a stumbling block when fate leads her to him—a handsome young heir desired by many women. He intends to rip off her mask to reveal her true identity, but instead, it leads to a cute, smile-inducing romance that helps restore her to her true origins as a "swan."
Sina (Satawat Doonwichit) and Mananya (Oui-Suthita Gatetanon) had a daughter named Mattana (Preaw-Tussaneeya Karnsomnut). However, Wikanda (Kaew-Apiradee Pawaputanon Na Mahasarakham), her adoptive aunt, stole the baby and threw her in a trash can. Wikanda replaced her with Wissanee (Kookkik-Kochakorn Songsangterm), her own daughter with Kriangkrai (Kajornsak Rattananissai)—a salesman whom she pushed in front of a car, believing he was dead. Wissanee grows up to be extremely spoiled.
Meanwhile, the family of Suchinda (Smith Thanachote) and Lakkhana (Natcha Butsri) has a handsome son named Surak (Boss-Tonon Wongboon) and a daughter named Noopook (Chawallarat Jenjitranon). The two families are close and arrange for their children to marry, but Surak does not love Wissanee at all.
Jarunee (Poo-Mantana Himatongkam), after being abandoned by her husband Sompop (Oliver Beaver) and fired from her company, happens to find the baby abandoned in the trash. Taking pity on the child, she adopts her and names her Manow (Preaw-Tussaneeya Karnsomnut). Manow grows up in the slums as a spunky girl who loves justice, with Khao Mao (Moo-Pusana Buangam) and Khao Poon (Phone-Kanthanachote Punbootda) as her close lackeys.
Mother and daughter are forced to flee from the pursuit of Sia Praphas (Ping-Somporn Preedamanoch), relying on disguises to survive. Manow crosses paths with Surak, the man determined to unmask her. Surak has a close friend named Cheewin (Big-Kiattisak Jarasmas). As Surak and Manow get closer and bicker playfully, they unknowingly fall in love. He helps find a way for "Mattana" to reunite with her true parents.
As the truth nears revelation, the jealousy and malice of the aunt reignite when she discovers that the niece she stole and threw away is not dead. With Surak trying to investigate Manow's true identity, will Manow be able to return to being Mattana as she was meant to be?
Follow the story in "Leh Nang Hong" (The Wily Swan), airing daily Monday to Sunday at 18:30 on Channel 7. Premiering Saturday, January 25, 2014.