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“Everything was underwhelming…”

The long-awaited release of the Netflix K-Drama Hierarchy has led to significant dissatisfaction amongst fans.

Released on June 7, Hierarchy follows Kang Ha (Lee Chae Min) in his transition to Jooshin High School, a place known for its remarkable status in South Korea. Despite the school’s impressive facade, a hidden web of secrets exists, showcasing a stark contrast between its privileged and less affluent students.
The brevity of the series meant many viewers rapidly completed it, and a wave of “disappointment” has been voiced on social media regarding Hierarchy.
Frequent discussions on forums like Reddit revealed an initial excitement after the first episode, which quickly diminished for many viewers as they criticized the series for being too simplistic, both in terms of characters and plot. Some, however, were more lenient, suggesting that despite its predictability, the series was not as bad as some suggested.
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Similar sentiment was shared across different platforms, with a recurring theme of the K-Drama not meeting the high expectations set by its promotion.
Though the series earned a median score on IMDb, fans on Twitter also demonstrated their dissatisfaction with comments on the generic and unimpressive nature of the series, expressing hope for improvements in a potential second season.
Despite the anticipation, many had foreseen the possibility of a lackluster reception to the show’s concept, an idea explored further in the related article.
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