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Hmm. Of course it is. The comment makes sense now.

Please, what is a BOC series?

Product, shmoduct; seen, used, so be it. They don't take away anything from the fun of this delightful series which is becoming better and better with one comic scene after another adding to the fun, making a big contrast to Kongthap's calm demeanour and serious way of expressing himself and looking at things all the more startling, leaving it to Atom to provide a bit of zaniness, so together they contrast and compliment each other. That also applies to Half and his interactions with Mundee's father, both of whom played their parts to a tee. Once again, you've got to give kudos to the writers for coming up with all this silliness and to the actors who realise it so well.

I'm not sure where Maya's sudden animosity towards Taichi comes from but it is uncalled for and mean. I also don't like the way she appears to be trying to come between him and Kohei who is unaware of her actions at this point. I'm sure, however, that Kohei will never desert Taichi.

May I recommend a paid site I'm using which is excellent value for money called Boys Love Factory: https://boyslovefactory.com/ for BL series and movies. Unlimited access for six months is $10 and for one year is $20. Episodes are posted promptly and the selection is widespread and comprehensive (so you don't need to join multiple sites to watch everything), the quality is great and the site is simple to use. It's fairly new so not many people know about it. Nevertheless, don't forget to check out YouTube because some things are only shown there and once it gets to know your preferences, the Recommendations will continue to unveil new material for your delectation.

Now on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YahVMFSr-Kk

MDL now has it listed with 12 episodes.

Only one episode left! I do wish it ran to 12, but there it is. This is just so good in every respect and is probably my top show for 2024. Fort as Mahasamut is the absolute standout, not only for his looks but also for his acting ability and the wonderful character portrayed.

Only one episode left! I do wish it ran to 12, but there it is. This is just so good in every respect and is probably my top show for 2024. Fort as Mahasamut is the absolute standout, not only for his looks but also for his acting ability and the wonderful character portrayed.

The confirmation was by some random person. Shouldn't it come directly from GMMTV?

Actually, it's more enjoyable and a better show than Theory of Love.

Pah is the cutest of the bunch.

My goodness, such a big fan base for Sam and Yo. I am part of it too and I hope their story is filled out more so they too become a couple. The fantasy aspect of this series is, however, a bit farfetched for my taste, even though I'm quite used to it now. Despite Sun's fiancé entering the picture, I'm sure Sarin has nothing to worry about as Sun is smitten with him, though that won't stop him until Sun puts his fears to rest.

If GMMTV is the best production company for often mindless, fluffy BL romcoms, one31 on the other hand is the winner for full-blooded, exciting BL dramas and 'Century of Love' upholds the tradition. From one episode to the next, it's edge-of-the-seat action and suspense. The giveaway for who had the real stone was of course that it glowed while Wee was holding it and didn't while Miss Wad was, so we know he is the true incarnation of her. So now it's once again San to the rescue and on from there to the finish line.

I've always had a soft spot for Latte, he's such a sweetie, and he's done wonders for Almond. As for Peak, he does have his failings but you just have to live with them. However, he has found happiness with Thanwa, which brings us to the long anticipated confrontation with Peak's father and his marriage to Jane, which went much better than anyone expected. That being done with, it is now Jane who is about to throw a spanner in the works and has been so supportive and understanding of Peak. Why on earth has she decided to do it at this point? Fortunately, it will all be resolved, happily I expect, in the next and final episode.

For me, that was possibly the best sports-themed BL series I've ever seen because it had so much more than basketball within the screenplay to get one's adrenalin rushing. The emotional highlight of the final episode was the scene midmatch when Zen and Ryu had their heart-to-heart to ensure they played their best while Ryu was still coming to terms that Zen was leaving for Phuket and after their hug, Ryu kissed Zen on the cheek - just the sort of audacious but loving gesture one would expect from him. As noted elsewhere, the ending was a bit rushed and Zen's unexplained return after three months was created solely to make for a happy ending so the two boys could continue to be together (nothing to complain about, though). Altogether, an excellent series.

Because in the best of tradition of cliffhangers, this was one is a doozy.

As far as I'm concerned, this series is no better and no worse than many BL series coming out of Thailand, however it's a solid effort with likeable and attractive characters and an interesting storyline. If people are going to give up on it just because it doesn't meet their strict value system as to what is or is not worth watching, that's entirely up to them, but it's their loss. I feel it is worth watching and I'm enjoying it for what it is so that's good enough for me.

The tall guy who is also the bad guy is incredibly attractive and rather irresistible so it's no wonder that Jinwoo finds himself in a dilemma regarding his feelings for him. At the end of each episode, one is asked to join the production company to see the uncut version but I wonder how much more we'll see and whether it's worth it.

Interesting you should say that. Years ago I recall a series in which someone had done just that which was very helpful but I can't remember the name of it.