"𝗜'𝗟𝗟 𝗢𝗡𝗟𝗬 𝗟𝗢𝗢𝗞 𝗔𝗧 𝗬𝗢𝗨."-In the dark and twisted world of fame and nepotism, a chilling tale unfolds. Kyoko, a former psychopath and killer, has been reincarnated as an ordinary child named (y/n) Arima. Devoid of extraordinary talent...
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As (y/n) grew to the age of four, she found herself in a world that seemed captivated by her appearance.
Everywhere she went, she was met with awe and adoration. People marveled at her beauty, declaring her the goddess of beauty, an angel from heaven, and the epitome of perfection. But she remained stoic, silent, and calm, unfazed by the attention bestowed upon her.
The media, in particular, latched onto her with fervor, driven by the superficial standards that governed the industry. They deemed her a prodigy of beauty, a child blessed with extraordinary features that fit their narrow definition of perfection. Cameras followed her every move, capturing her image from every angle, as if she were a piece of art to be admired and consumed.
"It's incredible how someone so young can possess such beauty," whispered a reporter, capturing (y/n)'s image on camera. "She's destined for greatness."
"Truly a sight to behold," murmured another journalist, their eyes fixated on her as if she held the key to their own personal fulfillment.
The world's obsession with (y/n)'s beauty felt suffocating. She could sense the shallowness that lay beneath their adoration, their fixation on physical appearances rather than the qualities that truly mattered. She was reduced to a mere object, a symbol of beauty to be revered and objectified.
Meanwhile, her sister Kana, who possessed immense talent and abilities, often found herself overshadowed by the relentless focus on (y/n)'s looks. Kana's accomplishments were downplayed, dismissed, or simply ignored in favor of the captivating beauty that (y/n) possessed.
It pained (y/n) to witness the injustice that unfolded before her eyes, the way society placed more value on outward appearances than on genuine talent, intellect, or character. The media's relentless pursuit of beauty perpetuated a toxic standard, distorting the true essence of a person's worth.
'What is beauty without substance?' (y/n) thought, her young mind grappling with the skewed priorities of the world around her.
But amid the cacophony of media attention, (y/n) remained steadfast in her stoicism. She refused to be defined solely by her external appearance. Behind her calm exterior, she harbored a resilience and determination to rise above the superficiality that surrounded her.
