Werewolf: the Policeman Shoots the Knife at the Beginning

Maybe it's because the protagonist doesn't have any problems. There are many more logical conflicts than many novels with the same or similar themes where the protagonists have problems, and the author's logical thinking is also very clear. Anyway, this is the most comfortable book among the many similar themes I have read.

I didn't watch much of the previous teammates' appearances, but only watched the game where the male protagonist appeared. It's a pity that apart from the protagonist's halo, there is not much cheating. It seems that even the male protagonist's slurping skills have been diluted later on.

How can I put it this way? I feel that the online killing environment is particularly bad. When I heard that I was a girl, all kinds of imaginable and unimaginable swear words and insults came out. The APP is Werewolf, not NetEase Werewolf. Everyone can avoid lightning. Also, because my avatar is my cat, if you are a human being, you can tell me how you treat your parents, in a very straightforward manner. Back to this book, to be honest, I clicked in casually. I didn't expect it to be reasonable and have a good impression. I read a lot of other articles, and most of them just opened my eyes. The protagonist relied purely on cheating to win, and he could even score more than 13 points, which is ridiculous. Also, the female characters in this article are strong and independent. The author writes about their strength and ability, and those articles will write about some sensitive parts. The abilities of female characters are not mentioned, and they are all male-focused. So this book is really a breath of fresh air and deserves five stars.

I've finished reading it. It's really good. Especially I came to read this novel to read the author's previous book. I was attracted by the author's new book to read this old work. It's so good to read.

Generally speaking, there are no big loopholes in logic or anything like that. This kind of golden finger without opening eyes is very comfortable to read, but compared to the author's Tower of Babel, it still has many shortcomings. Let me mention a few things that I think are not very good: ① I have a bit of control over the protagonist, but this protagonist can only be said to be above the passing line. I will give it a score of 75. The only strong ability to squeeze people is weakened a bit in the middle and later stages. ②I don't really like the character of Sergey. I feel that if I want to write about time travel to another world, I can just write about time travel. There are some behind-the-scenes things but there is only a werewolf killing contest in the plot, which seems a bit abrupt to me. I have seen more than 200 chapters so far. The reason given by the author is that Sergey has launched most of the Werewolf versions similar to Blue Star. I feel it is completely unnecessary. For example, in the parallel world, if Newton did not discover gravity, there would be Marton. ③ There is too much writing about the slurping process. This is related to ①. If you weaken the protagonist's ability to sip people, there is no need to describe so many slurping links in the later stage. Isn't this strange? What's the point of writing so much if the sip is wrong? But overall, the flaws are not outweighed by the flaws. I still like the author's werewolf novels😽

Among the werewolf novels I have read, this book ranks among the top three.

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I finished reading another book by the author and thought it was very good.

I'm from next door, the seating chart looks very familiar.

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