Cherry Magic

Like its Japanese counterpart, this is also a drama set in an office scenario. While it is not exactly Boss/Employee, it is about two office workers in any case.

These two series have a completely different setting but a similar light-hearted vibe, they are cute and the actor Mark Jiruntanin Trairattanayon appears in both of them as a half of a BL couple.

Kiss Me Again was TayNew's first introduction to bl world, which they played as a side couple there.

Both of them are cute, light-hearted romances with an office setting where one of the main characters is a late bloomer.

Both of them are cute, light-hearted romances with an office setting where one of the main characters is a late bloomer.

I'm recommending this cz its office romance and also fluff type and both are slow burns.. you know the light watch kind

Both BL dramas are cute, light-hearted and heart-warming and, for the most part, take place in an office where the main characters work together.

Both of them are cute, light-hearted and heart-warming and, for the most part, take place in an office where the main characters work together.

Nothing similar but both are ongoings series that I need to finish watching. I have watch cherry magic the Japanese one only to see my beloved Eiji Akaso.

Cherry Magic and My Magic Prophecy are similar because both use a supernatural element as a way to explore very human romance, with relationships that develop slowly through everyday moments rather than big drama. In both, the “magic” acts as a catalyst for emotional awareness, self-discovery, and a soft, gradual love story built on sincerity and understanding.

Both BL series have an office setting, are cute and include a main character that has a good heart but doesn't have much self-confidence, has had back luck in love and is hesitant to enter into a relationship.

Both of them have an office setting, are cute and include a main character that has a good heart but doesn't have much self-confidence, has had back luck in love and is hesitant to enter into a relationship.

Both BL series have an office setting, funny moments, hot actors in leading roles, above-the-average quality and are light-hearted and heart-warming. The only big difference is that Cherry Magic has the "secret crush" trope while Be Loved in House: I Do has the "enemies-to-lovers" trope.