Is my idea feasible? Domains, referrer, http headers, hit reporting?

Question

linux

On the local computer, I created the yandex.ru domain, placed the index.html file on domain 1, in which I placed the html code of the hit counter from liveinternet.ru :)
Next, I created the second local google.ru domain, where I placed the index.html file in in which I created a frame with the local site yandex.ru
Now I opened the browser and went to the local domain google.ru, in turn, the frame with the local domain yandex.ru was loaded and the counter of visits to liveinternet.ru was passed the ip address and the referrer equal to google.ru
Perhaps is it possible to do the same in real conditions, register a clean liveinternet.ru counter, create a domain of a real site on a local computer, and then somehow redirect users to it in the amount of 500 people a day, so that in the reporting of the counter it can be seen that people came from google.com?
While buying a proxy comes to mind, but how to make it so that there
is access to the local computer from the outside, how to make a bunch of ip, because the report will show 127.0.0.1 or localhost ----------------------------------
The solution to the question above is possible by writing a browser, using proxy servers and set to permanently send referra google.ru
I have an external linux server that I want to use and do not yet understand how to quietly work in the background.
And so, yes, you can launch the clicker browser and let it click through the proxy counter, sending different referrals.
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And one more thing, the users themselves are ready to view any site, but it is important that when redirecting them to the final site, the counter report shows that they came from Google :)
Actually, the goal is to take users and redirect them to the site, and in the counter report to get what they switched from google and not from govnosita

Answer 1

transmitted ip address and referrer equal to google.ru

I, too, seem to be confused.
IP after all will not be transferred? Remote Address - will be physical (gateway or white IP, or proxy that will actually connect you - will be the last pair in the TCP \ IP chain to the requested server)
Otherwise, you are trying to fake headers in this way:
X-forwarded-for,
X-forwarded- for-IP and
http-refferer?
This is made easier. Or am I confused and missing something somewhere?