
Playing a Role from the Start: I Created the Savior Organization
开局扮演:我创造了救世组织
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 132k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Does No One Like Secret Identity Stories? They're so Fun to Read \(//∇//)/
Looking for books similar to *All My Secret Identities Are Mentally Unstable*.
Draw Secret Identities and Play Roles, Form an Organization, and Have the Clones Develop a Twisted Possessiveness Toward the Original
The protagonist takes on secret identities, acts out roles, and establishes an organization. The avatars have a pathological possessiveness toward the main body.
Behind the Scenes / Creating a Mysterious Organization / Role-Playing / Lots of Secret Identities
Card-Drawing Roleplay! Original Characters! An Original Organization! The Characters and Their Real Selves Being Adorable Together!
I'm looking for books like *Horror: I Built the Anomaly Containment Society*. Please stop recommending fanfiction, like Conan, Tomb Raiders, or Genshin Impact. Thanks.
The Supernatural, Ghosts, Sequences, and Power-Ups
Looking for books like Yang Jian from Ghost Eyes, and books centered on sequences.
Looking for Behind-the-Scenes Novels Similar to I Created the Monster Sequence
Looking for books similar to I Created the Monster Sequence! Behind-the-scenes stories where the protagonist explores supernatural powers, creates monsters and ability users, and seeks the path to godhood. Or other behind-the-scenes stories where the protagonist’s power comes from something like the Game of Divine Gifts...
Behind-the-Scenes, Bluffing, Director-Type, Multiple Secret Identities
Please, please!! Lately, I've been really into this kind of story. I want one where the protagonist works behind the scenes, has countless secret identities, is extremely cautious, and is great at bluffing!!
Secret Identity Stories with Character-Playing Draws
Are there any secret identity stories where characters are drawn and then role-played?
Hit Me with Quality Secret-Identity Roleplay Stories! The Kind with a Super-Mysterious Organization
The protagonist can be male or female, but there must absolutely be no CP. The more secret identities they have, with completely different personalities, the better. The main point is that they must be insanely powerful!!! If it is good enough, it does not have to involve an organization either~
Any Manga Transmigration, No-Couple Stories with One Male Lead and a Forum?
Looking for books similar to *Surviving on Spotlight Moments in the Comic World*.
Secret Identity Stories Where the Protagonist Never Gets Found Out, Preferably Playing Other People
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Stories Where the Protagonist Builds an Organization, Like the Foundation, the Time Management Bureau, or the Prison Wardens
Looking for books like *Summon SCP-682 from the Start and Awaken Immortality*.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Founds a Fictional Salvation Organization and Makes Up Myths, History, and More
Behind-the-scenes scheming, a System, transmigration, or being reborn are all fine.
Stories Where the Protagonist Has an Acting System and Plays All Sorts of Roles
Are there any books where the protagonist gets stronger by playing different characters? I searched forever and only found those two.
High-Quality Novels About Creating an Organization Under Secret Identities
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist’s Secret Identities Cross Over, Preferably With Spiritual Qi Revival
I want books similar to *Overturning the World: From the Start, I Play a Villainous Big Shot*.
Stories Where the Protagonist Has Lots of Secret Identities and Uses Them to Pose as an Organization
The protagonist and their secret identities pose as a mysterious organization. The members, who are all the protagonist's secret identities, are totally unhinged. Like, one second they're talking to you normally, and the next they stab themselves in the head, with some really bizarre thought processes.
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The setting of this book is very good. It is a standard behind-the-scenes story. The characters of each character are well designed and diverse. The character of the protagonist is also well designed, and there are also foreshadowings in the book. For example, let's call it Zero Association. There may be plot designs such as restarts or reincarnations. Each plot design is just right in length, not too long, cumbersome or tiring to watch. All in all, it is a novel worth following and I will continue to support. Come on, author! I like the character Mei very much, it suits my taste very much [Blow a kiss] [Send a heart]
After a quick glance, it was pretty good. I learned the first 30 chapters from reading books while playing the game. I didn't pay much attention to it, so I just listened to a general plot. I read the next few chapters by myself. So far, the writing and plot are okay, above the pass mark, but not to the point where it's new or likeable. The writing style is still a bit thick, and the foreshadowing is quite shallow. At least the parts I found can be guessed at a glance, so it is quite satisfactory. I didn't pay much attention to the manor and amusement park parts, so I probably had a little impression of them. In terms of plot, I only watched the last part where I was stationed and the part where I got wet in the rain while buying vegetables at the wet market. I quite like Resident, maybe because I haven't seen much of the plot of Resident. The article also gives a relatively clear positioning of the departments, so it doesn't look too confusing. The part about being caught in the rain was a bit dull. It may be because of my personality. I can understand the helplessness of an ordinary person after killing someone, but the description made people start to think inexplicably, blindly dazed, and then suddenly thought about it again. When I received the document, I found that I still didn't think about it. The writing was so peaceful that all I could think of was "Then, oh, so." That's about it, and what I might be more worried about in the future is whether it will enter a cycle of weirdness - people can't beat it - organizations taking action - weirdness to solve it. I will continue to pay attention to this book, and read more about the operation of the organizational structure and member interactions. I look forward to the follow-up works!
I feel like there are no normal people in the organization. I'll just add another blasphemer. He is organizing people for Zero. He blasphemes God and the devil. He placed the cross upside down, and placed the devil upside down on the cross. The yellow garment he wore was a blasphemous garment. He wears a devil's mask and a normal person's mask.
This one is very similar to one I read before, the content is the same as that template [face covering]
It feels pretty good. I still like it so far. Then there is no female protagonist, and there are currently no female vests among the vests played by the male protagonists.
Super nice recommendation
Fortunately, come on, just don't fill the protagonist association with useless outsiders.
I really like this kind of organized writing, keep up the good work!
Hmm, it looks good. Hmm, it suits my taste.
It's similar to the President's book