Lek Code Banh Cheak Kapit

Lek Code Banh Cheak Kapit The series is related to accounting and for those unfamiliar with the terminology will feel lost because there really isn’t much explanation. You’ll have to read up on it to enjoy the show because there is a LOT of tactics and plays based on that. You can ignore and try to get the gist of things.

The story is about a high school graduate who joins an accounting firm in order to take it down because his adopted father’s company was run to the ground which resulted in his death. The story felt had so much potential but right off the bat I didn’t exactly enjoy the first couple of episodes. A lot happening but hard to make sense of it. But the actual story develops quite slowly. Makes sense because it’s not easy for someone who has no idea of the inner workings of an accountancy firm to do any real damage so the first few episodes are just him trying to learn the ropes. I only started to enjoy the show midway when a lot of exciting things were happening – both good and bad.

Until episode 11, I was finally enjoying the show and happy with how things were being resolved. Episode 12, however, was a big let down. When you think of all the crimes committed by a certain someone and the way they let things play out, it feels like a betrayal to the time I, as a viewer, put in. Some like of think of it as realistic but we aren’t exactly watching a documentary. And even if we talk about realism, the director seemed to want us to experience some kind of empathy for a horrible character. Are we supposed to forget the people who lost everything including their lives? I don’t see how the male leads can be happy considering the circumstances. It doesn’t feel real to me at all.

• Accountant Male Lead
• Bromance
• Business
• Corruption
• Injustice
• Office Setting
• Revenge
• Smart Male Lead
• Workplace Politics
• Workplace Setting