Kharuehason Ban Thung

Mr. Thongkorn (Ekkaphan Bunluerit) and Mrs. Prik (Apaporn Nakornsawan), a wealthy couple from Ban Haew, Bang Pla Ma District, move their family to Bangkok. They buy a luxurious mansion in the heart of the city, located in an area known as "Soi Setthie" (Millionaire's Lane). This mansion formerly belonged to a bankrupt tycoon. They purchase it through a broker who never imagined that Thongkorn's family would have such immense wealth, nor did he understand why they would want to live in a Bangkok mansion. Mrs. Prik and Thongkorn agree to buy the property, paying with stacks of cash carried in large jars, leaving the broker stunned.
Thongkorn returns to Soi Setthie, bringing his family to Bangkok in an old pickup truck, accompanied by a marching band from Suphan Buri and several jars of savings. With him are his children and relatives: Sato (Noppon Pitaklohpanit), the eldest son who always seems drunk and frequently gets searched by police or chased home due to his provocative demeanor; Salee (Piyaphan Khamkris), a handsome teenage son with a country style, who is kind, honest, religious, and loves helping others regardless of their social class; Chomyong (Chompoonuch Piyathamchai), Sato's wife, a feisty woman who loves door-to-door sales and bickers with people from every region; and Chedi (Jirayu Khunrak), Sato's mischievous son who always manages to "acquire" things wherever he goes. Everyone hopes their life in Bangkok will be as happy as it was in Bang Pla Ma.
Mrs. Prik reveals the truth to her children: they bought this mansion because she was once insulted by a wealthy person living in this village, though she can't remember exactly who. Part of the reason for moving here is to prove that country folks can use money to outshine the rich people who like to flaunt their wealth by buying land upcountry.
The arrival of Thongkorn's family creates chaos due to their friendly, down-to-earth country lifestyle. Their immediate neighbors, who usually keep to themselves, are horrified. Madam Prakaipetch (Naowarat Yuktanan), a flamboyant jewelry shop owner, and Sia Maruay (Krirk Schiller) have a son, P'Morakot (Nonthapan Jaikunta), and a daughter, Nong Ploy (Palita Kosolsak), who are just as extravagant as their mother. They view Thongkorn's family negatively, thinking these "country bumpkins" will be annoying neighbors.
However, there is Namcha (Napassorn Iamcharoen), a kind-hearted girl next door who might soon move abroad with her parents. She is welcoming to Thongkorn's household, offering advice on do's and don'ts in Soi Setthie. Salee is impressed by Namcha's kindness and secretly develops a crush on her but dares not show it, fearing she won't accept a simple country boy like him. Unknown to him, P'Morakot from the next house begins to bully Salee in every way possible because he has been in love with Namcha for a long