Werewolf: Please Stop Showing Off!

Authors are becoming more and more streamlined. In fact, if you think about it, the readers of Werewolf are actually very fixed. You write so many books, and then they are highly similar. It is really tiring for us readers. You write several books together, but there are still the same number of readers who pay for them. You may increase your revenue in the short term, but you will definitely lose fans in the long term. I seriously suggest that you make the protagonists of several books more three-dimensional and make some differences in style, so that readers can feel fresh. There are too few werewolf novels on the Internet, and I don't want to get tired of reading your book. I hope you can seriously consider it.

Hello everyone, I am a prophet. I wanted to check number 6 yesterday, but my teammates 5 and 7 refused, so I checked number 1, an iron wolf. Everyone voted for him. Welcome to the real prophet to dance with me.

First of all, whenever a female character comes out, her appearance and figure are commented upon in various ways. Isn't this a regular large-scale competition held every three years? This is so insulting, just like a gymnast in the Olympics being judged about her body and appearance as soon as she takes the field, full of malice. Secondly, there are very few female characters who appear, and when they do appear, they are played badly. She has good logic, so it is said that she does not have the logic of ordinary women. I have poor logic, so I just said she is a woman. It is inevitable that something will happen. The malice is really infinite. I have read so many chapters and tried to ignore it. The more I read, the more disgusting I am. In such a formal competition, if a female character appears as a co-author, it will be a vase? Is your competition really formal? I have to put a question mark. Anyway, it seems very uncomfortable to me as a girl. I suggest women not to watch it, as they will be very angry.

I have ordered 4 copies of your book. I have finished the last two of them in this session. I can't finish them in one session in a month. One person speaks in one chapter. They are ridiculously short and difficult to write.

A bunch of people have been crazy about questioning the protagonist, especially Mi Lan and Wu Sheng. It doesn't matter that Mi Lan's level is poorly portrayed by you, but sincerity and Wu Sheng can't tell? Why is it that the protagonist has such a habit of fighting so many times and not having any summary? I can see it, but can't they? Did you take Shen Gou once or twice? You treat people too much. This time, the Shadow of Nightmare really makes people feel smart. The Shadow of Nightmare does not require skills. The good guys are forced to be at a disadvantage. They forcibly kill the protagonist and force him to take a picture of his identity. Especially when the witch leads a good guy, how dare he let the protagonist take a picture of his identity? Even if he is a civilian, he gives a werewolf a chance to establish his identity. How can a good person play like this? If you can't play as well as me, what kind of great player is this? I'm really disappointed. I'm so careless.

As Mi Lan and Mei Xin are two women, I think the writing is too lackluster, while Mei Xin must be quite decent. Mi Lan is really amazing. If she is on the same team with the protagonist, she will win, and if she is not on the same team with the protagonist, she will lose. But the problem is not this. It is that when she and the protagonist are on the same team, it is okay if they are both wolves, but when they are both good people, Mi Lan will almost always be on the wrong team. Even if she is on the right team at the beginning, she will suddenly be on the wrong team again. Theoretically, when you first started writing her, you wanted to make her more powerful, and you also laid a lot of groundwork to praise her. With all due respect, after reading hundreds of chapters, I found that although the famous ones are almost all relatively powerful, when it comes to Mi Lan, they are either led by the protagonist or always on the wrong team. I only saw where Xincheng appeared. But in terms of strength ranking, I feel like this, he is almost the eternal god of the protagonist, his sincerity is slightly inferior, and no matter how powerful he is, he can't compete with the protagonist. Akai can be ranked third, Wu Sheng and Qing Xin are about the same level, Xiao Ai is slightly inferior to them, Mei Xin has always felt quite satisfactory, and can't be seen clearly. He is at Wu Sheng's level when he is exhausted, but I think he is closer to Xiao Ai, but not as miserable as Mi Lan. I feel like the author wanted to make Mei Xin and Mi Lan equal in strength. After all, they are both beauties, with flesh on their backs and palms, but Mi Lan was written so badly that at least he couldn't catch a woman while trying to pluck her hair. Mi Lan just relied on good luck, and most of the time she was on the same team as the protagonist. Although I haven't watched the end, Mi Lan, who has a name and is a beautiful woman, will definitely not be eliminated. But according to what the author wrote, Mi Lan is actually not worthy of keeping. I haven't read half of it, but the author has almost written the ** chapter. I hope he can write her better, otherwise Mi Lan's writing will be really unpleasant.

It is clearly written that the audience's perspective is that of No. 1 Akai, who is the dream photographer and captured Hunter No. 11 Li on the first night. Why did 1 become the wolf king again later?? Meow meow meow??? It feels like the author is getting more and more perfunctory. I'm chasing both the new book and this one, but... Alas

He often reveals some perspectives to deceive readers and writes some psychological activities for some players. At first glance, he is definitely not a wolf but a wolf. It's better to challenge your logic. Forget it, you still use your own perspective to mislead readers. It's poisonous.

This game is a bit poorly written, and the author himself may have been confused by the writing. The main character, the dreamer, took 5 on the second night. Why didn't he continue taking 5 on the third night? It's outrageous to take 3 instead.

514 How can the dreamer capture 3 on the third night? He must capture 5 and capture 5 to death. This is much safer than now, and he doesn't have to worry about whether the wolf will stab him. I really don't understand the operation of capturing 3; 515 wrote about No. 8 Xincheng, a commoner from a random perspective of the audience, and said that he wanted to learn how to play from a great master. However, 534 said that werewolves are witches. How did Xincheng manage to be both a commoner and a wolf???