
The Disguiser: Shu Xiang
伪装者之舒香
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 101k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Best Spy Thrillers You Can Think Of, Preferably With Transmigration
Can We Get Some Crossover Stories Based on Film and TV With Decent Values?
Looking for books like *Transmigrating Across Worlds: Using a System to Become a Favorite Consort*. I once read a crossover story where the protagonist transmigrates into various dramas and is adored by everyone. It was fine at first, but later she transmigrated into Molan and whitewashed both her mother and herself. It was unbearable.
Undercover Female Side Character + Republican-Era Setting + CP
In a Reading Slump. Looking for Well-Written Crossover Drama Fics.
For readers who've been reading for over ten years: no awkward, tacky, naive, saintly, or ridiculous plots. The female lead should be levelheaded, not someone who loses her mind over romance. (A comprehensive film-and-TV story where the protagonist transmigrates into various TV dramas and novels to complete missions.)
Book Recommendation Plaza
Feel free to ask me for book recommendations. I’ll reply to everyone and recommend something 😎 I recommend all kinds of books 👀 Reply times vary. _@Tomato Novel 🍅
Looking for Female-Oriented Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates to the War Against Japan and Helps Her Country
I want a transmigration novel with a grand scope and a story that really rises above itself, told from the female lead's perspective!!!
Espionage Drama: Female Protagonist, Underground Party Member
Transmigrating into TV Dramas Like The Disguiser and Sparrow
Looking for High-Quality Crossover Fanfiction Based on TV Dramas, With a Strong Female Lead
Looking for books similar to *The Comprehensive World of Film and TV: Obsessed with Rebellion*. Something like it, with a powerful and dangerous female lead and beautiful writing.
Looking for a Fresh Take on a Period Novel! No Military Suitors, Just Independent Professionals
The heroine is a photographer who transmigrates into a novel set in a past era and helps advance China's photography industry. She discusses photographic aesthetics with young teachers. The story is set in Northeast China. The male lead lives in a large woodworking factory compound. Others think he's a delinquent, but he's great at making money.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Anything Good Is Welcome
Good Completed Historical-Era Stories!!!
Looking for books like *The Little Educated Youth Who Transmigrated to the 1960s (Time Will Eventually Move On)*. I like heroines who are self-reliant and not saintly or always helping the poor, and who simply live a warm, peaceful life of their own.
Recommendations, Please!!
Looking for books similar to Childhood Sweetheart Spoils Me More! Who Needs That Aloof Campus Heartthrob? I'm out of books to read. Please recommend something! I can't get into anything at all!!
Any Books About Liang Zhongchun from The Disguiser? 😄😄
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Very good, she is my favorite heroine, unassuming and contributing her own strength at this special moment! It also fundamentally saved Yu Manli, which makes CP fans worth it! ! It's a pity that it changed the tragedy of the characters in the play. My own ending turned out to be bad. I cried. It's so cruel [crying]
The writing is super good. Although it is very short, the heroine's sobriety and patriotism are deeply rooted in my heart. I cried after reading it, especially in the last episode. As for the ending of the Ming family in this book, I personally like it very much. The secret personnel working behind enemy lines should have a happy old age. But the reality is that many people died on the eve of the establishment of XZG in 1949. The heroine's final ending is also very disappointing, but regret and loss are the norm, and a happy ending is a rare blessing. I hope that the heroine in the book can return to modern times and continue living after ending the plot of the pretender.
It's very interesting. In fact, the writing is not very delicate, but it feels like the helplessness of that era. The overall emotional scenes are mostly family dramas and the hardships of underground workers. It's a pity that Axiang didn't see a stable country. It's a pity that there were no relatives around when he died, and it's a pity that there was no love. But I am also very happy for her. I saw the country's victory. I am also happy for her that many anonymous soldiers have names. What is even more happy is that the country and her relatives have not forgotten her. I am also happy that she has a marriage certificate with him and has a lover.
It's very interesting. Although some of the details are not very well described, the plot is very good. If you don't read the inserted memories carefully, it will be easy to read them, and some of the story lines will appear confusing. But it also writes about the helplessness of that era. There are very few emotional scenes in the novel, but there is a different feeling. Nine times out of ten love affairs in the Republic of China are tragic. I feel sorry for Axiang. It's a pity that Axiang didn't see how sweet the candy she sprinkled was. It's a pity that there were no relatives around when she passed away. It's also a pity that she didn't know that he was still alive. But I was also very happy for her. She had changed the outcome of everyone in the Ming family. I knew that New China was finally established. I was also happy for her that those comrades who had been latent for many years had names. I was even happier that the country and her relatives had not forgotten her. I was also happy that she and he had a marriage certificate. The marriage certificate that she had not received in time had their names written side by side. Axiang is very smart and clever, but she is also so stupid... Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooouseinses... Ppings! My Axiang 555555
It's really great. Unlike other anti-war novels, both the male protagonist and the female protagonist are only busy falling in love when they travel to the past. This book made me happy, but it also became my new love.
This book is beautiful. I like the heroine of this book very much. She is capable and knowledgeable. But the ending was a bit regretful. She didn't come back alive, and she couldn't get the marriage certificate back from Guiyi [crying]
The whole text is very rigorous, and it was a little incoherent at first, but after reading it, I found that everything was so appropriate. The character of Axiang is very well-developed. Although Axiang died later and the love was not consummated, it was very consistent with the love of the Republic of China and was very sad. But Axiang died for the sake of righteousness. She had also witnessed the descendants, and it was considered complete [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts]
It's so good to watch, the heroine and the hero are really a bit regretful. They obviously won, but in the end they were separated from each other [crying][crying][crying]
The ending is when it should end, and the ending of the heroine makes people feel disappointed. Although I know this is the best ending, I also hope to get a beautiful sequel.
It's really good to cry. I did it for the country and my family, but not for myself. Maybe when I entered the game, I decided my own ending. It's a pity that we will never see Axiang again. After thinking about it, I hope to make a side story from the female protagonist's perspective.