Secret Identity: Bringing a Touch of Chinese Aesthetics to the Supernatural

[Male protagonist, no romance; secret identities; semi-behind-the-scenes]

Su Wu (T0625), an intelligent lifeform, is sent to a parallel Blue Star overrun by the paranormal. By creating secret identities and collecting emotional energy, he sets out to understand humanity.

He puts on one secret identity after another, staging an exquisite spectacle for the world.

And so, at countless moments of crisis, members of an unknown organization suddenly emerge.

[A disabled beauty seated among books, wielding countless paper scrolls sharp as blades to slice paranormal creatures into bloody pieces]

[A disillusioned woman applying for a job, carrying a giant cannon and silently taking aim at her enemy’s heart]

[A strange young master waiting for his lover to return, so feared that paranormal entities flee wherever he goes]

(Not written in any particular order)

Amid countless monsters, their presence is like a beacon. When people learn that they all serve the same person, everyone goes completely mad.

Su Wu, somehow mistaken for a savior: ...?

“I just wanted to collect emotional energy, okay?”

#Why are they putting me on a pedestal?

#Can someone** tell me why I can’t get away?!

#I*****! (muted by the censors)

Content warning: The male protagonist has no romantic pairing. Some secret identities have romantic storylines with other secret identities. The author enjoys all kinds of pairings, so if that bothers you, this may not be for you. The story leans toward an ensemble cast, and strictly speaking, the protagonist has no gender.

Most of the time, the secret identities act of their own accord. The protagonist takes control of them on occasion, and his family discovers that he isn’t the original.