Pyramid Game

Love High operates on a rigid system of popularity, solidified by monthly polls that dictate social standing. New transfer student Suji finds herself thrust into this competitive environment, starting far from the school’s elite. The series explores the dynamics of high school social hierarchies and the pressures associated with achieving recognition within them. As Suji navigates the complex relationships and carefully constructed facades of her classmates, she challenges the established order. The narrative examines themes of identity, ambition, and the potential consequences of prioritizing popularity over genuine connection. It offers a nuanced look at the inner workings of a school culture built on public perception, questioning whether the system can be overcome or if it's inherently unbreakable.