The Heroine Has Too Many Secret Identities to Shed Them All

Su Yi flits between four books in the same author's series, running herself ragged and switching freely between good and evil as a supporting passerby who shows up wherever she's needed.

At first, everything goes smoothly. But as she appears more and more often, someone finally starts to vaguely remember her.

A campus celebrity: "You remind me of a childhood playmate. But she died in a car accident."

Su Yi: "Well, thanks a lot."

An overly saccharine romance, Professor Husband, Don't Love Me Too Much

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A mischievous child star deprived of affection: "It was you, wasn't it? Last time, you held me and called me baby. You're my mom!"

A mogul in the entertainment world: "Xingxing really likes you. If you agree to be Xingxing's mom, I can make you a star."

Su Yi: "You've got the wrong person." (A nobody from a minor agency)

A Tadpole's Search for Mom, Lucky Darling Becomes a Star

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A domineering CEO in a bittersweet romance, a prodigal who has turned over a new leaf: "Can you stay away from my woman?"

The heroine of a body-double story: "Get lost! I don't believe in men anymore. Su Yi is the only one who's ever been truly good to my daughter and me."

Su Yi: "!"

A body-double story with a car accident, amnesia, and a pregnant heroine on the run, No One Knows

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A true young master who's been reunited with his birth family: "You really don't know the long-legged uncle who raised me? Then how did you get the fountain pen I gave him?"

Su Yi: "Found it."

A career-focused story, The Real Young Master Is the Ultimate Overachiever

*The plot is getting more and more out of control. Su Yi is freaking out.

Reader's Guide:

1. The heroine isn't a robot. She's exceptionally intelligent and has a cognitive disorder.

2. A slice-of-life story. The male lead is just part of the background.

*The original couples stay together.

*Also known as I Have Hundreds of Passerby Secret Identities, Getting Rich Through Role-Playing, The Passerby's Rise, The Neurotic's Guide to Self-Cultivation, Passing Through Your Entire World, and Patching Things Up in a Story Gone Off the Rails

Theme: Even an invisible person deserves to live their life well