Kiang has just been dumped by his girlfriend and is suicidal. He unsuccessfully tries several ways to kill himself. He bumps into a girl who hastily marries him and forces him to move in with her. She is obsessed in getting rich quick and now has a sinister plan on how to reach her goal.

At a Thai hospital, a doctor and his seven nubile nurses engage in the sale of dead bodies. Jealousy causes one of the nurses to threaten to blow the whistle on the practice, so the others murder her. Soon the spirit of the slain nurse seeks revenge. In flashbacks we see the events leading up to the murder, and realize the full range of relationships between the main characters.

Waking up 1 million years after a great war, a giant robot finds himself inseparably chained to a tiny robot, so they begin a quest to find the creator of all robots.

A group of white-collar employees work against a tight deadline to launch a new energy drink, with the hope that they will be rewarded with a year-end bonus.

Tan, an actuary guy who even calculates the romantic relationship comes up with a new insurance policy called, “Love Insurance” after being hurtfully betrayed by his girlfriend. It is an insurance that guarantees to policyholders 100% returns of the payment with 30% of interests if they don’t break up for 2 years after signing the contract. After the release of the insurance, it receives lots of attention. However, board members of the company challenge him to find the data to prove that most of the policyholders will be breaking up soon. Jeed, a former matchmaker who was transferred under Tan joins him to collect the data, but she is a woman who believes that love cannot be measured, an extremely opposite value from Tan. As they take off their journey to figure out whether the policyholders will break up or not, their battle with their pride begins.