Werewolf: The Mirror-Boy, Always Ready to Sub In

I have been following the latest chapter, and I can almost understand the logic of the characters' chats. I am a newbie in Werewolf Killing who is both good and fun-loving. I got excited and ran to play a game. I used the words of the prophet in the book to jump and get the police badge. It was very fun. I plan to play in a 12-player game in the future and continue to jump. It's also especially suitable to listen to before going to bed at night, it's very hypnotic.

Not much nonsense. The pace is fun. There is also a post-match review later, which is very refreshing to watch. The protagonist should not be overly pretentious or overly descriptive, describing the protagonist's unintentional plot, or some supporting characters' meaningless plot. The main theme is werewolf killing one after another. Very cool. I just like this kind of fast-paced, uh, novel with a clear main line.

As a werewolf killing novel, it is actually quite well written and the whole logical language is also very capable. It looks like a real werewolf killing process. Unlike other novels, everyone speaks for a long time, but it feels not very friendly to ordinary readers. Although I can understand it when I play it, ordinary readers can see how to play werewolf and there are so many psychopaths in werewolf killing. All kinds of gangster logic and all kinds of nonsense. Of course, I think. It's normal for this kind of thing to happen in this kind of preliminary competition. 🤭🤭

Considering the audition stage, it is normal for the quality of the players to vary, but I still hope that the protagonist can grow in the future. At present, there is more luck in winning, and it looks good with a fun-loving mentality. In particular, I want to praise the author for listening to his advice and adding a post-game review to make it more interesting. He only adds one chapter a day. I want to gain weight but am afraid of losing weight. Please give me a five-star review first to encourage me.

The author adapted them from actual online games (there is a live game that I have watched, and the identity and position processes are generally consistent). The biggest advantage of this book is that the entire content is not adulterated, but it lacks a post-game review (some of the negative reviews are due to this reason). It is recommended to add some feedback. It doesn't take up much content. As for some people who think there are problems with the operation, it should be linked to the materials the author found. Because they are looking for examples. Some people have operation problems or the dishes they play are normal. I can only say that I hope that when playing high-end games later, the author can find some high-quality materials.

It's not bad. I've seen too many so-called world-class games, and they are all routines. Even I, who don't play Werewolf, can see that there are a lot of noobs in this one, but the novices pecking each other is the main theme, isn't it? It's okay to spice up your appetite.

It is strongly recommended that the author add a post-game "defense breaking" link. If there are player conversations after every game, it will indeed affect part of the perception, but if there are only those more exciting games, some player conversations will be more memorable. It's mainly my personal perception, because there was a post-game dialogue session in the first two games, but not after that, which gave me a sense of gap and a sense of expectation, and not everyone "has friends" and "can share". If there are some post-game plots later, some people will have a "satisfaction" of being "shared", even if it is written by the author, even if it is false in the book Again, it is strongly recommended that the author join the post-game review session💕💕 But, as other book reviews said, even if there are off-site plots, there shouldn't be too many. It doesn't have to be too much, and it doesn't have to be at the end of every round. Too much will just make it annoying🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

It's more like an adaptation of the real game of Netshark. There are no off-site factors, and the look and feel is better.

I have read Chapter 70 so far, and I feel it is quite good. It is logical, and the speed of Goldfinger is also very good. You will not know the identities of all the members like other books, and the protagonist's IQ is online. However, the only small problem is that the pace is relatively fast. The basic games are connected and there is very little narrative in the middle. But overall it's very good and deserves five stars.

It's okay. It was a little bit dry at the beginning. There was only the competition part, and there were no comments or anything at the end. Comments were added at the end. The author was more willing to listen to the advice. There is no messy intrigue. I came to see the werewolf kill just to see the werewolf kill gently and brightly. The possible disadvantage is that the amount is too small, not enough to see and listen to