Little angels, please don't rate the story. Thank you!
Tangze Huaye is a fake member of the Black Organization who transmigrated as a genuine liquor. She's gone to great lengths to save the little angel from the rooftop tragedy and bring down the organization.
Her goal is to take out the blond, dark-skinned fake, promote the little angel, and dismantle the organization from within.
Bourbon, the blond, dark-skinned fake: To protect the little angel undercover, should I take that woman out?
Tangze Huaye: Bring it on. Let's hurt each other. I've secretly prepared a big present for a certain blond, dark-skinned trainee, and I'll throw in a pair of silver handcuffs too.
In the blink of an eye, her favorability with the little angel undercover is maxed out. She's always worrying about his safety. As a fake member of the organization who's secretly working for the good guys, he's her idol. She worries his identity will be exposed, so she guards against fire, thieves, and a certain blond, dark-skinned Toru.
Until one day, she and the blond, dark-skinned Whiskey both pretend to be passing by the bomb-disposal scene, all while working hard to defuse the bomb.
Tangze Huaye: “I just came to try out how to defuse my new bomb invention.”
A certain blond, dark-skinned man: “What a coincidence. Me too.”
After they get hauled in for questioning and released, the two stare at each other in disbelief.
Tangze Huaye: Damn it, how did he get out again!
Life is a play, and it all comes down to acting. What do you do when you can't keep up the act?
After the nth chance encounter and the nth trip to the station for a cup of tea, Tangze Huaye has learned to take it in stride. She keeps doing her best to send real liquor in.
The heroine has PTSD when it comes to the unhinged blond, dark-skinned Toru. Whenever she crosses paths with him, she does everything she can to get him locked up. The two constantly try to frame each other and put on a show, each trying to get the other behind bars, while also making sure the real culprit gets arrested.
Background: The heroine only knows that Cat Hiromitsu is a good person. She doesn't know about the other undercover agents, so she keeps trying to kill the blond, dark-skinned Toko. Later on, she'll team up with the undercover agents to stir up trouble. The CP is Toru.
The story takes place later in the timeline, but the story arc about the five-man squad hasn't started yet for certain reasons.
The heroine is a committed undercover agent for the good guys who has lost contact with them. Working alone inside the organization, everything she does is to protect the good guys and preserve peace. Fighting evil is everyone's responsibility!
Other titles for this story: Where Did My Boss Go?, The Search for My Boss, The Mystery of the Blond, Dark-Skinned Waiter's Identity, The World Where Only the Heroine Doesn't Know Toru Is One of the Good Guys
Content warnings: There are domineering CEO tropes, and the heroine has a son in the ending (Bourbon's). Don't read if that's not for you. Readers who give low ratings, please don't read. Let's all be civil. The bonus chapters are out of order, so if you don't like melodrama, you can skip the chapters marked as bonus content.
Recommend my upcoming Conan story: Wearing Secret Identities and Laying Low in the Detective World
Mihua City is a peaceful, crime-free city. Tangze Hao just wants to lie flat and take it easy, so after graduating, he joins the traffic department. Every day, he pulls over drivers who break traffic laws and don't watch the road. Because of his laid-back and willful attitude, Matsuda and his blond, dark-skinned classmate team up to beat him up.
Ahem. He knows he's in the wrong, so he can only take the punches and keep his mouth shut. Watching his classmates and friends shine in all sorts of places makes life absolutely wonderful.
That is, until he buys a manga...
Huh?
His friend dies on a rooftop while working undercover?
His blond, dark-skinned friend's Public Security identity nearly gets exposed?
Matsuda Jinpei and Hagiwara are blown up?
What the hell! His friends are all alive and well! He had dinner with Matsuda and Hagiwara just last night!!!
And the identities of his two Public Security classmates are top secret. How could they appear in a manga?
Only after he's pulled into the manga does he learn the truth: in this parallel world, Mihua City is extremely dangerous, with crime and danger lurking in the shadows. There's also a Black Organization powerful enough to take on numerous countries, and Hiromitsu died at the organization's hands.
Starting college all over again, Tangze Hao no longer chooses to lie flat. He's going to change this screwed-up ending from the manga. Even if it's only a manga, his friends absolutely, positively cannot have such a tragic fate.
Five minus four equals zero. It's too sad if only one person is left to visit their graves.
