Absolute Class [Korean High School]

The first time Bai Yin set foot in Renji High, she understood that it was a cesspit full of awful people, centered on class and rife with violence and money.

As expected, she was ostracized and mocked. To fit in with the heirs of the powerful families, she joined their clique as an errand girl, bullying her own classmates.

Even so, she couldn't escape her bad luck.

When a fragrant, high-end lipstick was pressed hard against her face, her clothes were maliciously stripped off and a humiliating video was filmed, and her desk was covered in vulgar insults, all she could do was cry helplessly.

"Kim Kui, quit messing around here, you crazy bitch."

Someone cut the scene short impatiently. She timidly looked up and saw Yin Che, whose eyes were covered by someone's hand.

Only then did Bai Yin learn that some people were born at the very top of the pyramid. Everyone at Renji High bowed to Yin Che's family background. Even the heirs of business tycoons and politicians had to bow and smile obsequiously in front of her.

Whenever bullying happened around her, someone would cover Yin Che's eyes and weave her a beautiful fairy tale.

"Why are you sitting here?" Yin Che asked with a lovely, radiant smile, addressing those beneath her as if granting them a favor.

"Cheche, she's probably just tired. Let's hurry to class. Didn't you say you were designing a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry today?"

Someone shot Bai Yin a silent warning glare.

Bai Yin knew about the jewelry design class. Renji High had opened it especially for Yin Che.

She wasn't even qualified to enter the classroom.

That's how the world works.

At Seoul Renji High, class hierarchy and possession are absolute.

[Reader's Notes]

1. This is not a story about a villainous heroine. Yin Che is the protagonist.

2. Set at a Korean high school. Everyone except Cheche is a villain.

3. No romance. Winning men's admiration is child's play.

Theme: A flower growing in the mud