On the day of her coming-of-age ceremony, Xing Luo, the unpopular second princess of the Starcard Continent, is inexplicably drawn into a game.
The System's voice rings out: “Welcome to Moonlight Werewolf. Players may be assigned roles such as Werewolf, Seer, Witch, or Villager. Please draw your card. Your role is...” Forced to take part, Xing Luo realizes she seems different from the other players. She seems to be a bug in the game. She meets many allies and enemies, and the game seems to have begun because of her. This is more than just a game: the lives of the good faction are at stake, and all the Werewolves are fighting for freedom. As the game unfolds, war between humans and wolves is on the brink of breaking out. Just as Xing Luo gradually recovers fragments of her lost memories, Wu, the leader of the good faction, leads her through the encirclement during the battle, and they escape the game world.
The System's voice rings out: “Congratulations on winning the game. You have earned the chance to travel to the twenty-first century.”
After arriving in the twenty-first century, Xing Luo gradually adapts to life in the new era. She discovers that her soul has entered the body of Su Xing Luo, a wealthy young woman hopelessly obsessed with romance. This girl was also a player in Moonlight Werewolf, but it seems she can never return. In the real world, Xing Luo finds many allies from the good faction, but some of them have fallen into comas after losing the game. Xing Luo uncovers an even greater secret behind the game.
Generally speaking, they are very good-looking, but there seems to be not as much description about the protagonist as there is about the supporting characters. The latter part is basically about the supporting characters. Of course, I haven't finished reading it yet. This is just my temporary evaluation.