Does South Korea have any future?

Korea is a hyper-capitalist dystopia. The society is EXTREMELY competitive, extremely high suicide rates, kids who fail the uni entrance exams jump off buildings, extreme pressure to conform, to look beautiful (plastic surgery is very common and advanced, parents commonly buy their kid plastic surgery after high school to look white (double eyelids/nose job). Welfare is nonexistent, disabled people are left to die, you can see elderly women prostituting themselves in Korea. It is very individualistic, people only care about themselves. People shut the door right in your face instead of holding it for you, if you try to get in an elevator they close it right as you are about to step in. You can be dying on the streets and people ignore you. Students study until 3 AM and once you graduate you are expected to work extremely long hours. The only pro is that everything is very cheap because of extreme capitalism, that's why Korea has the fastest internet in the world and it only costs a couple of dollars per month, because of all the companies competing with each other, or you can get excellent plastic surgery for very cheap. It's a superficial hyper capitalist dystopia.

How do Koreans feel about living in a individualist faux-americana hyper capitalist plastic dystopia? Do you feel like your country has a future in this world?