A Secret Identity Showdown, and the Protagonist Is Actually Me
马甲修罗场，主角竟是我本人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 505k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 5
Secret Identity Stories Where Everyone Loves the Protagonist’s True Self
Looking for books like "I Founded a Virtual Salvation Organization Using Secret Identities". I want secret identity stories, secret identity stories!
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.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Flirts with Their Secret Identity, and Their True Self Is a Little... Into It?
I want secret identities + no CP + everyone loves the protagonist + a frail original body + identities that are never exposed. Ideally, some secret identities should be on the dark side and some on the light side. The secret identities should love clinging to the original body and be extremely possessive, while hating each other... No behind-the-scenes mastermind stories! No behind-the-scenes mastermind stories! Thanks 😜
Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Always Stays in the Shadows
Looking for books similar to I Created the Monster Sequence! The protagonist should stay behind the scenes, waiting for others to go through countless hardships before finally reaching him. He has a powerful faction, is invincible, and stands above all things, looking down on the masses without involving himself in the mortal world.
The Protagonist Plays an Entire Cast Alone and Creates an Organization Made Up Entirely of Themself
Looking for books like "Turning the World Upside Down: Playing a Villainous Big Shot from the Start".
Reader comments 4
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Em, the author's writing style is really good, especially when reading the analysis of [Xuehuang], I feel like a hunter is playing the role of prey with ease, and it's like watching a psychological academic report on a chess game. Emm. Some words become too long-winded when repeated, as if to whet one's appetite. I don't know where the climax is. It feels a bit hydrological. The protagonist has been "seemingly". After reading 40 chapters, I haven't seen the protagonist taking charge of the chess game. . . .
I've read more than forty chapters and still can't help but post a book review. Most of the troubles the protagonist is currently in are caused by the waistcoat. Words such as "examination", "calculation", and indifference are often used between the protagonist and the waistcoat. Some of the sentences in the protagonist and the waistcoat are unintelligible and specious. Another very funny part is that the protagonist has to stand by the dormitory window every night and watch, just like clocking in. It's almost meaningless at the moment, so I'll continue to watch the rest of the plot.
Nice!!! Really pretty!!! I'm so poor that I can't think of words to praise 😢
It's so beautiful, why is there no one there?