In "Everyone Found Out That I'm Fake," the protagonist curates a glamorous, "perfect" persona on social media, gaining popularity and admiration. However, the pressure to maintain this façade becomes overwhelming, and small cracks begin to show in her carefully crafted image.

The turning point occurs when a major incident reveals her true self, leading to public scrutiny and backlash. Exposed and vulnerable, she confronts her insecurities and the reasons for her need to present a false image.

As the story unfolds, she learns the value of authenticity and the importance of embracing her flaws. Ultimately, she discovers that true connections and self-worth come from being genuine rather than perfect, finding freedom in vulnerability and deeper relationships with those who appreciate her true self.