My Magic Prophecy

Your 2025 comfort drama

In an industry where the number of Thai BL's keep growing but the quality often feels like it’s slipping, this year still managed to bring us a few real gems—and My Magic Prophecy is definitely one of them.

The story follows In, a tarot reader with the ability to glimpse into the future, and Thap, an ICU doctor who doesn’t believe in tarot readings at all, on a journey of constant bickering, healing, love, and even escaping death.

Thap stands out as the ultimate green flag, while In learns to open his heart to love and family again after the trauma of losing his parents. The story is wholesome, and the chemistry between Jimmy and Sea is nothing short of incredible.

If you haven’t seen it yet, this is definitely one of the must-watch Thai BLs of 2025.

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Lighthearted Comfy Romance

I don't think this story meant to be an out-of-the-box story.

The story / the plot itself might be typical, but the way they execute it is where it shines the most.
For me personally, this is the most comfortable Jimmy and Sea are with each other.
The closeness we see in their real life and behind the scenes really translates well into the scenes.
The playful but mature Thapfah who love to tease and shower Inthu with affection, and the shy, reserve but also strong willed Sea paired very well together.

While i do love the story of Last Twilight, due to the heavy nature of the story, i don't think i can just lightheartedly choose to rewatched it.
MMP is the kind of story that i could just pick up when i think i need something comfortable and fluffy to watch.

I really look forward to their next project!!

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It's about the soft and fluffy love, not the life in danger

This is show is all about the feel-good soft mushy love between In and Thap, so have your expectations set from the start. The plotline might sound serious but it is quite simple and the show is not really plot-driven. In fact, the plotline exists only to drive forward the blossoming romance between the main characters. With that being said, the lead actors carry the whole show with their fantastic chemistry* and acting while the support actors do a good job of driving forward the story.

Since this show is not plot-heavy but rather focuses on the relationship between the main characters, it could have been very easy to turn into a train wreck. Thankfully, each character has a purpose in the story and the writing is very clear that it wants to focus on romance instead of juggling between a suspense thriller and romantic comedy. The actors understood their characters and executed their roles flawlessly.

I rate it a 7.5 rating instead of 8 because judging from the trailer and the synopsis, I thought it would be a lot more deeper when it comes to the whole life-in-danger plotline. Even though I was a bit mislead by that, the show was still fun to watch. Short-and-sweet is the phrase for it, I suppose.

*Some of the romantic dialogues had me cringing so hard I have no idea how the actors managed to pull them off with a straight face.

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Doc Jimmy will Sea you now

Third’s time the charm – at least with JimmySea. The duo delivered another decent BL in their GMMTV employ, much to my enjoyment.

The show’s main plot is a BL one and – fortunately – doesn’t get overshadowed by numerous side plots regarding friends, family members, prophecies, criminal activity etc. Or I should say: mostly doesn’t get overshadowed. Like many Thai BLs, “My Magic Prophecy” lacks the most when it comes to writing – hence the inclusion of many underdeveloped subplots. If you want to write a concise script – focus on one plot; if you want to tell a larger story, encompassing several plots – take time to develop them all properly; MMP didn’t follow any of those paths.

The supporting couple plot felt unnecessary, almost shoehorned in just to introduce (or test) a potential new ship. Thap’s father issues – part of his family subplot – were properly introduced, explained and resolved in the last episode – far too late to be of any importance to the character’s background. Also, I’m not convinced the show needed so many side characters nor that they really had anything important to do. And while the writing for both main characters was good, all side characters felt either annoying or generic and bland, only reinforcing the feeling that they were unnecessary. MMP has decent pacing, but it wasn’t able to hide that the story was dragging a little. The main plot has enough content for 7-8 episodes, but with all extras included the show reached 10 episodes; not sure that was the right choice.

MMP benefits from JimmySea and their dynamic – romantic and comedic – but also from how well the writing fits both actors. Jimmy does a very good job as Thap, again portraying a stubborn, bold, even brash character, which is confronted with Sea’s In – an equally stubborn, but initially withdrawn character. Sea shows some range here, in particular in the most emotional scenes, displaying genuine despair and vulnerability. A typical BL performer would fail at this, overacting or going into cringe territory, but not Sea, who showed actual skill, focus and constraint. Jimmy also got an opportunity to shine in an unexpected way: by tapping into his darker side and channeling a bit of Wai, a character he portrayed in “Bad Buddy”.

The supporting cast mostly gave serviceable, entirely forgettable performances. This includes Nut, who was clearly underutilized. If the script really had to include someone third wheeling, than Nut – not Junior – should have been cast as that character. Both Save and Franc gave subpar performances and I didn’t detect any chemistry between them; if MMP was to test them as a ship, then I’d say the ship sunk before it sailed. The only member of the supporting cast I was more than glad to watch was First. His performance seemed subdued for most of the show, but when ep. 9 came, he showed what his capable of doing. That man can be convincingly evil, threatening and insane – I loved all of that.

Unlike its predecessor, “My Magic Prophecy” does not end with a silly break up nor a pointless time jump. The main plot concludes nicely in the penultimate episode, making ep. 10 redundant. Despite of its flaws, MMP works very well as a BL and is a must-see for all JimmySea fans.

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This drama is really interesting and is quite different from others , Romance have played an important role here . In this drama both the leads are cute and flirty they both understood the problems and faced it together throughout the whole series. Ep 6 and ep 9 are the best episodes according to me . Another interesting thing is that the episodes of this series are named after different tarot cards depending upon what's gonna happen in the episode . This series somehow create a little suspense in some episodes about the plot who is trying to kill Dr. Thap .
I found it more interesting when In posted a photo of their hands in his insta writing “ I found my home in you ”
And then Dr thap commented on In 's post “ You're my magic prophecy ”
At the end I want every bl fan to watch this drama it's interesting , very romantic and the leads are veryyyyy cuteee

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AMAING SERIES WITH AMAZING ACTORS

I've been waiting a long time for this series and have already read the novel. GMMTV bought the rights to the novel about 5–6 years ago, but only recently decided on JimmySea to portray the characters, as they hadn't found the right actors for it during that time. This is truly a case of the characters choosing their actors.

Let me start by talking about the storyline, which has been made much more intense and detailed, with stronger character development. The scriptwriting deserves praise, it far exceeded expectations, and I'm really happy the script team is so competent. As for the acting, there's no need to question it, this is JimmySea, after all. Especially in episode 2, I didn’t expect things to get this intense so soon.

Jimmy and Sea’s micro-expressions bring the entire series to life. Scenes without dialogue? Not a problem. JimmySea handled them flawlessly with breathtaking chemistry. Their ability to communicate emotions just through eye contact and subtle expressions is truly next level.

Massive kudos to the director for such a strong creative vision. Every scene feels so intentional, nothing is wasted, and every frame adds to the story's emotional depth. The pacing, shot composition, and emotional timing were absolutely spot on.

The editing team also deserves a huge round of applause. The way scenes transition, the color grading, the use of music and silence, they’ve created such an immersive experience. The intensity builds beautifully, and the storytelling flows effortlessly from one moment to the next.

All in all, the entire production team has done an incredible job. I genuinely hope more people give My Magic Prophecy a chance because it’s shaping up to be something truly special.

Outstanding work, everyone, especially JimmySea, the heart of the story. You’re both phenomenal

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