This is a game of logic.
This is a game of close calls and getting right in your face.
This is a world where Werewolf is all the rage.
Some people call themselves werewolves and do every kind of evil.
Some call themselves knights, then go to commercial karaoke clubs and stab the wolf beauties.
Some start out ordinary, refuse to make baseless claims, and climb step by step to the highest peak, becoming the legendary Seer.
This book is also known as “Spare Me, Seer.”
No mindless piling on of matches or pointless dialogue. The characters have room to grow, and the world unfolds as the story progresses.
There are already one hundred million completed Werewolf novels, each over a million words long, and every single one has more than a hundred million readers.
That's right, this is the biggest hook of all!
Unexpectedly beautiful. The protagonist is not overly cool. Compared with those books that always show the results of the National League and the World League, the players are at a very low level. This book seems to be the most advanced one in addition to the online entertainment bureau. It is a werewolf killing contest held by a street office? It makes me laugh a little, but the quality of the game is quite high. The plot also has ups and downs, with reliable wolf teammates, and the respect from the opposite camp when success fails... It's good to watch, really good to watch. But why did the author stop updating at the critical point?
The plot is well written, but I don't like the 30-year-old landlady pretending to be a girl. After reading nearly 100,000 words, I'm pretty sure it's the female protagonist. I don't understand what this 30-year-old person means. She pretends to be young in her behavior, tone, and interactions. She keeps writing about this aunt with a good figure, a young face, and a cute tone. . . However, 30 years old is 30 years old. Why don't you just write 18 years old when you spend so many words describing it? Maybe the author likes to act young.
Werewolf killing must involve some dirty things😅
Wonderful! The main character has a lot of tricks up his sleeve, which is always interesting to watch.