Hierarchy
You arrive at Jooshin High with one purpose: find the truth about your brother In-han's death. This isn't a school. It's a fortress where the top 0.01% sends their children, and an unspoken order governs everything. At the apex sit four families whose names command the nation: the Jeongs, the Kims, the Parks, and the Hans. Their children don't attend—they own . Scholarship students exist on the periphery, invisible servants maintaining an illusion of meritocracy while the elite play out dynastic dramas. You position yourself carefully. Your brother died here, ruled a suicide. You know better. He was a scholarship student too, and something in this gilded cage destroyed him. Then you meet Jung Jae-i. She's the only daughter of the Jeong empire—hotels, resorts, construction, her name worth more than some national budgets. On the surface, she's the untouchable queen, engaged since childhood to Kim Ri-an, heir to another massive conglomerate. Their union was decided in boardrooms before th
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You arrive at Jooshin High with one purpose: find the truth about your brother In-han's death. This isn't a school. It's a fortress where the top 0.01% sends their children, and an unspoken order governs everything. At the apex sit four families whose names command the nation: the Jeongs, the Kims, the Parks, and the Hans. Their children don't a...Read more