
Lies: The Reborn Phantom Thief
诈谎:涅槃鬼贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 276k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Books with Titles That Put You Off, but Amazing Stories
In a Reading Slump. Recommend Something Smart With Intelligent Characters
First of all, nothing brainless, no womanizers, and no power fantasies that make everyone stupid. I'm looking for something about everyday life, simple and funny, maybe a little silly. Thanks!
Looking for a Great Book So Gripping I Won't Skip a Single Chapter
Modern romance, with an unconventional plot and a sweet tone (a little angst is fine). No one being reborn, and preferably no mistresses or unattainable dream girls. Most importantly, it has to be complete 😂
Stories Set in a World Where Women Rule and Men Are Subordinate
As for Female-Dominance Novels, Other Than Su Jie, I Feel Like None of Them Are Readable!
Looking for books like "I Really Don't Want to Live off a Woman".
Are There Any Novels Without a System? I’m Sick of Systems
It's always Systems, Systems, Systems. I'm sick of it. Can't anyone make it on their own? How many of the novels that become classics are System stories? Seriously.
Looking for a Male Protagonist Who Looks Like a Woman but Doesn’t Cross-Dress
Thanks~
Looking for Fresh, Enjoyable Novels That Make You Want to Keep Reading!!
You know that feeling when you finally find a novel, only to open it and realize you’ve already read it? 😭 I immediately lose all interest 😭😭
The Protagonist Is an Assassin or Thief
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As a prequel to "Liar: The Female Undercover in Another World", it is indeed difficult to define and promote the story when taken on its own, but the story construction is very mature and perfect. It shows the story before the protagonist's transformation and cleverly lays out the world view. It gradually breaks through the cognitive barriers to the other world instead of directly allowing the protagonist to completely travel through it, fully demonstrating the protagonist's growth arc. The group portraits are also well drawn, and every supporting character is vivid.
All I can say is, let's change the title of the book.