I would like a VPN which has pluggable transports, and can, say, look like ssh or http or a game, and route over 20 random servers. I know of shadowsocks etc.,

I would like a VPN which has pluggable transports, and can, say, look like ssh or http or a game, and route over 20 random servers. I know of shadowsocks etc., but I could never get it to run. To be pedantic, shadowsocks is a proxy not a VPN but it does what you describe very well, and anecdotally it is better at circumventing the great firewall than wireguard(with its predictable signature it's quickly blocked). Granted I'm not in China anymore and you probably aren't there either, so both wireguard and shadowsocks work really well, but you might want to consider using a proxy over a VPN. If you've had trouble installing SS before, I recommend the streisand ansible script. Connect it to a VPS and it'll install wireguard, shadowsocks with V2ray plugin pointing to github for obfuscation, TOR, OpenVPN and more all at once. https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand If you're an iOS user and have multiple shadowsocks server, the shadowrocket app makes it very easy to make rulesets that look like so(don't worry there's a UI for it): https://raw.githubusercontent.com/a00789123/rules-bak/main/Shadow-Rule-set.conf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/a00789123/rules-bak/main/S... You can get specific like "BBC traffic goes through my london proxy, leave netflix un-proxied, twitter traffic goes through germany, etc." I also do the opposite of VPNing, where I use home PC as a server too so that when I'm traveling I don't get flagged with anti-fraud stuff when I want to check my bank apps and I can watch American Netflix without every worrying about it being blocked. edit: looks like streisand got archived at the same time as Ubuntu 16.04 got EOL'd. I didnt know because some of my instances have run for years. You can read the discussions on github for some alternative projects.