"Expectations ruin your children."
For the families living at Sky Castle, an exclusive residential community that's home to Korea's elite, their children’s success means everything.
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Yum Jung-ah
Han Seo-jin
Yoon Se-a
Noh Seung-hye
Lee Tae-ran
Lee Soo-imm
Kim Seo-hyung
Kim Joo-young
Oh Na-ra
Jin Jin-hee
Jung Jun-ho
Kang Joon-sang
Choi Won-young
Hwang Chi-young
Kim Byong-chul
Cha Min-hyuk
Kim Bo-ra
Kim Hye-na
Kim Hye-yoon
Kang Ye-seo
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