
Werewolf: I'm the Only Real Seer Here
狼人杀:我才是全场唯一真预
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 583k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Many people have said that the logic is based on online werewolf games, and the author himself has stated that he has never played in-person werewolf games. Therefore, those who prefer in-person werewolf games are not advised to read this novel. I haven't played online werewolf games myself, so there are some online werewolf logic elements that I don't understand, which I won't comment on.
The logic is very good. Perhaps because I'm not very good at playing Werewolf, even though I've explained a lot, there are still some parts I don't understand. However, it's still very well written. Please, author, don't stop updating! [Learned something]
Well written. However, I have a question: good people are unaware when they're killed, and then recover the next day. Werewolves are conscious at night; if a werewolf kills themselves, wouldn't it be excruciatingly painful? Does they do it themselves or do it with their teammates?
So far, it's very well written. The pairings in the story are also great!
I haven't read many other works of the same genre, but this one has piqued my interest. The author makes no fundamental errors throughout, demonstrating that they themselves are a fairly skilled player of Werewolf. The entire book not only provides insights into individual players but also analyzes characters and their psychology, making it easier for novice players to understand and apply the…
First of all, this book is quite well written, although it has a few minor flaws that aren't really bad. First, there's the protagonist's attitude towards the beautiful female characters. How should I put it? It feels a bit like a simp, but not quite. And the way the protagonist treats those female characters makes me think the author is a feminist.
It's super good! If you're not familiar with Werewolf, you can read it at a slower pace. I usually listen to audiobooks at 2x or 3x speed, but I had to switch to 1.5x speed for this one, and I still had to stop every now and then to understand what was going on 🤔 First of all, you're using the Werewolf game label, and I came here specifically to play Werewolf, not to watch you talk about romance!
I spent the whole afternoon browsing the bookstore and only found this readable Werewolf game book. It was a bit short, though; I finished it in 3 hours. I've only played two games of Werewolf, so I don't know much about it, but I've played Space Werewolf for two years and I think the author writes very well.
Absolutely fantastic! I hope the author can update more while maintaining their studies. But honestly, the content is excellent, and it includes some important points for face-to-face games, as well as information on fan titles and names. I'm giving it five stars, considering the book's rating is a bit low, which isn't what I wanted. It should be at least 9 points. Anyway, that's all for now. This is my second five-star review for this book (the first was for anime fanfiction).
Keep it up! It's true that there aren't many lines, but it's still quite well written. It feels like the author has incorporated some of their own reflections, exploring how, without constraints, people unleash their desires and lose their morals and bottom lines. Occasionally including this is a plus, but the focus should still be on the werewolf game.