New K-drama Hierarchy is the talk of the town; 3 reasons to watch this mystery-thriller

On June 7, 2024, the South Korean television series Hierarchy is scheduled to premiere. Since its announcement, fans have been excited about the drama, which stars Lee Chae Min in the lead role. Roh Jeong Eui, Kim Jae Won, Ji Hye Won, Lee Won Jung, Kim Tae Jung, Pyo Young Seo, Kwon Eun Bin, Seo Bum June, Lee Min Goo, and more are members of the series’ supporting cast.

The show’s narrative revolves around a school where only the offspring of wealthy families in the nation attend. Here are few of the reasons that Hierarchy ought to become your next area of interest.

Intriguing plot

The primary plot of the narrative is the Jooshin Group, the leading corporation in South Korea, which founded the institution known as Jooshin High institution.

The Jooshin Group’s heir, Kim Ri An, is not only the best student in the entire school, but also the most elite. Another notable student is Jeong Jae Yi, the eldest daughter of the rival Jaeyul Group, which is in competition with the Jooshin Group.

Lee Woo Jin is the second son of a prominent political family, and Yoon He Ra is the youngest daughter of International Yoon, a prominent Korean commercial firm. But Kang Ha, a transfer student, is the one who really shakes things up in the school’s social structure.

Balanced script

The plot will go in-depth on the differences in class in society, especially in the context of education. The most significant portion of society is a small subset, and this is well-translatable to the classroom.

It will also explore complex and nuanced relationships, which frequently have unexpected and complicated results.

Relationships will crumble under pressure, pushing long-standing friendships to their breaking point and eventually exposing everything that was previously hidden.

Exceptional cast

Lee Chae Min, who plays the lead role, has already acted in numerous shows including See You in My 19th Life, Crash Course in Romance, High Class, and others. Another lead, Roh Jeong Eui has made appearances in a number of television programs, including Dear.M, 18 Again, and Our Beloved Summer. Kim Jae Won, meanwhile starred on the well-received drama, King the Land.