First, sister Lan and now this, how much of our heart you want to rip? You should have just give us domestic couple things between Qinglang and Changyang, we didn't sign for this, one is enough!š
Deep In is a 10/10 for me, the script is good and consistent, you don't get bored in any episode, the acting is very good, Ollie and Shu Yuan did an amazing job portraying 2 roles in one, their performance was so good that for me Zhen Xin / Fang Chi and Zhang Zhun / Gao Zhun have each an uniqueness that made them distinct, people said we didn't get a second couple but for me we did Fang Chi and Gao Zhun were the second couple.
To Wen Dao the Director and all the production teams you did such an incredible work! Thank you for bringing Deep In to live, thank you for trusting this young cast Ollie and ShuYuan, thank you for bringing us joy every Friday and Saturday.
I am really sad for the ending, but happy for Ollie and ShuYuan I hope they'll get many successful projects.
How can you say he has no backbone when he was literally the only one who stood up to Big Jane? Be serious.
Hmm, interesting. I don't understand why you're upset about what I said.That's my opinion, and for me, Little Jane doesn't have a backbone.
And he didn't "stand up" to Big Jane; he simply didn't know Big Jane and his reputation at the university, therefore, he wasn't afraid of him like the other people and simply treated him like a normal person.
Not only does Little Jane lack of backbone to stand up to people (for example, his little brother, his new boyfriend whom he doesn't like), but he's also manipulated left and right; his character has no substance for me. I'm only watching for Big Jane.
So, the stupid brother Jet is lying in a hospital bed in a private room that must cost an arm and a leg, even though he has a huge debt to pay? If I were Jane, I would have let them beat him up some more; he would have learned the meaning of responsibility.
Anyway, getting back to little Jane, he really has no backbone. I'm starting to get really frustrated by his character; he has no substance.
As much as I want to like this series, I have to sadly say the script is very lacking in so many points.
I think the Director and the screenwriters did a terrible job, this series needs a world build-up, characters build-up, background story, some clear objectives and goals where the audience would find themselves, we need villains, we need some clear things to look for. They have all the ingredients but unfortunately couldn't execute it properly, I didn't read the novel but I would have started the series with building the mystery about Phatsa's origin on why he is so important, introduce a villain, make Phatsa and Nakhun desire and longing each other, make Nakhun work hard to pursue Phatsa before the biting, so many things could have being better...
I think the Director doesn't understand Omegaverse, it's a shame, I don't blame the actors, the script is just bad they are doing their best, I didn't watch My Stubborn so I can't speak of the acting of Oat and Boat but for now I think Oat is doing a descend job.
Anyway we'll see what they'll serve us for the remaining episodes.
Iāve already rewatched Episode 7 three times, and it was so, so good! š„š Shoutout to Ollie and Shu Yuan for their amazing acting, as always. It honestly doesnāt feel like this is their first acting role.
I also really like Zhen Xinās girlfriend, Feng Yun Ting, a.k.a. Honey Girl. š She seems like the type of girl who would throw her drink in her boyfriendās face if she caught him cheating, then simply walk away and mind her own business. Well... it looks like she did throw something in his face, just not a drink. (If you know what I mean. š¤)
Why they wasted a perfectly beautiful BL with such an ending? I am wondering what the Director and screenwriters were thinking?
In addition of wasting our time with this bullshit meteorite thing they wasted the last minutes that should have it dedicated to the recovery of Zhan Wang and the characters story post operation. I hope they plan to give us a special episode, it was 8.5/10 for me but now because of this ending it's a 8/10.
Gosh, Xiao Fan is such a pushover! I don't like damsel in distress either in straight Drama or in BL. Though you can say he had similar background than Xu Yuan from Lost to You and Chae Ha from The Prosecutor's Proposal but in contrary of Xiao Fan, those two stand up in way you're not embarrassed for them.
I hope the rest of episodes will be good and we will see some changes on his personality, for now because of him I can't fully appreciate this BL. It's really strange when A Winter Sun Wakes the Wind in Spring Hills' Dream's trailer dropped I didn't like the trailer but now it's one of my favorite airing BL and on the contrary I liked Bittersweet Love's trailer but now that I watched the first 3 episodes it's my least favorite C-BL airing right now.
Our baby Lee Chae Ha has endured so much, I cried so much during episode 3 that my eyes turned completely red. Episode 4 saved me a little from my sadness.
Seriously, this K-BL is so good, the story is great, the chemistry between the two leads is excellent, and the fact that it's a thriller is absolutely perfect.
end of ep 4 is Ranchy TMI that spoiled a good drama but porn is a part of BL, seems like - how do they get away…
Why are you in every BL pages if you don't like BL and you think that BL is porn? I seriously don't understand some people. This K-BL is for a public of 18+ meaning you'll find nudity, gore things like murders, blood etc... BL directors are bold, so who's stopping straight K-Drama directors from making dramas like that? Nobody!
