Death Werewolf: Bird in a Cage

Nice. The werewolf game novels are thrilling and exciting, but in the second game, I realized my choices differed from the female lead's. I sensed something was off with my best friend. I would prioritize my own safety in a crisis, so I wouldn't vote for her. However, if we tied and I had one vote left, I would vote for her.

It's a good book in the Werewolf genre, but its strengths and weaknesses are also quite obvious! Let's start with the drawbacks. The characters are very flat. The main characters are one thing, but the others are almost entirely devoid of physical descriptions. Their personalities are mostly revealed through later dialogue.

I've always believed that a book is a vibrant world, and the people in the story are real people. We simply use words to record the years they lived, leaving their traces in this world that doesn't belong to them. The story has ended, but their stories continue. It's like a train reaching its final destination; passengers may feel reluctant to leave, but ultimately they must depart, each heading towards a new future.

The story of the male and female protagonists is very touching, but unfortunately, it ends badly. However, every game segment is written with great tension. It's a werewolf game, but it's more than just that; human nature is truly explored in this book. I finished it; it's a very short novel, but the organizers are still the organizers. The future story is left to the readers' own interpretation.

I only finished the first story. It's not that the book was bad; on the contrary, it was unexpectedly brilliant, at least one of the best Werewolf games I've ever read. There were many plot twists, and while there might be some loopholes, the logic was relatively complete. The second story reflects human nature even more, but it was too intense; my heart couldn't take it.

Of all the Werewolf games I've read, this one's pretty good; it could really kill me. 🙂

Good quality. The emotional descriptions are also very well done. 👍👍👍😆

I finished reading it in one day and it was pretty good. The author's logic was clear. The pen was nice, but it didn't evoke any emotional response in me. I consider myself a rather sentimental person with a low tear threshold, but... To be honest, after finishing this book, I felt a slight ripple in my heart. Lan was only somewhat shocked when Chen Xingfei died.

The first few chapters were a bit off-putting, but it gradually got better later on. Overall, the novel is quite good! Although the outcome is bad, it feels more real this way!

It's a great book, but when will the sequel be released?