
I Told You to Hide Your Identity, Why Do You Make It Real Every Time?
让你伪装身份,你每次都玩真的?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 456k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 11
Secret Identity Stories Where the Protagonist Never Gets Found Out, Preferably Playing Other People
The Protagonist Discovers the World Is Fake and Has to Pretend Not to Know in Order to Survive
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.
The Protagonist Is Forced to Act Like a Big Shot, but Nobody Believes His True Strength
The Protagonist Has Lived Through Countless Eras, and Every Identity They Reveal Shakes the World
A Protagonist Who Gets Creative with a Useless Skill
I remember a novel where the protagonist's skills were all pretty useless. Every time they cleared a game, they got a few skills and could keep them. The skills were pretty useless, but the protagonist was really good at making them work. Can anyone recommend similar novels? Thanks!
Looking for a Feel-Good Novel Where the Protagonist Gets a System That Lets Them Draw Identities
The protagonist completes tasks tied to their current identity, then gets to draw their next identity. The protagonist should be smart, and the longer the story, the better.
A System Novel Where the Protagonist Can Draw Identities
I Pretended to Be a Genius and a Chosen One, Then Really Became One
I want books similar to "Oh No, I Cannot Keep Pretending to Be a Genius Anymore".
Looking for Stories Where You Make Up Your Own Identity Wherever You Go
Looking for books like Quick Transmigration: She's a Delicate, Softhearted Female Lead. A male lead is fine, as long as he doesn't overshadow her. Any genre is welcome, funny or serious.
Something Good!!!
Looking for books similar to We've Been Childhood Friends This Long, So Why Not Date? It's so good!
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First of all, the content of the book is okay, but there are too many things describing gender stereotypes, which reduces the value of the book.
Not bad, worth a look