I Change Identities Every Week, and No One Can Stop Me
每周换身份的我，所向披靡
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I Was Born Noble. How Could Transmigration Compare?
I want a heroine who is a native of her world and puts her noble family and the nation's interests first. She doesn't base marriage on love, but on a powerful alliance. She's brilliant at strategy and a strong female lead. These days, it's always an ordinary woman who transmigrates, while the second female lead is a princess or noblewoman, and the daughters of great families get jealous and fight over a man. Honestly, it's so dumbed down.
Looking for a Fantasy Novel Where the Main Character Returns Undercover After Disappearing for Years
One female lead, no harem.
Any Novels Where the System Makes the Host Choose an Identity From the Start?
Choose your identity from the start
Looking Back at the Immortal Realm, We Meet Again: One Call of Fellow Daoist, a Lifetime of Hardship
If you like fantasy and cultivation novels, check out my new book. I’ll take you into a different kind of cultivation world.
Reborn Investor Stories with a Low-Key Approach
A Male Lead With Off-the-Charts Intelligence, No Saintly Streak or Harem, and a Decisive, Ruthless Nature
Preferably something on the longer side.
Anything Like the Anime *Martin Mystery*, Where the Protagonist Changes Identities Every Week?
I don't mean a novel like Urban Life: I Get a New Identity Every Week. I mean something genuinely like Martin Morning, where the protagonist gets a new identity every single day. Not quick transmigration. Ideally, no female lead, and the male protagonist acts alone.
Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Has One Identity in the Public Eye and Another Behind the Scenes
The Protagonist Has Lived Through Countless Eras, and Every Identity They Reveal Shakes the World
This Old One Has Reached the Mahayana Realm and Has Nothing to Do. I Only Seek a Good Book
Stories Where the Protagonist Plays or Summons Anime Characters and Shocks the Real World
I want stories where the protagonists play or summon anime characters and shock people in the real world. Using anime skills in reality works too. I want a setting where people in the real world recognize the source, so they can tell at a glance roughly which skill or character the protagonist is using.
I Fought Su Mo for Nine Days and Nights, Only to Learn It Was Just One of His Clones
What book is this?
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Plays a Whole Cast of Secret Identities Alone Without Getting Found Out
Looking for books like *I'm Frail, but I Change My Persona by Drawing Secret Identities*.
The Protagonist Has Two Identities: One Human, the Other a Demon or Supernatural Entity
An Invincible Hero from a Powerful Family
The male lead is invincible and has a powerful faction.
Invincible Fantasy: At the Peak from the Start!
God-tier talent and comprehension, a top-tier background, and an invincible power fantasy!
Looking for a Novel Where the Male Lead Plays Various Secret Identities, and They Clash with Each Other! Please!
Please note: no female lead and no harem. I can't stand forced, cringe-worthy showing off. The male lead shouldn't be a saintly pushover. He can be the sort who stirs up trouble and expertly plays the field, or someone who isn't very capable himself but whose secret identity is mistaken for someone powerful.
Sign-In with an Old Servant from the Start
Sign in to a mysterious old servant from the start.
Looking for Novels About Pleasant Goat, Doraemon, and Spongebob Squarepants (▼ヘ▼#
Looking for childhood memories, hahaha
Desperately Seeking Novels About Role-Playing or Templates
Stories about people roleplaying anime characters in a modern city.
Cultivation Novels with No Saintly Protagonists, Decisive Killings, and Smart Leads
Cultivation stories with an intelligent protagonist and villains who aren't idiots.
Please Recommend Stories Where She Gets a New Identity Every Week, and Nothing Else
Novels Where Someone Transmigrates into Swallowed Star and Marries Venina
Looking for Stories With a Ruthless, Decisive, Invincible Protagonist, a System, and Infinite-Flow Adventures
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Friends who like this book can leave a comment and I will read it carefully. At present, the protagonist has gone from the mortal world, the world of immortals and demons to the divine world, and it will become more and more exciting in the future. If you watch it well, please give it a five-star review. Your recognition is my greatest persistence and motivation! 😊
Does the author have a female protagonist?
Come on, author, it's okay.
Big cheers for the author. There is no heroine. I hope there won't be a heroine suddenly in the future. Otherwise... Everyone will understand.
It's beautiful, good luck to the author.
I think it's more interesting and exciting when it's over 40 chapters. If you don't want to read the previous ones, just skip them. I hope the author can write more about it, like the contents of more than 40 chapters. Write more about the villain, I think the villain looks better. Have passion!
Although I haven't watched it yet, I give you five stars first.
The stars in my night sky are always bright. After meeting you, they are as few as morning stars.
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The protagonist is so ruthless 😂😂😂 What's the point of assigning a female counterpart to the Son of Luck, but... I want the picture! ! ! 😜😜