I'm looking for series that are similar to Mushi-Uta (Novel) and Rakuin no Monshou (Novel) in which...
1. The main Heroine likes/loves one identity of the Protagonist and is friendly with another identity of the same person.
2. The heroine doesn't know that the two are the same person until the later parts or end of the story.
3. The story has good combat scenes.
4. No harems unless they're important for the plot.

Both novels and mangas are fine.

Last edited by Estranger at 10:14 pm, May 17 2016

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Wow, surprisingly difficult request... let's see:
Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyusoukyoku (Novel) There is something like that starting about half way through, but there is a harem element that might not be considered "plot relevant"... though it's not harem in the way that he's in a relationship with all of them, rather in the way that he seems to have "collected" a lot of female companions/people to take care of.

Doupo Cangqiong (Novel) There was a girl like that, but she wasn't the heroine and he doesn't like her (that way by that time) in return. Has a manga/manhwa that's pretty up to date with the chapters too.

Sailor Moon If I remember correctly about the Mask guy... sadly...

Magdala de Nemure Turns out neither of them are who they think each other are technically.

Hidan no Aria She originally "falls for him"/"becomes interested in him" because of his "alter ego"/"BA mode" self.

Aaaand... that's all I can think of. Hope one of them fits.

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