Can you recommend some novels, anime, or manga that describe the plot of the protagonist in the real world and the alternate world with different identities and appearances?

I recommend the following two novels to you. They are both set in troubled times and are very realistic: - "Chaotic Liang": History-a fictional historical novel with the Three Kingdoms as the theme. In the historical world where the vassals were kings and vassals fought for hegemony, there were endless strategies, tactics, generals, and advisors. Wave after wave, who would be able to rule the world in the end? To rule the world? - "Records of the Heroes of the Late Ming Dynasty": History-Two Dynasties, Song Dynasty, and Ming Dynasty novels. It described a group of poor people, heroes, gamblers, emperors, and various other characters in the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, as well as their battles of wisdom and courage. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The protagonist was terminally ill and trapped in the virtual world, but his greatest wish was to return to the real world. If he realized that the virtual world was different from the real world, he could return to the real world. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

What if the real world was too different from the anime world? In the real world, people usually thought that the anime world was fictional and very different from the real world. However, the anime world also has its own elements of reality. Therefore, if the real world is too different from the anime world, you can consider the following methods to adapt: 1. Accept reality: Accept that the anime world is fictional and try to find realistic elements to integrate into your life. 2. Create a fictional world: Although the anime world is fictional, people can create fictional works to reflect certain elements of the real world. Find inspiration: There is a huge difference between the real world and the anime world, so you can get inspiration from it to create your own fictional world. Change reality: If there are some problems in the real world, you can try to solve these problems by changing reality, just like the characters in the anime world. There are huge differences between the real world and the anime world, but we can adapt to these differences by accepting reality, creating fictional worlds, finding inspiration, and changing reality.

One great alternate World War 2 novel is 'The Man in the High Castle' by Philip K. Dick. It presents an alternate reality where the Axis powers won the war. Another is 'Fatherland' by Robert Harris, which imagines a world in which Germany won the war and is set in 1964. 'SS - GB' by Len Deighton is also notable, with a story set in a Britain occupied by the Nazis.

Yes, I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "I'm the Villain in Inuyasha: The protagonist wakes up and finds himself in the anime world, starting a period of growth that is full of milk. 2. [Hunter's Burier: The otaku has transmigrated to the world of full-time hunters. In order to live a good life, he can only continue to become stronger.] 3. "My Comic Fantasy Village": A mangaka who returned from studying abroad transmigrated to a world without comics and began a variety of daily entertainment stories. 4. "Rebirth: Infinite Reversal": The protagonist transmigrated to the infinite game world to reverse the tragic ending of the popular storyline characters. 5. "Walking in the Comic World": A story of a transmigrator causing trouble in the comic world. There are many worlds that he has transmigrated to, including Ultraman Diga, Calabash Brothers, Passerby Female Lead, and the Spirit of Food Halberd. 6. "Brutal Villain at the Beginning: I Reincarnate in the Comic and Animation World": With the anime world as the background, the protagonist struggles while searching for the meaning of his life. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

This statement was not correct. Although some novels might contain superpowers or anime elements, not all anime works were considered otherworldly novels. Many novels and comics contain fictional worldviews and superpowers such as science fiction, fantasy, fantasy, and so on. The genre and theme of these works are different, but they are usually composed of stories and characters created by the author.

😋I recommend "The Passerby Male Lead's Way of Love" to you. This book told the story of a male protagonist who traveled through a parallel world. The male protagonist was summoned to the modern world and found that he was a person from a parallel world. There was a wonderful relationship between the female lead and the male lead. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

Sure. 'Fruits Basket' is a great one. It has a love story set in a world where some people can transform into animals of the Chinese zodiac. Tohru Honda's interactions and developing love with the Sohma family members are really touching.

Sure. 'Inuyasha' is a great one. It features a love story between a modern girl, Kagome, and a half - demon, Inuyasha. They are from different worlds and their journey to defeat the big evil also deepens their relationship. Another is 'The Devil is a Part - Timer!'. Satan ends up in modern Tokyo and has an interesting relationship with a human girl, which is also a kind of cross - world love story.

Yes, I recommend the following completed novels: 1. "Transformed Nine-Tailed Fox Fairy: The otaku transmigrated into a nine-tailed fox, transmigrated into various anime worlds, and became a strong individual." 2. "The Strongest Animation System": The otaku transmigrated to the body of a good-for-nothing from another world. Relying on his familiarity with various animations in his previous life, he possessed an invincible animation system and became the strongest. 3. "Naruto: Ghost Sword Susa": The story of passing through the Naruto Uchiha clan and possessing the four profession skills of Ghost Sword. The protagonist spreads the glory of poisoned milk powder to the anime world. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~