Blue Complex

Im Pa Rang was once a silver medalist diver, but a devastating trauma—witnessing his mother’s suicide—left him unable to plunge into the water without reliving the pain. Now, in an attempt to reclaim his life, he joins his university’s swimming team. There, he meets the intense and brooding Lee Tae Min, a swimmer haunted by his own childhood wounds, and the warm, persistent Seong Yu Bin, who sees Pa Rang’s hidden fragility. As training sessions blur into late-night conversations and quiet moments by the pool, Pa Rang finds himself torn between two very different forms of affection—one reckless and magnetic, the other steadfast and healing. But time is running out: Pa Rang has secretly set a date to end his life on the anniversary of his mother’s death. This tender, vertically-shot micro-drama dives deep into grief, self-worth, and the quiet power of being seen. While the romance simmers slowly amid flashbacks and long gazes, the true heart of the series lies in its raw portrayal of depression and the fragile hope that connection can bring. A poignant watch for those who appreciate stories about healing over spectacle.