Strange Kill
怪奇杀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Books I've Read
I can accept at most one heroine. Whether I can tolerate an ambiguous relationship depends on how it's handled, but generally I can't. Most of these should probably have no romantic pairing. If no heroine is specifically marked, that's probably the case. I occasionally pick up promising new works, but not many. I'll take my time with this list. It's just a record of the books I read anyway.
My Self-Promoted Books
Personal favorites, recommended whenever the mood strikes
Promising New Reads Library
This list is for novels that haven't been released as paid books yet, or have only just gone on sale. The descriptions are copied from the books themselves because I can't think of a better way to describe them. I've finished reading every book before posting it. I'm pretty tolerant of flaws, so my tastes may differ from the mainstream. Feel free to share your own opinions about the books on this list. Please favorite the list.
Books I Like to Read
I like books with good writing and read all kinds of genres. This list includes both imaginative new books and older favorites. Feel free to check them out.
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After reading the author's book, I personally think... Well, this is just my personal opinion and may not be universally applicable, so please just read it for fun. It's just my personal opinion, so please don't criticize me. Based on my own experience, I feel the protagonist hasn't lost a single time so far, which gives the impression of being an invincible novice.
The renamed "Goose and Duck Killer" is one of only three masterpieces of werewolf killing games on Qidian.com.
The last three sentences you said show that you're full of Xi En's arrogance!
Free for a limited time - a recommendation for anyone passing by!
A simple, easy-to-understand, and hilarious werewolf game! This book is not only lighthearted and funny, but the main characters are also intelligent. There are no slang terms like "police up," "police down," or "water," so even those who have never played Werewolf can enjoy reading it. The main and supporting characters are all distinctive and intelligent, not mindless. Not only is it long enough, but it also updates consistently, making it worth collecting and following!
The protagonist knows about Werewolf at the beginning, but not about Space Werewolf, and forget about Duck and Goose Werewolf. The people behind them kept spouting professional lines, like "over the microphone," "dirty me," and "double wolves ganging up." Does your strange criterion for recruiting players mean that you must have played Werewolf?
Author, please add a post-match analysis! It's illogical that the protagonist, with such a high win rate, would encounter so many clowns. Adding it for dramatic effect is fine, but could you please add a post-match analysis to give him a good dressing down and let him vent his frustration? It can also provide protection for weaker, neutral characters, such as not counting losses as achievements and offering more rewards for wins.
Chapter 44 actually has a problem: A werewolf's love affair with a pelican werewolf teammate. In this situation, the wolf has no chance of winning. If the wolf kills the Pelicans, the werewolf wins immediately. If the Pelicans eat the werewolf, it's the Pelicans' moment. Then, if the werewolf's teammate is killed and emerges from the Pelicans' stomach, the werewolf still wins.
1. It is suggested to add a line to the introduction: "Rules similar to Werewolf and Duck & Goose Kill contain many game terms. Please learn about them on your own." 2. You need to use your brain to read this book; it's all about rhetoric and psychology. 3. Actually, I don't understand it either (laughs)
With this kind of talent, winning or losing doesn't matter; otherwise, you wouldn't be able to create any sense of tension.
Even the mosquitoes have updated, why haven't you updated yet?