There's Something Wrong with my Popularity

Che Qiu Yuan, an awkward and introverted student, faced brutal rejection after confessing his feelings to the most popular girl in school. Mocked with the cruel nickname “gorilla,” his confidence shattered completely. Determined to change his fate, he vowed to reinvent himself—shedding his old identity to become someone extraordinary. With relentless effort, he transformed into a charismatic and confident young man, believing nothing could stand in his way. But just as he basked in his newfound glory, a self-obsessed classmate emerged, stealing the spotlight effortlessly. Suddenly, Che Qiu Yuan’s hard-earned popularity seemed fragile, leaving him questioning whether his transformation was enough to stay on top. The competition for attention became fiercer, and doubts crept in—was there something fundamentally flawed about his rise to fame? His journey took an unexpected turn, forcing him to confront deeper insecurities he thought he had left behind. The battle for recognition wasn’t just about looks or charm—it was a test of resilience and self-worth. Would he crumble under the pressure, or find a way to redefine success on his own terms? The answer lay in whether he could accept that true confidence comes from within, not from others’ validation.