Werewolf in Ming Dynasty

You didn't explain the rules clearly! I've played Werewolf before, but the rules have changed in the novel, and you didn't explain it clearly at the beginning, so I was a little confused later on. First, only one werewolf can use the skill of Werewolf Saber at a time, and each werewolf only has one chance to wield the sword, which is different from the game that requires four wolves to vote. [I know this as I said before] Second, there is a loophole: when a prophet checks a character, he relies on himself to judge whether the character is a player before choosing whether to check or not. If the judgment is wrong and the character is mistakenly thought to be a player but turns out to be an NPC, what will be the result of the check. Third, it's up to the player and NPC to judge! The guard can protect someone in front of the Wolf Sword, so the player NPC also makes his own judgment? There will be no prompts for guarding NPCs? The same goes for hunters? Third, a game of Werewolf cannot be said to be fast-paced, but it is fast-paced in a web article with millions of words. In a normal game, it will be over with more than a hundred chapters, but if you try to slow down the word count, people will forget about Werewolf Goldfinger. I am very curious how you will write it in the later stage!

Seeing this, I want to say that the Queen Mother is really too smart. Killing Huaien not only consumed Chen Sheng's antidote, but also alienated Huaien and Chen Sheng.

Author, when a werewolf kills someone, shouldn't the witch have a clue as to who is being killed? You can choose to save or not to save! Then why didn't the witch warn him when the eunuch died?

I feel like the plot is a bit slow...

I'm so nervous. Can the male protagonist find Wynn within an hour?

Jian Feng is an undercover agent. If the hero said these things, wouldn't Huai En die before the hero arrived in Hangzhou?

A brain-burning werewolf novel

Can't read. . .