The Musical Murder

Panprakai, or Dao, wakes up at a funeral surrounded by people she knows, without knowing whose funeral it is or how she got there. It's not until she sees that the picture on the funeral table is her own.

While everyone believed the star's death was a suicide, the general discovered evidence that revealed the entire incident was merely a staged event by people in the theater.

The spirit of Dao reveals herself to the general who is trying to expose the real murderer, and together they search for the truth. Using the general's intellect and Dao's memories, they discover that someone in the theater may be plotting against them.

Dao had tried everything she could to get a role in a stage play and rose to prominence beyond anyone else in the field. Kwan was demoted because of her, and this may have been the motivation behind this tragedy.

A suicide attempt turns into a murder case, possibly involving something from the very beginning of a play, written by none other than Narit, a man who has harbored resentment towards Dao since kindergarten.

Namkhing's role was once usurped by Dao through connections and differing social statuses. Namkhing also has health issues that necessitate rapid career success. Obstacles to unfair power dynamics could fuel vengeful motives targeting her rivals.