A new 2027 drama follows students competing at Royal Camp for Cheongdam International High, hiding secrets and power games.
October/16/2026 12:39
The new drama "Cheongdam International High School: Royal Camp," aiming for release in 2027 (directed by Park Bong-seop, written by Oh Jae-ra, produced by WHYNOT MEDIA), is a high-teen psychological thriller that depicts the fierce competition and desires of the students gathered there, and the secrets hidden behind them, set against the backdrop of "Royal Camp," where they aim to transfer to the aristocratic school Cheongdam International High School, which everyone admires. Hong Ye-ji, Miyeon of i-dle, Hyunsuk from CIX, and Kim Min-gi have been cast in the lead roles. "Royal Camp" is a special camp established for selecting transfer students to Cheongdam International High School. Students who pass the document screening enter the camp and are evaluated by current students of Cheongdam International High School, but the true purpose is hidden behind the camp. In the new space of the closed camp, even fiercer power games and psychological battles are planned to unfold. Hong Ye-ji plays Moon Ji-won, an indomitable character who dives into Royal Camp after having everything taken away overnight. Miyeon plays Cha Se-mi, the new queen of Cheongdam International High School who confronts Moon Ji-won. Hyunsuk plays Seo I-jun, the heir of a conglomerate family, who takes an interest in Moon Ji-won. Kim Min-gi transforms into Seo Dong-hwa, Moon Ji-won's reliable childhood friend and a former member of the Korean national tennis team.
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