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To be honest, there was no likeable character in this show. Maybe He-ra and sometimes Kang Ha, but everyone else sucked. Like the mystery/revenge wasn't executed well and the ending was super underwhelming. The romance was also bad, like they would insert past clips of the female lead and second male lead, for what? To make us like them?, because they were both terrible people to be honest and dull.

Every actor besides Lee Chaemin also looked lifeless. Literally no emotion. The only good thing about this show is maybe the visuals, but tbh even with the good looking actors, it still sucks.

Don't watch this show. It's a waste of time. Only the 1st episode was decent and then it went downhill fast.

It was good, I watched almost all the episodes without getting bored, but there was nothing out of the ordinary, it was talking about the problems in society due to the class problems we always see in kdramas,As the name of the series already suggests. I also liked Lee chaemin acting Even though it's my first time watching his drama. Even though I found big gaps in the drama, the scriptwriter tried to close the gaps, even if it was ridiculous, towards the end. We saw a new murder at the end of the series, but I don't think I will watch it if there is a second season. The first season was enough for me for now. This is my first review, I will continue to write from now on.

"Hierarchy," a Teen Romance Korean Drama directed by Bae Hyeon-jin, is a gripping seven-part series set in the elite Jooshin High School. The series stars Roh Jeong-eui, Lee Chae-min, Kim Jae-won, Ji Hye-won, and Lee Won-jung, and delves into the lives of the top 0.01% of students who attend this prestigious institution, highlighting issues of bullying, excessive drug use, and the abuse of power by the wealthy elite.

Plot and Execution:

The story revolves around the lives of students at Jooshin High School, where scholarship students are often treated as outsiders and the children of the elite wield their power without consequence. The narrative explores themes of revenge, crime, drama, and romance, weaving a complex tale that is both engaging and thought-provoking.

While "Hierarchy" doesn't break new ground in the genre, it effectively captures the essence of similar series such as "Elite" and "13 Reasons Why." The series addresses the serious issue of bullying and its devastating consequences, a recurring theme in Korean dramas like "Revenge of Others," "True Beauty," and "The Glory."

Characters and Performances:

The cast delivers strong performances, particularly Roh Jeong-eui and Lee Chae-min, who bring depth and authenticity to their roles. The characters are well-developed, allowing viewers to empathize with their struggles and triumphs.

Strengths:

Engaging Storyline: The series offers a compelling narrative that keeps viewers hooked from start to finish, with its blend of drama, crime, and romance.

Strong Performances: The cast, especially the leads, delivers powerful performances that add depth to the story.

Relevant Themes: The exploration of bullying, drug abuse, and the abuse of power resonates with contemporary issues, making the series both relevant and thought-provoking.

High Production Value: The cinematography, set design, and overall production quality are top-notch, enhancing the viewing experience.

Weaknesses:

Predictable Plot: The series follows a familiar formula seen in other dramas of the same genre, making it somewhat predictable.

Inspired Elements: "Hierarchy" feels heavily inspired by series like "13 Reasons Why" and "Revenge of Others," lacking a unique identity of its own.

Conclusion:

"Hierarchy" is a well-executed drama that effectively tackles important social issues within the setting of an elite high school. While it may not be groundbreaking or particularly innovative, it provides a gripping and engaging viewing experience. The strong performances and high production value make it worth watching, even if it sometimes feels derivative of other popular series.

With a teaser hinting at a possible second season, "Hierarchy" is likely to maintain its popularity and continue to make noise globally. It stands as a solid entry in the genre, offering a mix of drama, crime, and romance that will appeal to fans of teen romance and revenge dramas.

I had high hopes ....kind of 2nd tier KDRAMA actors as leads and honestly only a couple seemed to define their characters....typical Chaebol belittling the underclass - with violence in the extreme.... Just none of the characters were likable ......beautiful settings as befitting KDramas where the super rich and powerful rule....i would have loved to know the budget for the one of a kind fleet of cars they used!!!

When I see movies like this - and this made me realize this will be my last like this!! - it makes high school cliques in America and other countries look like kids play.....and It makes me wonder how much truth there is to the class system in Korea.....Asia ...... I would only recommend if you are totally bored - have nothing better to watch (?) - but then again if it gets down to that - take a walk or read a good book!!!!

The title sounded like something interesting, but it was a scam. The story was very blant.

Lead female: very dull. Please feed her. SK you need to really work on your selections, your actresses are so lean , feed them something man. Same goes for the guys.

Male Characters: confused , not confused. If they haven't done anything, why are they not just saying it out. So much unnecessary misunderstanding..