Go watch your straight K-Dramas, BL is clearly not your thing, you keep trolling every BL pages with your nonsense arguments and comparison between straight Drama and BL. Why are you watching something you hate?
Wow so so good. I was looking for this kind of BL for Korea and now they are starting to giving us stories like "The Lie We Lived In" and of course this one.
I was just hoping the episodes will be longer like a 40 minutes but I can survive on those 20 minutes episodes they are giving us. Korea is definitely starting and I hope they'll not stop giving us Thriller BL, if they do BL production like they do their mainstream shows I think every BL fans will not survive.
They were already a young married couple in episode 2, very surprising to fall to someone so quickly, but the eyes of Xu Chang Yang don't lie and he was doing anything for his man Qing Lang. I have watched the first 4 episodes, I have to admit the trailer didn't sell me but after watching the first 4 episodes that I found very beautifully made I am sold for the rest.
The only thing I am disappointed is that they give us 4 episodes in one week and after will just give us one episode by week which is just not ok but I guess we will survive because there are so many BL I need to catch up.
I just want them to focus more on the main couple, I never get bored with them, now that the second couple got their happy ending I hope the rest of the episodes will focus on the main couple, I think that Zhan Wang and Xu Yuan are such an adorable couple.
Why Vampires are not vampiring in Asian TV series? The few I have watched from Thailand and Korea are really not good, is it a cultural thing? Yet the Vampire BL manhwa are so good, this is needs to be studied.
I really wanted to like this drama, mostly because itās from the same director as one of my absolute favorite K-BL series, Love for Loveās Sake. But alas, it was so disappointing. I still canāt believe itās the same director who made LFLS.
The screenwriter(s) did a terrible job. Three countries (Korea, Thailand, and China) were involved, and the result was still terrible. The storytelling was really bad. Honestly, WeTV should have just given the production to a Korean team instead of a Thai team. I really wonder what they were thinking.
I hope WeTV reads the comments and improves in the future. For their first original K-BL, they did a really poor job. It was so boring that I almost gave up and just wanted to rewatch Love for Loveās Sake again and again.
What a messy story. Iām honestly glad I didnāt watch this while it was airing. We have:
1. A desperate, hopeless romantic who is also a complete idiot: Fou4Mod 2. A straight-up asshole: Chian 3. A genius, caring, and sincere friend: Baabin (the only character I truly liked in the entire series) 4. An egocentric narcissist: Bua
I watched this mainly because of Director Boss Kuno, since I Told Sunset About You is one of my favorite shows. But I guess Iām just too old for this kind of story. Even though I usually enjoy coming-of-age narratives, this one was more frustrating than moving.
That said, the direction is spectacular. Boss Kuno did an excellent job visually and technically. In my opinion, this show does not need a season 2. It should end exactly where it is.
Iād really like to see Boss Kuno direct a more mature BL series next, something focused on working adults. Fou4Modās character reminded me a lot of Teh (Billkin) in ITSAY, so I guess he has a thing for portraying this type of painfully pathetic character.
Iād give Gelboys an 8.5/10, mostly because of the cinematography.
I thought this drama would be a strong anti-hero story, similar to Vigilante, but unfortunately it turned into a disappointing hero-type show. The MC refuses to kill despite everything terrible that happens to him. The series had a very good start, but from episode 7, it completely lost its momentum. I honestly donāt know why K-drama writers tend to get lazy halfway through writing a show.
Itās been a long time since I watched a truly good K-drama. I canāt even remember what really impacted me in 2025 after Weak Hero Season 2, and even that wasnāt as powerful as Season 1. I decided to give this one a try in 2026, and while it wasnāt terrible, it also wasnāt great. The MC Park Tae Jung was charismatic, and the villain, An Yo Han, well, he was really cute, I liked him.
Iād give The Manipulated an 8/10. It could have been higher, but the second half really brought it down.
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First, sister Lan and now this, how much of our heart you want to rip? You should have just give us domestic couple things between Qinglang and Changyang, we didn't sign for this, one is enough!š
To Wen Dao the Director and all the production teams you did such an incredible work! Thank you for bringing Deep In to live, thank you for trusting this young cast Ollie and ShuYuan, thank you for bringing us joy every Friday and Saturday.
I am really sad for the ending, but happy for Ollie and ShuYuan I hope they'll get many successful projects.
Good bye, Deep In.
And he didn't "stand up" to Big Jane; he simply didn't know Big Jane and his reputation at the university, therefore, he wasn't afraid of him like the other people and simply treated him like a normal person.
Not only does Little Jane lack of backbone to stand up to people (for example, his little brother, his new boyfriend whom he doesn't like), but he's also manipulated left and right; his character has no substance for me. I'm only watching for Big Jane.
Anyway, getting back to little Jane, he really has no backbone. I'm starting to get really frustrated by his character; he has no substance.
