Werewolf: The Showstopping Wolf King Carries the Whole Game

I'd rather watch a live stream than listen to an audiobook if I kept my eyes closed and didn't use any cheats.

I'm dying of laughter! The little wolf jumped over and got the older brother out! 😂 The author didn't write Chapter 26 about 11 witches, so why is it now 7? Is there some mistake?

My goodness, please let the main character get through the beginner round quickly! In the very first round, there are two characters sleeping, one is emotionally upset and annoyed by the dialogue, and the other is confused by his own thoughts.

Is the starting point a bit too high? It's not very beginner-friendly.

What I find most enjoyable about your book isn't the logic of identifying the werewolves or anything like that, but rather the debriefing and character recognition sections – that's the most satisfying part. Other werewolf games focus on the logic and strategies of the game, but yours weakens the quality of the games and emphasizes the debriefing and criticism, which is quite enjoyable.

This novel is very down-to-earth, without any fancy tricks. It's very relatable and immersive, just like playing a game. When you encounter someone who's particularly bad at the game, the game ends and everyone starts venting their frustrations, blaming each other in the room, and exchanging all sorts of insults.

This book is really good, very nice! 🧐🧐

It's rare to find a werewolf novel without the "third eye" element.

I've recently become obsessed with Werewolf.

Give it a thumbs up! It's knife-proof, push-resistant, and won't self-destruct.