Story : didn't make much sense, just felt like a drag. Too many errors too. Even the twist didn't feel like a twist...

The hera girl only had some Character to her rest were blant I felt....

I am already almost finished as I couldn't stop watching. I love the acting, the characters and the story of the show. It deserves much attention as I have to say that it's already one of my favorite kdramas. I had all emotions watching this. I don't know what to write now but I really loved it. There was nothing wrong with it and I have no reasons to not give it 10 stars. I watched the first episode and knew I had to continue watching and i didn't get bored even once what doesn't happen often so I have to say for me it was a really good and I can only recommend to watch it. I hope this drama gets all the attention that it deserves.

Don't let the low ratings fool you. There is just a low number of reviews right now since this series dropped around a week ago. The ratings will definitely skyrocket once everyone's finished this masterpiece. For the record, this is my first time writing a review for a K-drama and i have been watching them for 6 years now, Anyway, if you haven't started this show yet then i envy you because i would do anything to watch this for the first time again. I cannot express how good hierarchy is, it's just something you must see for yourself. From the cast to the plot and even the OSTs, it is perfect in my humble opinion. Without a doubt one of my favourites this year. Thats why i was initially flabbergasted as to why the overall ratings are so unbelievably low. I could really go in depth about every detail of hierarchy but just know that once you start watching episode 1 you will find yourself binging it until the end. I will be eagerly awaiting a season two as soon as possible.

A big budget, beautiful actors and sceneries, and nice cars could not propel this KDrama to the level of others that share the same tropes. It's not all bad, but there were so many wasted opportunities for this to be spicy.

Characters: FL-dull and lifeless; ML- I liked, but I was sneak dissing him by the end. Other characters- awesome opportunities to explore how they could have pushed the plot, but didn't.

Unnecessary parents- did not impact or improve anything.

Avenge your brother-period. Nope. Let's "change the school's culture". Unrealistic outcomes based on a lackluster plot and mediocre acting.

Romance? Let's race to see if we stay together (Boys over Flowers vibes). They tried to have a triangle, but that failed.

The "blackmail" idea became tiresome by the end. This could have been so awesome with some twists.

The biggest letdown, IMO, were the underdeveloped relationships, irrelevant flashbacks, and overall failure to launch (all over the place).

Watch it. Grapple through all 7 episodes. At the end, I think there's an aftertaste that needs a spoonful of sugar.

The synopsis of the hierarchy system in elite school setting like jooshin high school is to be expected. Personally I liked the character Rian, who is the richest most powerful character in the series. They made him out to be the antagonist of the series but he's actually a good guy. They paint him to be the bad guy because his followers carry out beatings and stuff on his behalf but he never orders any of it. Her us another interesting character because they paint her to be a bad person but she has a soft heart (especially after she breaks down crying after she told jaei that they were never friends). Jae-i's character was made to be the weakest imo because she is from one of the wealthiest families but they made her out to be weak and had most of the burden on her shoulders alone. She easily could have told her bf RI-an and he could have handled everything himself but they let her be weak on her own. The protagonist of the show Kang-ha does not make sense because his twin brother was weak and a target of bullying but somehow he is the exact opposite and strong enough to oppose the bad rich kids. Thought that was a bad representation of his character. Hope there is a stronger 2nd season because they can do so much better.

Everything is very boring. The plot is practically non-existent, we only see how some rich people interact with each other and how the poor are mocked. There is nothing else. Also, these "high school teenagers" behave as if they are full-grown adults, actually I can't see them as 17-18-year-olds, but 25-30-year-olds because they behave very mature as if they have a thousands of responsibilities and secrets and it's not realistic at all. I don't know, maybe if it was a college drama, their behavior would still work, but not here. Some of the actors act well, but others have the same facial expression for three whole episodes, like they're confused vegetables. I had high expectations, but it's not worth your time.

This drama is like being presented with a fine wine, but getting served water instead. Very weak storyline. They lure you in with, what should be, a really good revenge/mystery plot but give you a story that's dull and not well written. The actors did the best they could with what they were given and how they were directed, so I can't fault them. With the exception of Lee Chae-Min, I found the others needed more guidance in their portrayals as they seemed like lifeless puppets reciting lines. No emotions really, their eyes remained blank. Plus, sorry gentlemen but the only character I found intimidating was played by Choi Won-Young. The story is too fast paced as well, revealing things way too soon without proper foundation, like the writer kept coming up with last minute ideas and implemented them before solidifying their base in the story. One last thing, I felt the whole 'love' storyline between the 2 top rich students was both unnecessary and emotionless.