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Thank You for This Beautiful Journey, Deep In❤️❤️
Deep In is a 10/10 for me. The script is well written and consistent, and there isn't a single episode where I felt bored. The acting was excellent. Ollie and Shu Yuan did an amazing job portraying two roles each. Their performances were so convincing that, to me, Zhen Xin and Fang Chi, as well as Zhang Zhun and Gao Zhun, each had their own unique personalities that made them feel like completely different characters.Some people said we didn't get a second couple, but for me, we did. Fang Chi and Gao Zhun were the second couple.
To Director Wen Dao and the entire production team, you did an incredible job. Thank you for bringing Deep In to life. Thank you for trusting this young cast, especially Ollie and Shu Yuan. And thank you for bringing us joy every Friday and Saturday.
I'm really sad that it's over, but I'm also so happy for Ollie and Shu Yuan. I truly hope they'll have many successful projects in the future.
Goodbye, Deep In. ❤️
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How Did This Come from the Director of Love for Love’s Sake?
I really wanted to like this drama, mostly because it’s from the same director as one of my absolute favorite K-BL series, Love for Love’s Sake. But alas, it was so disappointing. I still can’t believe it’s 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 Love’s Sake again and again.
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Great Direction, Frustrating Characters
What a messy story. I’m honestly glad I didn’t 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 I’m 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.
I’d really like to see Boss Kuno direct a more mature BL series next, something focused on working adults. Fou4Mod’s 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.
I’d give Gelboys an 8.5/10, mostly because of the cinematography.
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