Lucky Prematch Disaster: Wolves Lose Three Players from the Start!
幸运预炸场：狼队开局崩了三个！
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- Completed
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- 486k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Werewolf: A Lucky Premonition from the Start, Caught Three Wolves in Seconds狼人杀：开局幸运预，秒抓三狼Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author writes exceptionally well. For a werewolf-themed novel like this, after one game, you definitely need to stock up on more chapters. Because if I only read two chapters today, I can't possibly wait for one book's update a day. If I read other novels, I'll quickly forget what was going on next time, and I might even get confused with other werewolf novels.
It's well-written, but it has some shortcomings. For example, in the second board, in the dark section. During the final night's game, the players are: #1 Leah, #2 Villager, #3 Angel, and #5 Dream Weaver. Leah concludes that #5 will use Dream Weaver on #3, which is incorrect. Because there's no need for #3 to use Dream Weaver; in other words, if #3 dies, so be it.
The rating is a bit low, but it's still pretty good.
I've been reading this book since the last one, Werewolf. I'm not a Werewolf player, but I watch Werewolf streams sometimes. It's well-written, and the cheating isn't too overt, which suits my taste. Most importantly, it's romance-free and doesn't describe women's bodies, which is something I really like.
I checked the book and saw it was updated once a day in a familiar style. Sure enough, it was the same author. Personally, I felt there was nothing wrong with it except for the slow update speed. After reading the previous book, I didn't expect the author to update multiple times a day.
In the realm of Werewolf, it's rare to find a book that doesn't rely too heavily on plot devices while still maintaining a good logic. However, the author makes far too many mistakes regarding character selection. Readers have pointed out these errors far too often, especially with a recent case where the author got so wrong that in one chapter, the fifth witch had the sheriff's badge and…
To be honest, it's quite good, and the writing style is very witty, even more interesting than the previous book. But frankly, I just can't see the ending. Because the protagonist's ability becomes so predictable in the later stages, he rarely survives more than two days. Once the protagonist is out of the game, it's basically unreadable. It's like a database-driven strategy in face-to-face combat.
I haven't played the game, so I can't comment on its quality, but I really like that the author focuses solely on the game itself. Unlike other novels where you click in and immediately see a beautiful boss or some other woman flirting with the protagonist, where nine out of ten sentences are about some woman, writing like a perverted guy who's never seen a woman before—it's psychologically…
It feels good because the author wrote it specifically for the game Werewolf. It lacks a romance plot and has no female lead, which I think is normal for this type of game. It's so good, I can't get enough! This is clearly a lighthearted, entertaining story about a werewolf game written by the author. It contains no fictional elements other than the game's immersive experience, focusing solely on the author's intense concentration during matches. Completed, bye! 🍉🍉🍉
Sure, I always thought Werewolf was just about who could shout the loudest, but now I realize I was wrong. The game rules are good, and the author's writing is decent. This book also has the added post-game trial segment, which is interesting, even though it only criticizes one person.