Werewolf in Ming Dynasty

The protagonist is so useless, didn't he study for nine years? It's still the same, really useless, nothing bright, mediocre

This article is very good, the ideas are clear, but the requirements for the author are very high. Come on, and also, I am afraid it will be difficult to write this article too long, unless you never kill people, or someone in the werewolf killing system is very far away

Since some friends who have never played Werewolf may not understand it, I revised the first chapter and incorporated the rules. Friends who are interested can refresh it😊 This article is based on the game Werewolf ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧ If you have never played Werewolf and look at the first game rules, it is probably that this game is divided into the good guy camp and the werewolf camp. If the werewolf kills the good people, then the werewolf wins. If the good guy camp kills the werewolf, then the good people win. The protagonist who travels back in time is a member of the good guys. He needs to distinguish which are historical figures and which are members of the game, and then kill the werewolves with the good guys, otherwise they will be killed by the werewolves. All the good werewolves are hidden in historical figures. It is a game of life and death that unfolded in the Ming Dynasty, mainly relying on logical reasoning