I think the Director and the screenwriters did a terrible job, this series needs a world build-up, characters build-up, background story, some clear objectives and goals where the audience would find themselves, we need villains, we need some clear things to look for. They have all the ingredients but unfortunately couldn't execute it properly, I didn't read the novel but I would have started the series with building the mystery about Phatsa's origin on why he is so important, introduce a villain, make Phatsa and Nakhun desire and longing each other, make Nakhun work hard to pursue Phatsa before the biting, so many things could have being better...
I think the Director doesn't understand Omegaverse, it's a shame, I don't blame the actors, the script is just bad they are doing their best, I didn't watch My Stubborn so I can't speak of the acting of Oat and Boat but for now I think Oat is doing a descend job.
Anyway we'll see what they'll serve us for the remaining episodes.
I also really like Zhen Xinās girlfriend, Feng Yun Ting, a.k.a. Honey Girl. š She seems like the type of girl who would throw her drink in her boyfriendās face if she caught him cheating, then simply walk away and mind her own business. Well... it looks like she did throw something in his face, just not a drink. (If you know what I mean. š¤)
In addition of wasting our time with this bullshit meteorite thing they wasted the last minutes that should have it dedicated to the recovery of Zhan Wang and the characters story post operation. I hope they plan to give us a special episode, it was 8.5/10 for me but now because of this ending it's a 8/10.
I hope the rest of episodes will be good and we will see some changes on his personality, for now because of him I can't fully appreciate this BL. It's really strange when A Winter Sun Wakes the Wind in Spring Hills' Dream's trailer dropped I didn't like the trailer but now it's one of my favorite airing BL and on the contrary I liked Bittersweet Love's trailer but now that I watched the first 3 episodes it's my least favorite C-BL airing right now.
Seriously, this K-BL is so good, the story is great, the chemistry between the two leads is excellent, and the fact that it's a thriller is absolutely perfect.
I seriously don't understand some people. This K-BL is for a public of 18+ meaning you'll find nudity, gore things like murders, blood etc...
BL directors are bold, so who's stopping straight K-Drama directors from making dramas like that? Nobody!
Go watch your straight K-Dramas, BL is clearly not your thing, you keep trolling every BL pages with your nonsense arguments and comparison between straight Drama and BL.
Why are you watching something you hate?
I was just hoping the episodes will be longer like a 40 minutes but I can survive on those 20 minutes episodes they are giving us. Korea is definitely starting and I hope they'll not stop giving us Thriller BL, if they do BL production like they do their mainstream shows I think every BL fans will not survive.
I have watched the first 4 episodes, I have to admit the trailer didn't sell me but after watching the first 4 episodes that I found very beautifully made I am sold for the rest.
The only thing I am disappointed is that they give us 4 episodes in one week and after will just give us one episode by week which is just not ok but I guess we will survive because there are so many BL I need to catch up.
It's coming on July 3rd. It looks very promising.
The few I have watched from Thailand and Korea are really not good, is it a cultural thing? Yet the Vampire BL manhwa are so good, this is needs to be studied.
The screenwriter(s) did a terrible job. Three countries (Korea, Thailand, and China) were involved, and the result was still terrible. The storytelling was really bad. Honestly, WeTV should have just given the production to a Korean team instead of a Thai team. I really wonder what they were thinking.
I hope WeTV reads the comments and improves in the future. For their first original K-BL, they did a really poor job. It was so boring that I almost gave up and just wanted to rewatch Love for Loveās Sake again and again.
1. A desperate, hopeless romantic who is also a complete idiot: Fou4Mod
2. A straight-up asshole: Chian
3. A genius, caring, and sincere friend: Baabin (the only character I truly liked in the entire series)
4. An egocentric narcissist: Bua
I watched this mainly because of Director Boss Kuno, since I Told Sunset About You is one of my favorite shows. But I guess Iām just too old for this kind of story. Even though I usually enjoy coming-of-age narratives, this one was more frustrating than moving.
That said, the direction is spectacular. Boss Kuno did an excellent job visually and technically. In my opinion, this show does not need a season 2. It should end exactly where it is.
Iād really like to see Boss Kuno direct a more mature BL series next, something focused on working adults. Fou4Modās character reminded me a lot of Teh (Billkin) in ITSAY, so I guess he has a thing for portraying this type of painfully pathetic character.
Iād give Gelboys an 8.5/10, mostly because of the cinematography.
Itās been a long time since I watched a truly good K-drama. I canāt even remember what really impacted me in 2025 after Weak Hero Season 2, and even that wasnāt as powerful as Season 1. I decided to give this one a try in 2026, and while it wasnāt terrible, it also wasnāt great. The MC Park Tae Jung was charismatic, and the villain, An Yo Han, well, he was really cute, I liked him.
Iād give The Manipulated an 8/10. It could have been higher, but the second half really brought it down.
The MC was really cute and handsome and the story was so funny. I love every minute of itā¤ļø