Following ”Pyramid Game,” ”Study Group” also receives positive reviews... Will TVING reap the benefits of uniforms?

TVING, which has been lackluster in original content lately, has released a new series, "Study Group." The viral series, "Study Group," has been well-received and is now on TVI.
Attention is focused on whether NG will be able to restore its reputation. The TVING original series "Study Group," which premiered on the 23rd of last month, is about a group of people who want to study well but end up getting into fights.
This is a comical high school action film about a talented young man named Yoon Ga-min (Hwang Min-hyun) who takes a thrilling entrance exam at the worst school in the country and forms a "study group."
Based on a TV drama, "Study Group" has been well-received since its release for its powerful plot, delicate direction, and excellent performances by the actors.
It recorded the highest number of new paid subscribers, demonstrating its influence. In particular, the male protagonist, who puts all his effort into studying but is always at the bottom of the class, is good at fighting, which has drawn laughs and made him a hit in the TV series.
Even though the main character, Hwang Min-hyun, is currently serving in the military and cannot do promotional activities, the series has been garnering hot topics online solely for its quality.
Recently, TVING has been producing original content for other platforms such as Netflix and Disney+ and achieving good results both in Korea and overseas.
TVING's content is weak. That is why people are looking forward to the "Study Group" that has been gaining attention recently.
"Pyramid Game" is a game where the students of Baekyoung Girls' School, class 5, choose who will be bullied by secretly voting once a month. The violence gradually grows in this place where the perpetrators, victims, and bystanders are all mixed together.
It is the only K-content series to be invited by France's 'Series Mania' and praised by the British BBC.
Both "Pyramid Game" and "Study Group" are set in school. They are not simply about teenagers, but about the conflicts and growth of students in a school.
TVING, which gained attention with "Pyramid Game," is paying close attention to whether it can once again become a hot topic with "Study Group," which is set in a school setting.