The new Netflix series is gaining popularity. The series 'Teach You a Lesson'. A new Netflix series. An action-drama series reflecting societal issues. A Korean drama series. Adapted from the popular webtoon 'True Education,' Thairath Entertainment brings you the synopsis of 'Teach You a Lesson.' Here's the synopsis of 'Teach You a Lesson.' We bring you the synopsis.
Synopsis of 'Teach You a Lesson.' The story begins when the order within schools collapses, prompting extraordinary inspectors to step in and restore order using a strict curriculum not found in textbooks.
The education system is entering a crisis as many teachers lose their ability to control and shape student behavior like before. The fading authority of teachers in classrooms has become a trigger for increasingly severe and complex social problems. To resolve this dire situation,
the government has pushed new legislation protecting teachers' rights and established the specialized 'Office for the Protection of Educational Rights.' Nah Hwajin, an expert officer, is assigned to manage schools riddled with problems, empowered to take strict disciplinary measures without limits to restore order in education.
He handles issues such as school bullying, parents pressuring teachers, students falsely accusing teachers, mothers pressuring their children to study, teachers accepting bribes, delinquent students, youth who defy the law, and students addicted to gambling.
After the office becomes a public target, they decide to operate outside the rules to expose a dangerous conspiracy led by a gang of violent students.
- "Nah Hwajin" (played by Kim Mu-yeol), a former special forces soldier who uses his combat skills and clever tactics to tackle problematic schools.
- "Im Hanrim" (played by Jin Ki-joo), a tough, positive female inspector who takes on the challenge solo, delivering "expensive lessons not taught in textbooks" to restore justice and peace in schools.
- "Choi Kangseok" (played by Lee Sung-min), Minister of Education and founder of ERPA, who is behind pushing special laws to seriously address school problems.
- "Bong Geundae" (played by Lee Sung-min), ERPA deputy director responsible for data, technology, and analytical support from the command center.
On Netflix.