
The Hidden Master
隐之实力者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 595k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I'm pretty curious.
Behind-the-Scenes Stories About Founding a Mysterious Organization. Please!
I want to read books similar to "The Hidden Mastermind Behind the Scenes Created a Salvation Organization!"
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Founds an Organization Whose Members Are All Their Secret Identities
I'd like something like *My Frail Self Changes Personas by Drawing Secret Identities*.
The Protagonist Transmigrates, Builds a Power Base, Controls Everything from Behind the Scenes, and Is Unbeatable
The protagonist transmigrates, builds a faction, and controls everything from behind the scenes. Even when killing enemies, he attacks remotely without showing himself. Remember, he must be truly invincible and truly in control behind the scenes.
Lately I've Been Into Stories Where One Person Uses Lots of Secret Identities to Act Out Different Roles
Looking for books similar to *Death Game: The Beauty Deceives the World*.
Urgently Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Builds a Faction
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Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Has One Identity in the Public Eye and Another Behind the Scenes
Any Novels Where the Male Lead Seems Ordinary but Has a Hidden Identity and Superpowers?
A Protagonist with Tons of Secret Identities Who Uses Them to Create an Organization
Preferably set in a modern city.
Building a Faction with Lots of Different Departments
The Protagonist Is Incredibly Skilled but Hides His Abilities, So the People Around Him Don’t Know How Strong He Is
No-Romance Novel About a Master of Secret Identities Who Founds a Mysterious Organization
Looking for books similar to *The Contract Exorcists I Play Are All Mentally Ill*.
Please! Looking for Behind-the-Scenes Mastermind Stories in Urban Settings: Industry, Finance, and the Internet
The Protagonist Can Control Others and Make Them Do Anything
I'm Out of Books to Read: Looking for Stories Like The Eminence in Shadow, Where the Protagonist Plays the Pig to Eat the Tiger and Pulls the Strings Without Being a Doormat
Any Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Pulls All the Strings?
No holier-than-thou protagonists.
The Protagonist Builds a Faction to Support Himself, Instead of Being Worked to the Bone
Looking for books like The Apocalypse Arrives: The Goddess School Beauty Begs Me to Kill Her.
A Protagonist Who Can Create Clones, Each One Incredibly Powerful
I saw the synopsis before, but now I can't find it.
Create a Mysterious Organization, Recruit New Members, and Unlock the System
The protagonist should be someone who transmigrated. I'd like a paranormal story about an organization that contains and imprisons supernatural entities.
A Weak Protagonist with Powerful Subordinates
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Founds an Insanely Awesome Organization?
Looking for books similar to "I, Hidden Behind the Scenes, Created a Salvation Organization!" There hasn't been much good to read lately.
A Modern World Transformed, Where the Protagonist Founds a Mysterious and Powerful Organization
Something set in the modern day, where monsters or supernatural powers suddenly appear, and the protagonist creates an organization or company that's both mysterious and powerful.
Behind-the-Scenes Stories About Building a Power Base, Where the Protagonist Doesn't Always Take Center Stage
The Protagonist Draws Puppets, Creates One Faction After Another, and Makes Up a Whole World
The protagonist controls the whole world from behind the scenes, putting on performances with their puppets and portraying different rival factions themselves.
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The plot is okay so far, but there are just too few. I thought there would be chapters later, but when I flipped through it I found out that this is just the chapter. I hope there will be no female protagonist. It is best not to have a female protagonist behind the scenes, otherwise there will be too many limitations in doing things later, and the plot will collapse. For me, if there is no female protagonist, I will expect more. Come on, author, don't give up. As a reminder, there is no update today! !
Fried Chicken is looking forward to comments from book friends~ ! ! ! ! !
With a little more people, it really feels right so far, and it's okay.
[My true feelings about this book] I don't read novels very often, I have my own standards [salute], and I am very selective about novels [you taste it carefully]. I don't like novels that are too invincible and brainless, and I don't like novels with long development cycles and disadvantaged groups [angry], and I have obsessive-compulsive disorder [face covering]. It does comply with that sentence. Books with high ratings are not necessarily good. Books with low ratings can also have miracles [anger]. When this book was 3.0, I had seen it but not read it. An accidental fate [blowing kiss] made me read the first few chapters, which seemed okay, and then the more I read, the better. I hope the author will not give up, and be calm about inappropriate remarks. I wish the author a prosperous career [please update]. I hope there will be new books similar or better to this one in the future [Sending Hearts]
I thought it was a work from 24 years, but it turned out to be from 22 years. The author's updates are really erratic⊙ω⊙ The book is good, and the plot description is also okay. It should be that there is no female protagonist. The frequent appearance of female characters in the early stage is a negative point. After all, it is a work produced in 22 years, so it is understandable to cater to the public. Looking forward, the author has also adjusted the appearance probability of female characters, which is very good and can be read. However, in the behind-the-scenes article, the summoning of powerful characters is restricted, and the combat power is somewhat deliberately suppressed. Although it is understood that the number will increase exponentially with the accumulation of believers in the later period, but according to the summons, the number will increase 10 times after one summons, and no amount of more is enough. A few minutes at a time, there is a fee for extension. Create your own combat power and support the characters. The cost is not much (compared to the team leader), and it is always good. If you can't beat it, you can summon the sky-high price team leader. In comparison, it's like summoning a one-time air strike if you can't beat the level. As you grow up, you no longer need air strikes. The team leader exists only to get through the novice stage. But I still have to complain, it's really too expensive. Can't you try it first and then buy it permanently? Although it is a behind-the-scenes article, there are some differences between what the author describes and behind-the-scenes. If you say it's a cool article, it doesn't look like it. If you say it's behind the scenes, it doesn't look like it either. If you don't struggle with it deliberately, it doesn't mean that you can't watch it, you can still watch it, but there will be some distortion. The portrayal of the protagonist, enen..., It's hard to say, you can watch it yourself, everyone's understanding is different. As for the supporting characters, they have brains but not much. They are arrogant and arrogant people who can also use their brains. Summary: If you are not a very strict person about reading novels, can accept some poisonous points, and are not very demanding, you can give this novel a try. I would like to revise my evaluation of the supporting characters above. Most of the supporting characters have brains, and others are just like what was said above.
There are quite a few female characters! ? ?
It's very interesting, I just wish the author could make the character summoned by the protagonist a little richer. There are some toxic points but they can be ignored. Compared with other Tomato novels, it is really good. Finally, I hope the author can write better and better in the future.
Very nice, but a bit short
Well, Asuka and Shigeru are well portrayed. I want to apply for a cannon fodder with a name. The more miserable the death, the better. It's my m--blackcurrant. As a cannon fodder villain, I give this book five stars.
Not bad. It feels very comfortable for the time being.