I'm the Only One Not Crossdressing!?

Naoki Tozawa is determined to become the epitome of masculinity, which is why he chose to enroll in an all-boys high school renowned for shaping resilient and disciplined men. To his utter disbelief, after a year at the institution, he notices a bizarre trend—several of his classmates have begun attending classes dressed as girls. Whispers suggest the photography club is behind this strange phenomenon, prompting Naoki to seek out Ueda, a member whose feminine appearance is so convincing it blurs the line between reality and illusion.

As Naoki grapples with this unexpected turn of events, he questions whether his ideals of manhood are being challenged or simply misunderstood. The school’s once-strict atmosphere now feels like a surreal stage where traditional norms are playfully discarded. Ueda, with his effortless grace and charm, becomes the center of Naoki’s investigation, forcing him to confront his own rigid beliefs.

The more Naoki observes, the more he realizes that the students’ crossdressing isn’t just rebellion—it’s a form of self-expression that defies societal expectations. Yet, standing firm in his convictions, he remains the lone holdout, refusing to conform. This internal struggle leaves him isolated, torn between his pride and the growing curiosity about the freedom his peers seem to embrace.

Meanwhile, Ueda remains an enigma, neither confirming nor denying his role in the trend. His mysterious demeanor only fuels Naoki’s frustration, pushing him to dig deeper. What starts as a quest to restore order becomes a journey of self-discovery, where Naoki must decide whether to uphold tradition or question the very definition of strength.

The school’s halls, once echoing with stern discipline, now buzz with laughter and vibrant energy. Naoki’s resistance makes him an outlier, but as days pass, he begins to wonder—is he the only one seeing things clearly, or is he the one who’s truly left behind?