Werewolf: Night Has Fallen, and the Wolf King Arrives

The previous game made my blood pressure soar, and the protagonist was too frustrated. It was just a kidnapping. As the protagonist, I had no sense of gaming experience. This is the first point. Regardless of whether a werewolf novel is successful or not, the elements that can be written well must be logical. The logical pull between the players and the protagonist is not interesting. In fact, we can focus on describing a few powerful characters, and there will be back and forth between the two sides. Third, it is best to mark the Werewolf board in the title. It will be much easier to read. Sometimes it is easy to forget which board it is. Then mark 1-12 who can see it more clearly. The board doesn't need to be so brief. Fourth, don't write the emotional scenes if you can. I don't think it's necessary, or you can just brush them off. Not many people who read wolf novels like emotional scenes. If you can't grasp the degree of control, it will easily make people disgusted. In wolf novels, just write the game carefully and it will be fine. In short, this article is not too bad. The author's idea of ​​taking photos to identify one's identity is quite novel. Compared with the protagonist in parallel time and space, he can take photos of the whole scene. This makes the impression more profound. It can be regarded as his golden finger. Looking forward to more exciting games from the author

It's still a good book, but the emotional line is really sparse. In the early stage, the girls looked at the male protagonist from the female protagonist's perspective, and the male protagonist was a bit scumbag. The boys looked at the male protagonist from the male protagonist's perspective, and the heroine was inexplicably angry. Then the author was scolded by the reviewers. Although the emotional line was adjusted in the later period, it was much better, but the description of their relationship felt inexplicably awkward, and I didn't know why it was like this, so I mostly skipped through the emotional line part. Fortunately, this novel didn't have a lot of emotional description. Also, the male protagonist has always said that participating in the official competition is to prove the strength of the Masters. However, in order to write about the male protagonist saving the Masters from the fire and water, the other players in the Masters are described as ordinary. Obviously in reality, some players in the Masters will have some very glorious or very showy routines and operations. However, the routines and operations of this novel belong only to the protagonist. Writing like this can only prove that the protagonist is very powerful, but it cannot prove that the Masters is very powerful. It feels like it goes against the goal that the protagonist has always mentioned. The ending is also a bit strange. The author did not say at all whether the protagonist can return to the original world. He had always said that the protagonist wanted to go back, but in the end the protagonist seemed to have forgotten about it. It felt like the author had forgotten the foreshadowing while writing. Although there are so many problems, I am still willing to give it 4 stars, because the most important thing when reading a werewolf novel is to look at the game. The game in this novel is very exciting and deserves praise. It is recommended that you ignore other unreasonable plots and focus on the game. This is a good werewolf novel.

It's okay, it's considered to be one of the less poisonous werewolf stories. I came here to watch it because I was rushing to watch the Masters, and I felt... Although I specifically tried to write it according to myself, including my language habits and speech characteristics, it still felt a bit OOC. The overall logic is okay, but there are no particularly complex logic or confrontation points. There are Didi-like operations, but every game feels a bit like a human machine. A touch of daily love? Sort of like. Then there is the protagonist. The aura is a bit big and he is not directly involved, but it feels okay [facepalm]. Minhe's "camera technique" is a bit too accurate, which is a bit eye-opening. Overall, it can be seen that the author likes Werewolf very much, so I give it 5 stars! [Blowing kiss] Finally, there are still ten thousand summers left for Werewolf!

I like it very much. One board and one game is very short. It's rare to see a weak Werewolf. The author has popularized a lot of science. A small suggestion: Can the author write the name of the board on the title? Because everyone reads in fragments, they may forget the content of previous chapters.

It is one of the best werewolf novels I have ever read. Most of the battles are very exciting. The reason for the low rating may be due to a few minor points. The emotional scenes and the old man are quite unnecessary. However, the main focus of the werewolf novels is on the battles. I will pretend that I have not seen these. As for the good guys described in the previous games who are too weak and have relatively high blood pressure, I don't think it is a big problem. The early game level designed by the author itself is low, and Werewolf is a game where there are all kinds of strange people who can say anything. The later games are also written more concisely, without any sloppiness at all. The writing is getting more and more exciting, and various routines can be used. For someone like me who has not watched a complete Werewolf game, it is quite enjoyable to watch. I hope the author can work hard!

Author, I advise you to write less emotional lines [face covering] The author replied to me, so I will give it a five-star review first, but the Golden Moon is really poisonous. Anyway, it is poisonous to me, and I can't stand it.

It's well written and the logic of the game makes sense. There is no such thing as a show for show's sake. It's just that I arranged my opponents too many times, which makes my blood pressure high. The more I look at it, the more frustrated I feel

The rare werewolf murder article is the Beijing Masters Tournament, which is even rarer.

It's okay, actually it's really okay. It can be seen from many things that the author has thought a lot, but his speeches sometimes feel like they did not meet expectations. And the confrontation is not very obvious, but overall it is very good. Those who usually like to watch wolf killings can also take a look, but just like many people in the book review pointed out that General Ye Mingming is very powerful, but many people do not listen to his speech. This is really unacceptable, and what I look forward to most is that after the game is over, the good guys will be ashamed after knowing that they have chosen the wrong identity, but there is basically no such scene. And I originally thought that there might be some ambiguity in this CP novel, but it didn't. And there is relatively little content about daily life, most of which are about werewolf killing.

The writing is great, and it is connected with the players in the Beijing Masters in real life. The overall logic is also great. It is the best one among the many werewolf novels I have read!