Handa's complete inability to read a room is the entire joke, and it never gets old. Everyone worships him; he thinks they hate him. Every attempt to avoid his "bullies" makes him more of a legend. The comedy lives in that gap between reality and his anxiety, where the most popular kid in school is genuinely convinced he's alone.

Sei Handa is convinced he's the most hated person in his high school. Every glance feels like a sneer, every conversation a setup for mockery. So he keeps his head down, avoids crowds, and tries to become invisible. There's just one problem: he's actually the most beloved student on campus. His calligraphy is legendary, his face is unforgettable, and somehow his cold demeanor makes him even cooler. But Sei's mind won't accept the truth. When classmates approach him with genuine admiration, he interprets it as ridicule. When they laugh, he assumes they're laughing at him. His desperate attempts to seem less appealing only make him more appealing, attracting an increasingly obsessed fanbase of models, delinquents, and devoted admirers. What unfolds is a comedy of constant miscommunication, where Sei's self-imposed isolation becomes the very thing that makes him irresistible. Watch as the most isolated person in school accidentally becomes the center of everyone's world.