Official poster for My Magic Prophecy, the 2025 Thai BL series from GMMTV

My Magic Prophecy

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What happens

A tarot reader fakes one reading to please his best friend's mother and accidentally tells her son he is in serious danger. Awkward. My Magic Prophecy (ทำนายทายทัพ, Thamnai Thai Thap) is the 2025 GMMTV BL series that turns that slip of the tongue into a romance, with Jimmy Jitaraphol and Sea Tawinan in the lead roles.

Inthu Thammasirikul, called In, reads tarot cards, and his readings have a habit of coming true. To help his best friend Thordao, he plays fortune teller for her mother. During the visit he meets Thordao's older brother, Dr. Thapfah Kittipokin, called Thap, an intensive care doctor with a sharp tongue and no patience at all for fortune telling.

In blurts out that Thap is heading for terrible luck. Thap laughs it off. Then the bad luck starts arriving, one close call after another, his family starts to worry, and his doctor friend Pokpong and Inspector Ton both tell him to disappear for a while.

The hiding place is Mae Hong Son, the quiet northern town where In's family once lived. The sceptic doctor and the card reader end up sharing an old house under In's rules, where village gossip travels fast and Thap cannot stop himself from treating anyone who collapses in front of him. Back in Bangkok, someone wants Thap gone for reasons that have nothing to do with the cards, and the danger follows them north. Ten episodes ask whether a prophecy can be outrun, and whether the man who issued it is the safest place to hide.

CONTENT DETAILS

Native Title
ทำนายทายทัพ
Original Title
My Magic Prophecy
Also Known As
ทำนายทายทัพ, Thamnai Thai Thap
Adaptation
Novel by Dawin
Themes
Key Themes
TarotProphecyDoctor and fortune tellerHiding outCountrysideFamily secrets
Country
Language
Thai
Networks
Seasons
1
Episodes
10
Duration
About 47 to 63 minutes
Aired Start
Aired End
Release Year
Production Co

Before You Watch

  • Ten episodes: aired on Sundays at 20:30 on GMM25 from 27 July to 28 September 2025, with Viu streaming each episode at 22:30.
  • Source: adapted from a novel by Dawin.
  • Director: Natthaphong Wongkaweepairod, for GMMTV.
  • Setting: most of the story moves from Bangkok to Mae Hong Son in northern Thailand.
  • Episode length: about 47 to 63 minutes each.

Reviewed by Renkaze

8/10

Uff, a doctor who trusts lab results and a tarot reader who trusts his dreams, locked in one house in the mountains. My Magic Prophecy builds its romance on the oldest argument in the world, science against superstition, and lets both sides win a few rounds.

Ten cards, ten chapters

Every episode of My Magic Prophecy carries the name of a tarot card: Wheel of Fortune, The Judgement, The Fool, The Temperance, The Star, The Lovers, The Tower, The Devil, The Moon and The World. It is a neat piece of design. The titles work like a spread laid out across the season, so you can read the shape of the story before it happens. Yes, The Lovers lands in episode six. No, the cards do not spoil everything, because The Tower and The Devil come straight after it.

Jimmy and Sea

Jimmy Jitaraphol plays Thap as a man who argues with fate out of pure stubbornness, and Sea Tawinan gives In the calm of someone who has already seen the ending in his sleep. The pair came here after Last Twilight and before Peach and Me, and this is the lighter, funnier middle stop between those two. Jimmy sings Meant To Be Yours on the soundtrack, Sea sings Moonlight, and they share There's Only You.

The friends around them

First Kanaphan plays Karn and Junior Panachai plays Tul, while Save Saisawat brings the badge as Inspector Ton and Franc Naruth plays Pokpong, the colleague who keeps telling Thap to take the warnings seriously. Book Kasidet drops in as Wan in episodes seven and eight.

Who made it

Natthaphong Wongkaweepairod directed all ten episodes from the novel by Dawin. He is also behind The Grim Lover, his upcoming reaper romance, so he clearly enjoys putting a love story next to something supernatural and letting the two fight for screen time. Here the countryside does a lot of the work: Mae Hong Son gives the danger plot room to breathe, and the series landed a Best Promotion of Thai Tourism nomination at the Thailand Y Content Awards for it.

