They All Say It's Me

Gu Sheng transmigrated and was bound to a glitchy system. The system seemed to be broken, impossible to contact, yet its functions ran normally. Periodically, the system would give Gu Sheng a new identity. This wasn't a big problem in itself. The issue was that after a new identity appeared, people related to Gu Sheng's new identity would suddenly have memories associated with him. However, Gu Sheng wouldn't gain new memories; he knew nothing. Thus, Gu Sheng could only guess about his new identities.

After being forced to live a thrilling life for a while, Gu Sheng felt utterly exhausted. Could he just go home?

He was the lost bloodline of the Gu family. He was a passerby who acted bravely. He was an organization executive that instilled fear. He was a dark hero who secretly maintained the city's safety. He was the bane of criminals, the world's number one detective. He was... He, Gu Sheng. However, facing people who sought him out because of those identities, Gu Sheng could only say: That's not me, I didn't do it, don't spout nonsense, that definitely wasn't me.

The protagonist's identities are powerful, but the protagonist himself is timid and essentially just an ordinary person at heart. The protagonist's identity is very impressive, but the protagonist himself is actually very timid. The protagonist is fundamentally just an ordinary person. This is an unconventional identity-stealing novel. A simple daily life that is humorous.

The story centers around Gu Sheng. A different kind of identity-stealing novel. In one sentence: That really wasn't me, you have to believe me! The belief is to live well no matter what situation you encounter.