Werewolf: You Want Me, a Villager, to Turn the Game Around?

Under revision, because I accidentally killed off the protagonist of another novel I had planned for the setting. Orz. I'm trying to figure out how to fix it. [Full-dive + livestreaming + no romance + protagonist's halo + scenario-based Werewolf + leveling] A fake levelheaded guy who clears games thanks entirely to his protagonist's halo × a chatterbox who enters the game with a secret. Lin Ye never imagined that staying up late to play Werewolf with his friends would lead to this. He'd only closed his eyes for a moment. When he opened them again, he was no longer in his own world. Even his roommate came to this world with him. Here, they were told they could return to their original world only after successfully clearing one hundred games of Werewolf. Hearing all this, Lin Ye couldn't help but feel relieved. It was just Werewolf. How hard could it be? Except this game... Why doesn't it follow the usual rules!!! [Labyrinth of a Thousand Nests] Lin Ye: “Bro, wearing a mask for too long gives you acne.” Judge: “...” [Boundless Village] Lin Ye: “You little rock, how can you talk?” Weeping Buddha: “Do you think I want to?!” [Conch Bay] Lin Ye: “Dude, I was just eavesdropping on you. There's no need to force me to shut up.” Man: “What goes on between the judge and the game is none of the players' business.” Lin Ye: “OK, I'll shut up.” (He mimes sealing his mouth shut.) But as he kept playing, Lin Ye realized that the stories hidden in the game were one tragedy after another. The volume order differs because the story hadn't been revised before. The revision doesn't affect the reading experience; the volumes are simply arranged in the order of the game scenarios!