Fair warning

The comedy and the crime plot share the same house. One episode can move from a bickering breakfast to an arrest warrant, and the villain thread darkens the second half considerably. If you came only for the banter, brace yourself for The Tower.

My tip: keep an eye on the episode titles as you go, since each card hints at what the next hour will do to Thap and In.

Final Score: 8/10

Best Scenes

Spoilers ahead. Episode numbers and outcomes are named, so come back after watching if you want to keep it fresh.

Episode 1 (spoilers): The warning. In keeps dreaming about a stranger in mortal danger, then meets that stranger at a tarot reading and tries to warn Thap, who wants nothing to do with fortune tellers.

Episode 3 (spoilers): The move north. For their safety, In and Thap settle into the house where In's parents once lived, and old memories in every room make sharing the space harder than expected.

Episode 4 (spoilers): The doctor in hiding. Bored and restless, Thap is finally allowed out to explore the town, and he blows his cover by rushing to help villagers in a medical emergency.

Episode 9 (spoilers): The Moon. A patient wakes up from a coma, and In's tarot reading points to a frightening truth about the person who wants Thap gone.

Themes and Messages

Belief is the real battlefield in My Magic Prophecy. Thap trusts what he can measure, In trusts what he sees in dreams, and the story keeps asking which kind of knowledge keeps a person alive. Care is the second thread: a doctor who saves strangers by reflex has to accept being protected himself. The move to Mae Hong Son adds a third layer, because In returns to a house full of family memories while sheltering someone else, so hiding Thap also means facing his own past.

Behind the Scenes

GMMTV produced My Magic Prophecy and presented it at the GMMTV 2025: Riding The Wave event on 26 November 2024. Natthaphong Wongkaweepairod directed all ten episodes, and Dawin is credited for the original novel.

Did You Know?

  • My Magic Prophecy won The Best BL Series at the Y Universe Awards 2025, announced in January 2026.
  • The first episode was shown on the big screen at Siam Pavalai Royal Grand Theatre on 27 July 2025, at an event called Let the Magic Begin.
  • The finale was marked with the Lucky in Love Fan Party at MCC Hall, The Mall Lifestore Bangkapi, on 28 September 2025.
  • At the Thailand Y Content Awards 2025, Jimmy Jitaraphol was nominated for Best Leading Actor and Natthaphong Wongkaweepairod for Best Director.

OFFICIAL TRAILER

OFFICIAL OST

Episode guide: My Magic Prophecy

10 / 10 episodes aired · Completed
EP 1
27 Jul 2025
Aired
EP 2
03 Aug 2025
Aired
EP 3
10 Aug 2025
Aired
EP 4
17 Aug 2025
Aired
EP 5
24 Aug 2025
Aired
EP 6
31 Aug 2025
Aired
EP 7
07 Sep 2025
Aired
EP 8
14 Sep 2025
Aired
EP 9
21 Sep 2025
Aired
EP 10
28 Sep 2025
Aired

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who plays Thap and In in My Magic Prophecy?

Jimmy Jitaraphol Potiwihok plays Dr. Thapfah "Thap" Kittipokin, and Sea Tawinan Anukoolprasert plays Inthu "In" Thammasirikul.

Where can I watch My Magic Prophecy legally?

GMMTV has the episodes with English subtitles on its official YouTube channel, and the series also streams on Viu.

Is there an official trailer?

Yes. GMMTV released the official trailer on its YouTube channel on 7 July 2025.

Who sings the OST of My Magic Prophecy?

Jimmy sings Meant To Be Yours, Sea sings Moonlight, and the two sing There's Only You together. All three are on the GMMTV Records channel.

When was My Magic Prophecy announced?

GMMTV presented it at its GMMTV 2025: Riding The Wave event on 26 November 2024.

Who plays Thordao?

Acare Chompoopuntip Temtanamongkol plays Thordao "Dao" Kittipokin, In's best friend and Thap's younger sister.

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