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The Cards Tell Me It's You
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The Cards Tell Me It's You

ทำนายทายทัพ

Author: Dawin (ดวินทร์)

Original title: ทำนายทายทัพ

Original publisher: DEEP / สถาพรบุ๊คส์ Satapornbooks

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Inthu, a well-known YouTuber and fortune teller with a sixth sense, predicts that his friend's older brother will face a life-threatening danger — and instantly becomes a fraud in the eyes of that brother, Dr. Thapfah, who believes in neither fate nor fortune-telling. Then the doctor gets entangled in a patient's case and someone in the shadows comes after him, just as foretold. At his friend's request, Inthu reluctantly takes Thapfah in to hide in a small village high in the northern hills while the police hunt for the culprit. The book was adapted into the series My Magic Prophecy.

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Because he predicted that his friend's big brother would face a life-threatening accident, 'Inthu,' a famous YouTuber and fortune teller with precognitive abilities, immediately became a fraud in the eyes of 'Dr. Thapfah,' who believes in neither fate nor fortune-telling. Of course, the renowned fortune teller decided not to care and vowed to stay out of his life, considering his warning was already given. That was until the doctor accidentally got entangled with a particular patient, leading him to be targeted by someone lurking in the shadows—exactly as he'd foreseen. Left with no choice, the fortune teller had to take in the man who'd always been at odds with him, all because of a request from his friend to help her brother hide while waiting for the police to catch the culprit. Though they clashed at first, the cold mountain air seemed to thaw the tension between them. In a small, remote village atop the hills, the hearts of the doctor and the fortune teller gradually grew warmer without them even realizing it.

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