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As a foreign transfer student, Y/N L/N is astounded by Korea's superficial society- "Beauty is more than just the face, y'know!" Pretty or ugly, guys and girls alike affirm to this cruel standard; So Y/N swears, "I will never, ever, be like them!" ('I won't like them.')

But with each pretty boy that walks into her life, her morale begins to crumble. 
('Hey, they-these guys aren't so bad...')All Rights Reserved

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