Sonna Me de Mitekure

Mikado is the quintessential school idol—a wealthy, pampered young man whose striking looks and privileged status have made him deeply narcissistic. Accustomed to admiration from everyone around him, he navigates his daily life with an air of absolute superiority, fully confident that his charm can effortlessly win over anyone he chooses. His world operates on the assumption that people will naturally gravitate toward him, and until now, that assumption has never been challenged. However, his carefully constructed reality shatters the moment he experiences love at first sight. The object of his sudden, overwhelming affection is entirely unexpected: a socially awkward, unassuming scholarship student who blends into the background rather than commanding attention. Far from being dazzled by Mikado’s wealth or popularity, this plain-looking classmate remains completely indifferent to his advances, proving utterly immune to the charms that captivate everyone else. This unprecedented rejection forces Mikado into unfamiliar territory. Stripped of his usual advantages and confronted by someone who sees through his polished facade, the spoiled rich boy must navigate genuine feelings for the very first time. As he pursues the one person who refuses to fall at his feet, he begins to discover that true connection requires far more than money, status, or a perfect reflection in the mirror.