Elaine accepts a duke's daughter's request to attend an aristocratic academy in her place.
She plays the duke's daughter so well that she wins the unanimous approval of the academy's students and becomes the school's untouchable beauty.
The Elaine her classmates see: noble birth, stunning looks, a cool and aloof air, a natural-born leader.
The real Elaine: born in the slums, working for money, and studying hard every day so no one will discover the truth.
As her popularity grows, Elaine has no choice but to turn even colder and reject the overly enthusiastic classmates trying to claim her private time.
The academy's untouchable beauty seems cold enough to freeze people, but a distant ideal is still an ideal.
The harder she is to approach, the more people covet her.
Then one day, the ideal's image comes crashing down.
The untouchable beauty falls from her pedestal, and those who coveted her can no longer hold back.
Theme: Writing about the protagonist's struggle against fate.
