
Werewolf: My Gargoyle’s Eye Leads Me to the Top
狼人杀巅峰之我有石像鬼之眼
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- Completed
- Length
- 648k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Werewolf: Born with a Seer Check狼人杀,天生自带一个查验Alternate title on Fanqie
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Bring Me Every Werewolf Game Novel
I personally like complex Werewolf games in novels. Ones where the game is over as soon as everyone reveals their roles have no real skill involved.
Werewolf Games, with or Without a System. The Players Need to Be Great at Talking
Werewolf
Are there any novels about the Werewolf game?
Werewolf Games with More Players as Their Real-Life Identities. Pure Gameplay, No Plot, No Goody-Two-Shoes
Looking for Werewolf Game Novels, Pure Gameplay with No Plot
No plot, please. I don't want things like dark games or being reborn, or stories with too much plot setup.
Any Highly Rated, Entertaining Werewolf Game Novels?
Looking for something similar to "Werewolf: Don’t Panic! Your Guardian Is Still Here". It was my gateway novel to Werewolf, and now I can’t really get into other Werewolf novels. I’ve read the one by Xiaobai too. Please recommend something similar!!!
Any Good Werewolf Games, Without People Using Overpowered Hacks?
Looking for books similar to Playing Werewolf, How Did I Become the Savior? Preferably without a System. If there is one, I hope it doesn't have too much presence. Things like seeing what other people do at night or directly seeing everyone's identities are basically omniscient cheats, so please leave those out.
Anyone Know Any Werewolf Game Stories?
Any novels that combine Werewolf with a System? For example, someone transmigrates into a real-life Werewolf game because of a System, and if they die in the game, they really die in real life too. Other kinds are welcome as well.
The Protagonist Is a Judge in a Game of Werewolf
Werewolf
Looking for books similar to Werewolf: Born with an Investigation Ability. I want a werewolf game story, but without plot armor for the protagonist. Why is the protagonist always on the right side and never changes their mind? This book's plot armor is way too strong.
Looking for Werewolf Game Stories!
Looking for books similar to Werewolf: I Founded the Ten Halls of Knights Myself. Something with a similar update schedule, no female lead or romance, preferably a social deduction game or one with a touch of national destiny. The protagonist can have a golden finger, but I hope it makes sense. Ideally, the golden finger would be...
I'm Running Out of Werewolf-Mafia Stories to Read ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑
Looking for books like Werewolf: I'm the Only Real Seer Here. Any novels about Werewolf? I'd like something a bit more hard-core, where both the protagonist and supporting characters have brains.
Werewolf and Scripted Murder Mystery Novels
High-IQ, with no romance (Anxiang)
Begging for Werewolf Game Novels
Werewolf 🐺 System stories.
Werewolf (Pure Gameplay, No Plot): The Protagonist Can't Be a Villager, and the Lone Wolf Is Ruthless and Decisive
No dead weight or idiots. Everyone should be smart.
Any Recommendations for Werewolf (Mafia) Novels?
They should solve the mystery together.
Any Novels About Werewolf?
Werewolf is really popular in the protagonist's world. There's a bit of plot, but it's mostly just Werewolf.
Looking for Werewolf Fics, Preferably With No Romance
Looking for books similar to "Werewolf: I'm the Only Seer Here". The players don't have to be especially impressive. It's fine if they win some and lose some, and play like ordinary people. The top players feel too far removed from us. I'd like the story-to-game ratio to be about three to seven.
Werewolf Murder Mode or Identity V
Any Werewolf-style Stories? Not Just a Game, Though. I Want an Actual Plot!
Preferably with just one female lead, or no female lead at all.
Brainy Werewolf Games
Looking for books similar to "I Was Just Playing Werewolf, So How Did I Become the Savior?" Any novels with brain-teasing Werewolf games and clever, logical plots?
I've Read Over 3,000 Books on Fanqie and Am Desperate for More. Please Recommend Something!!
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Could you please add the contestant's name after their race number? The contestant's name, otherwise it's difficult to recognize.
The score hasn't been released yet, but I'll give it a good review first. There aren't any major flaws so far. The protagonist is clearly skilled; he can investigate one person each night to verify his guesses, and his statements are all based on sound reasoning, not the kind of forced, irrational pronouncements from a player with supernatural abilities.
There are a few, but some are lighthearted and enjoyable werewolf games with cheat codes, making them easier to read than purely logical ones. If you want to read a logical game, skip the book and watch the videos instead; they're more immersive than the novel.
Could you please keep the main character's number consistent? I looked around and couldn't recognize him.
It's pretty good. It comes with a built-in check, which reduces the logical burden on the reader while still retaining some of the logic. It's the kind of story that you can enjoy as a fast-paced, action-packed read, but also requires some mental effort. I won't point out the shortcomings, but they exist, though they can be overshadowed by the strengths. Keep it up!
I'm not really an expert on this genre, so I don't know how well the gameplay logic is, but the plot and descriptions are excellent. There aren't any mindless villains, the protagonist's character is well-developed, and the interactions with the other supporting characters are great. I haven't noticed any major flaws yet, except for a lot of typos, which slightly affects the reading experience.
I think the banter and interactions between Luo Fei and the protagonist are really great. This book is one of the few novels where the protagonist is just as awesome. Luo Fei is portrayed very well (and is also very cute), which greatly increased my liking for him. I think Luo Fei might have washed my hair (lol).
The author feels they've made significant progress through practice. At first, it would take half a day to write just 2000 words. Later, they could write 4000 words. Now, they can update 6000 words a day. And they feel their touch typing skills have reached 70%. Thinking about it, right? It's quite exciting.
It looks nice, but it's a little hard to tell which number belongs to which person.
It's a good read, there are some plot holes but they're within acceptable limits, the logic is basically sound, it's a satisfying read without feeling stifled, there's a well-matched supporting character to enhance the reading experience, and it's rare to find one without strange, lewd remarks or illicit relationships. I can't understand why the score is so low.