Werewolf: When the Drama Queen Takes Over, Actors Take Your Places

In Chapter 16, the author wrote that Character 1's inner monologue showed him recognizing a good person, but then in Chapter 18, he exposed himself. I'm speechless. You can make up whatever you want to say, but you can even lie to yourself about your inner monologue? You're truly amazing.

Two werewolf novels in a row are free to read, that's great!

Why don't you go and promote it on the original Werewolf Killing Book site? With two old Werewolf books already published, there are still many long-time readers waiting for your new book.

First, let's talk about the gameplay. I can write about both online and face-to-face games, but the competitions in this book are currently in a way that makes it neither a face-to-face game nor an online game, which is completely different from the previous books that focused on the online game textbook track.

The logic and content of the dialogue are good, but the key supporting characters are incredibly stupid. The protagonist is presumptuous and self-righteous, wanting to show off his skills. The author is willing to go to great lengths to make him shine in front of others. In order to maintain logical consistency and create a closed loop, the supporting characters are left with a mess.

I just added it to my bookshelf yesterday, and it took me all day to finally finish reading it all. I didn't expect today to be the day new books were released—20 chapters, 60,000-70,000 words updated all at once! You're such a prolific reader… Okay, I'll subscribe to all of them too, but I haven't even touched my own book yet. You're really causing me a lot of trouble… I'll leave the rest on hold; I'll support you whenever I remember. See you later!

Damn, when I came in to watch, I was completely confused by the first match. The introduction didn't mention the Wolf King's skills at all. There were no other divine classes either, only the Dream Weaver. Is this supposed to be watchable for newbies? Ugh, what the heck?

Chapter Fifteen: The witch didn't know she was stabbed that night, saying the dream weavers would kill Christmas Eve on the 8th—nonsense. Chapter 17: The werewolf killed player number 3 at night, but was then exposed by the Dream Weaver to be on Christmas Eve.

This main character is too strong; it feels like he's just getting stomped by easy opponents. Maybe we should let him lose a few times. As for their personalities, it feels like everyone except the protagonist is an NPC. They could add some members to the protagonist's group, or develop more characters. The rest are all Werewolf games, which are quite brain-teasing. Some of the transitional plots could be a bit longer.

Dude, when you're giving out freebies, can you please not show your face?