‘Heart Stain’ has ended with a perfect happy ending.

The BL drama ‘Heart Stain (directed by Hana / written by Yoon Ina / original work by AG / produced by Oak Company)’ released episodes 7 and 8 through Heavenly and global OTT services at noon on the 27th.

Yoon Woo-hyun (Kim Ji-oh) couldn‘t hide his confused feelings after receiving a breakup notice from Park Do-ha (Ha Min). On the day of graduation, Kwon Jun-soo (Kim Lee-gun) confessed that he actually liked Park Do-ha and regretted the past days when he had tormented him.

Park Do-ha recalled the happy times with Yoon Woo-hyun and missed him, and Yoon Woo-hyun also realized the true heart of love. Four years later, even after becoming a college student, Yoon Woo-hyun, who still couldn’t forget her, reunited with Park Do-ha who had returned to Korea.

Yoon Woo-hyun and Park Do-ha happily hugged each other and went on a sweet date while confirming their earnest feelings for each other. Yoon Woo-hyun confessed his true feelings by saying, “Don‘t leave me. Studying abroad is something that affects your future, so even if our bodies are apart, keep your heart here. I don’t want to lose you again.”



Park Do-ha said, “I like you. I like you a lot. Please continue to be by my side. Forever.” Yoon Woo-hyun promised his unchanging love by giving her a couple ring, and they had a happy ending.

‘Heart Stain’ received a lot of love for its exciting narrative that portrays the love of youth. In particular, viewers responded explosively to the actors‘ excellent character digestion and chemistry. Kim Ji-oh delicately portrayed the role of Yoon Woo-hyun, who realizes true love from a unrequited love, and Ha Min transformed into the affectionate yet pure-hearted Park Do-ha, increasing the immersion even more.

Nam Jung-min (Kang Yeon-jae), who treats his students sometimes strictly and sometimes warmly, Kwon Jun-soo (Kim Yi-geon) who showed a youth who is awkward in expressing his emotions, Park Tae-min (Yoo Ho-soo) who showed the essence of best friends and added liveliness to the play, and Lee So-ri (Shin Si-ye) filled the show with each character’s charm, adding to the fun of watching.

In particular, ‘Heart Stain’ proved its powerful topicality by garnering hot responses, such as ranking first in daily popularity of Korean dramas and first in daily/weekly/monthly popularity of BL dramas on Rakuten TV, Japan‘s leading OTT platform, and ending on a high note.

Meanwhile, the BL drama ‘Heart Stain’ is being broadcasted through Heavenly and global OTT services. Available for viewing.

Choi Yun-na, Donga.com reporter yyynnn@donga.com

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