Identity V: I’m the Wolves’ Superstitious Rank-One Hunter

It's well-written, and what surprised me most was the inclusion of a kind-hearted leader. I wonder if the leader will ultimately have a kind or evil personality. I'm looking forward to it.

It's really good! It's not a typical wish-fulfillment novel where the protagonist grows stronger step by step; he achieves good results through his own efforts, with the system only playing a supporting role. The matches are vividly written, and the descriptions of the gameplay are very detailed. The protagonist has unique insights into his characters. Highly recommended! 🥰🥰

It's really good and different from other novels of the same genre. The system's assistance is arranged very well; it's the result of the author's diligent practice rather than relying on the system. Author, keep up the good work! I'll definitely keep reading.

You mean that even if the main character bans the Priestess, the opponent's Priestess can still be played? Chapter 14 It was Wolves' turn to ban/pick. Lin Mo almost didn't hesitate—he banned Priestess. GG's survivor lineup is revealed. Forward, sorcerer, priest, reporter. You mean the reporter who's already in the chair can take out his own money? Chapter 21 "

This is definitely AI-generated fluff, riddled with plot holes and numerous factual errors that leave you completely bewildered. For example, the Factory Manager in Chapter 8, who has already received two attacks, has a Red Doll; in Chapter 28, the Factory Manager, who hasn't received a single attack yet, releases a puppet. Even someone completely unfamiliar with the game couldn't have come up with such absurd plot points after doing some research.

It's quite something. Reporters are showing up, paying their own way. "Saving the enemy" isn't called "Saving the enemy," the character pool is called "Hero Pool," Priestess is banned before the match but still plays, one minute Shaco is running four times, the next Shaco has a 100% win rate, and even commentators with provocative statements and biased opinions are here.

This is my first time writing a book review. The book is a bit disorganized. There are scenes where the Priestess is banned and then successfully enters the game, a reporter saves himself, and a coach can tell the players what to do in the headset during a match. There are many issues that haven't been fixed. The subject matter is good, but the writing is too messy.

There are very few books about Identity V esports, and this one is relatively good. However, it has too many plot holes; it would be much better if the reading experience could be improved.

Your work has a lot of similarities to another novel about esports... And a lot of the content is similar.

It's a choppy read, and some parts of the plot seem AI-generated and nonsensical. The writing style has inconsistencies, which is quite strange.