Top trending actors Roh Jeong Eui and Lee Chae Min are in line to star in an upcoming K-Drama highlighting ultra-elite high school students.
According to separate exclusive reports from Sports Chosun, both Roh Jeong Eui and Lee Chae Min were cast as the lead roles in upcoming K-Drama Hierarchy. The drama tells the story of an elite high school only the top 0.01% of all students are able to attend. The emotional connections between the characters, from love, jealousy, revenge, and compassion will all be displayed through the show.
Lee Chae Min would play the role of Kang Ha, a scholarship student at the high school. With his innocent, puppy-like visuals but charms befitting a large dog, he has the flexibility to adapt to any situation yet also displays his firm character when needed. While looking all innocent, he possesses the capability to run straight for his target, leading to many being curious why he even joined this elite high-school in the first place.
Roh Jeong Eui would play the role of Jeong Jae Yi, the eldest daughter of a conglomerate and the queen of the high school. Carrying the dignity matching a noble, her slim frame hides the heart of a warrior with her unrivaled charisma.
It was reported that Hierarchy would be broadcast on Netflix, however the production team for the K-Drama has come out to say that the broadcast platform has not yet been decided.
Both Roh Jeong Eui and Lee Chae Min’s agencies have confirmed their actors have received the offer to star in Hierarchy and are considering the offer.
Roh Jeong Eui has received the offer from Hierarchy. It is one of the works that she is currently considering taking.
— Namoo Actors
Lee Chae Min is positively considering the role from Hierarchy.
— Gold Medalist
Both Roh Jeong Eui and Lee Chae Min are currently some of the top trending actors in Korea right now. Roh Jeong Eui has shot into the spotlight following successful roles in Our Beloved Summer and Dear.M. She is also currently the host for Inkigayo. Lee Chae Min broke into the spotlight through Love All Play and became the host for Music Bank, but really shot up through his role in the recently concluded Crash Course in Romance.