They're better off spending peaceful, leisurely days together, chatting over tea and enjoying the summer sunshine.
They're the best of the best, and there's nothing they can't do. If their fate has already been written, then he'll change this timeline.
After graduating in this world, Tangze Hao uses his good-guy identity to save his friends while creating secret identities to infiltrate the Black Organization and prepare to take it down.
His bad-guy secret identities specialize in stirring up trouble, and he ends up on the blacklist of a certain blond, dark-skinned undercover agent, who points a gun at him.
Wait, listen to me! I'm really not a bad guy. Don't point that gun at me.
Reading Guide: CP with Toru. For now, the protagonist is the only transmigrator, though others may appear later.
The timeline goes back to college.
Theme: Save the world and protect all its people
Very good, the text is very interesting.
Maybe I'm not very good at writing emotional scenes. The extra image is a bit too overused. It's a bit like the male protagonist chasing after the sweetheart. It has an old-fashioned romantic feel. Some of the vocabulary is also the same. The woman can be called by her name, and in the monologue, she can be replaced by a little wife or something more cute. This use of words has a domineering style, which is a bit inappropriate for Ling, and it is mainly a joke.
The extra chapter is overall relaxing and good-looking, although a few clips and descriptions make it feel a little bit stereotyped and old-fashioned. Although it is worth watching, it is relaxing and interesting.
The heroine feels very frustrated. I skipped directly to these extra chapters. The writing was actually pretty good. Even though the heroine was obviously a meritorious official, she was treated like a criminal. It was very uncomfortable.
The heroine felt so suffocated throughout the whole process, feeling suppressed everywhere.
Hmm... I feel like I'm using too much force. The main text is okay, but the extra plot always feels like it's too much, and it's always uncomfortable to watch?
Jiang Guling, can you please kiss me and confess your love?
Jiang Guling's emotional intelligence crime does not end there. He is a bit strict, but not to the point of lacking emotional intelligence...
When I see the heroine, I always feel sorry for the child. I just want to say to some single mothers that it is not your fault that the child does not have a father. You have the right to choose yourself. You are not just a mother, you are still yourself.
What should I say?
The pace of the story seems a bit fast? The relationship line jumps a lot, the feeling of falling in love with each other suddenly, and the characters are also a bit OOC?
The ending also feels a bit neither up to down nor good enough.
Damn, can there be a spin-off in the future? I really want to continue watching~
Is there something missing? Why did it end so suddenly? I can't connect. And the heroine is really frustrated [holding her chin]
Very good, the text is very interesting. Maybe I'm not very good at writing emotional scenes. The extra image is a bit too overused. It's a bit like the male protagonist chasing after the sweetheart. It has an old-fashioned romantic feel. Some of the vocabulary is also the same. The woman can be called by her name, and in the monologue, she can be replaced by a little wife or something more cute. This use of words has a domineering style, which is a bit inappropriate for Ling, and it is mainly a joke. The extra chapter is overall relaxing and good-looking, although a few clips and descriptions make it feel a little bit stereotyped and old-fashioned. Although it is worth watching, it is relaxing and interesting.
The heroine feels very frustrated. I skipped directly to these extra chapters. The writing was actually pretty good. Even though the heroine was obviously a meritorious official, she was treated like a criminal. It was very uncomfortable.
The heroine felt so suffocated throughout the whole process, feeling suppressed everywhere.
Hmm... I feel like I'm using too much force. The main text is okay, but the extra plot always feels like it's too much, and it's always uncomfortable to watch?
Jiang Guling, can you please kiss me and confess your love?
Jiang Guling's emotional intelligence crime does not end there. He is a bit strict, but not to the point of lacking emotional intelligence...
When I see the heroine, I always feel sorry for the child. I just want to say to some single mothers that it is not your fault that the child does not have a father. You have the right to choose yourself. You are not just a mother, you are still yourself.
What should I say? The pace of the story seems a bit fast? The relationship line jumps a lot, the feeling of falling in love with each other suddenly, and the characters are also a bit OOC? The ending also feels a bit neither up to down nor good enough.
Damn, can there be a spin-off in the future? I really want to continue watching~
Is there something missing? Why did it end so suddenly? I can't connect. And the heroine is really frustrated [holding her chin]