Detective Conan: I'm Really Not an Undercover Agent

How old is the protagonist? After traveling fifty years, is he still struggling in a social organization with his old arms and legs?

It's alright, but it has a bit of a "little green river" vibe about it... It's about using different aliases to play various tricks, like tagging along with classmates from the police academy, teasing Conan, and then having your tragic past exposed.

They don't seem like beginners; they're probably here to prove themselves on Qidian.

I've read up to chapter eleven, and I'd like to ask when Rum dies? This guy is targeting the protagonist so much, acting like he won't stop until he kills the protagonist. He keeps making mistakes in his own missions and deliberately hides important information from the protagonist when giving him missions.

Is this a sign that the author has stopped updating? Or has he abandoned the book? If he still hasn't updated in two years, I'm quitting.

My primary identity is that of a veteran of the distillery. His second identity was an FBI agent planted by the distillery. A third identity: an FBI undercover agent stationed at the distillery, a distillery executive (?). The fourth identity is an undercover agent sent by the brewery to the Japanese public security bureau, and the sixth member of the five-person team at the public security…

The plot sometimes feels nonsensical, making it hard to keep watching. And judging from the decreasing number of comments, it's getting less and less popular.

It's a pity this book was also cut. I quite like this kind of "alternate identity" style.

At first, I thought the protagonist used the system to transform into a completely different character (like Yozo), and that the two characters couldn't appear at the same time, like a game where you can only log in to one account at a time. But later it was written that Hakuku cruelly treated Yozo's corpse (Yozo shouldn't have had a corpse, right?).

Is there a female lead? I'm rejecting Ran and Sonoko.