Can I Still Clear the Game with Such a Disastrous Start?

[The pacing in the original wasn't great, so I'm revising and replacing the whole novel] [Progress: 3/26] Mochizuki Hato was a beta tester for the full-dive werewolf game Uncrowned. The moment he entered the game, an absurd backstory was dumped on him. "Your father is a notorious criminal, a complete sociopath, a murderous lunatic so depraved that the entire underworld fears him." "Your mother is a thief and an information broker. She has been imprisoned six times and escaped six times, and later went into the lock-picking business." "Your older brother is relatively ordinary... They say he changed his name and now works at a place called the Distillery. He hasn't been back in a long time." "And you are a police officer. Today is your first day on the job." [Next, please draw your role card] "You have a unique constitution that naturally attracts the attention of criminals and psychopaths." "In their eyes, you are the perfect prey. Your blood and screams are addictive stimulants to them, giving rise to a crazed, twisted love." [When you encounter a werewolf, there is a 30% chance you will be their first target, and a 30% chance they will mistake you for an ally with the same agenda] [Your faction this game is: Third Party] [Victory condition: Wipe out the town] Mochizuki Hato: "..." Can he still restart the game? * There are nine players in total, six of them chaotic thrill-seekers who will do anything to win. Mochizuki Hato has no choice but to carefully hide his identity. But he plays his part so well that everyone assumes he's just an ordinary police NPC. They all take advantage of him to help set the stage for their own grand performances. In Player A's scenario, he's an undercover agent in the Black Organization who switches sides repeatedly. Player B casts Mochizuki Hato as a witness to his childhood tragedy, a disposable extra meant to take the knife. Player C... Player C is a little twisted. One threatening letter after another, a series of warning notes and "love letters". He even frames Mochizuki Hato as a murderer in the eyes of the public, trying to stage a drama about a disgraced police officer and a fallen god. Player D... In the end, Mochizuki Hato, who never volunteered to take part but kept getting more screen time, somehow climbed to the top of the plot-participation rankings. Thinking of all the attention and suspicion about to come his way... Mochizuki Hato, who only wanted to coast: "..." This really is a game no human can beat! [How to read this novel] 1. A truly disastrous start. All the backstory is real, and "older brother" refers to Gin. 2. The male lead belongs to neither the Red nor the Black side. He is genuinely in a third faction. 3. The male lead is very cute, but there is no pairing. He's focused on his career, his career, his career! 4. The werewolf game in this novel only borrows some of the rules. It's my own take on the genre: elimination methods and skill mechanics are different, there is no heavy emphasis on deduction, the logic is a little weak, and the focus is on the plot. 5. In the early story, the male lead sometimes thinks like a "fourth-wall-breaking player." 6. All members of the Police Academy group survive. Theme: No matter the hardships and obstacles, keep moving forward and you will find the light