Werewolf: I Have a Card-Drawing System

The writing is pretty good. Even someone who doesn't play Werewolf very much can still read it. I guess it's a bit more open. At least it's better than the ones I've read where everyone's identity is directly known at the beginning. There's a bit of reasoning in this book.

A solid Werewolf fanfic in every aspect I have a small suggestion. It is best to write clearly in the chapter title the time at which the round ends. Now I save chapters of three mini-games and one round to read together. It's easier to name them this way. Thank you. The author accepted my proposal. It is much easier to read the book now. 👍👍👍 Not bad, stable quality

OK, love watching! One hanger is enough in the primary field. If you change the venue, the hanger must be upgraded. Otherwise, some people are so talented that they are wall hangers themselves, which are stronger than the one opened by the protagonist.

It's fun to watch, especially the new ability mechanism gained later is so cool. You can directly control the werewolf to self-destruct. No one else has to play. You can just skip the game and declare the protagonist the winner.

It's still pretty good to watch, but the hang-up in the mid-level game is too big. You can control it even if you just read the cards. The protagonist is a good person, detects the werewolf, and controls the wolf to explode. When the protagonist is a werewolf, he controls the prophet to test himself, the witch poisons herself, the guard guards the wolf, etc. . . These are too boring. It is better to change the black and white eyes into black and white eyes and watch four of them directly. It will not be so out of standard, but it is still quite enjoyable to look at it in general.

It's a big lag, but I'm a local dog and I like to watch it. If you ask me, just keep the one for the beginner level. The new one for the intermediate level is not necessary. It's a bit far-fetched to say it's a psychological suggestion, but as long as it's not full perspective, I think it's okay. The one I'm looking at right now is gone, so I'll update it quickly.

The protagonist will be reminded when he speaks, but other people of the same type often forget the protagonist's number while listening. I don't really understand the plot, but it sounds pretty good.

In my mind, it should be above average. It's not that I didn't like some of the plots, but overall I felt pretty good. I think the score should be between 7.8 And 8.4. Depending on the individual, I would rather say it is 8 or above. It may be lower now, probably because of the number of people and word count.

It's actually very well written, but it's a bit too open 🤦

It's good, but it's too slow. I can't finish a chapter in a day or a game in a week.