Werewolf: Actors Please Take Their Seats

Book title: Werewolf, actors please come on stage Protagonist: Gu Feng Recommended index ★★★★☆ Introduction: This book tells the story of the protagonist traveling to a world where werewolf killing is very popular, and then relying on his strength to enter the world championship. Although this book is bad, overall, this book is pretty good.

It's very well written, but I just don't know why the rating is so low. All in all, this is a witty werewolf novel, with numerous highlight operations, and everyone's photography is very good. All in all, this is a very well-written novel, but one with a very low rating. If the author updates it more diligently, I might give it a few votes.

This book is very good. There are very few werewolf novels. This gives the author a big support. Although there are some flaws, such as wrong numbers, etc., The flaws are not concealed. Isn't this better than other werewolf novels? Other werewolf novels either use perspective or explode logic. I dare not say that the logic of this book is very good, but just because of the rich mental activities and game processes of everyone in the book, I give the author a thumbs up. To put it simply, there are too many words, oh no, there are too many scenes, I want to praise it! Moreover, this should be the companion article of Werewolf published by the author on other platforms, haha

The plot is confusing, the logic is unclear, it seems very tiring, and I start to take sides inexplicably. And what is that at the beginning? I want you to hug him when you are nervous. Does it promote the plot? Why write him? Is it to satisfy your fantasy?

After reading the first few chapters, I felt that it was really not good. The introduction of the main character who traveled from the earth also mentioned a veteran player. He could produce a witch on the first day. I have never seen a witch appear on the first day of the game. And Number 4, the one who spoke against the sky, is the edge of a knife. If he is a good man, he will not choose to jump. If he jumps, he is not a prophet, 6

Today I'm starting to give up. I wish the author all the best. I have been chasing the book since last year. This book is also an opportunity to guide me to get into Werewolf. Now I am also a third-level player of NetEase Werewolf. It can be said that I have a rather special feeling for this book. I think the early part of the book was well written, but around chapter 380, a lot of identity description errors began to appear, similar to the example of writing that No. 11 Is a witch in the first half and then writing that No. 8 Is a witch in the first half. Although it affects the perception a little, it will be corrected later and is still acceptable. But now I really can't follow it. From the mid-to-late period, the author has been hyping up Gu Feng and Weekend's CP, and forcibly promoted Zhou Zhou, a character who obviously did not want to focus on the early stage, to the second male role. In this way, he used it to please some female players. My purpose of reading the board is very pure, just to watch Werewolf and learn the routines from the board. Some of the proper nouns of Werewolf and the flow of gold, mercury and water police badges are all I learned from this book. Every time a new board is described in the book, I will also go to NetEase Werewolf to try it out after reading it. Novices don't have to be afraid of making mistakes. I was really happy during that period. Therefore, I couldn't accept the result of men speculating on CP. This made me feel that it had deviated from my original intention and affected the purity of the Werewolf book. Forcibly reading it would only make me feel uncomfortable, so there is no need to persist any longer. The author's later period gave me the feeling of being both responsible and upright, both wanting and wanting. The last tolerance I gave the author was to let Weekend go completely after the Nine-tailed Demon Fox's plot was over, so that Gu Feng could play Group A with peace of mind until the World Championship. At most, the later plot needed to mention Weekend, but he couldn't focus on it as before. As a result, he did write Weekend, but it also clearly hinted that Weekend and Gu Feng should be in the same club. Is it necessary? I have not joined the author's fan group, and I don't know if he has one, because I just came to watch Werewolf, and I just came to see Werewolf. Since the author still wants to forcefully speculate on CP, then I can only give up and wish you all the best. I think there is nothing wrong with the evaluation. If you want to please your female readers, you can write the weekend into group A, so that I can give up the game with peace of mind. If you haven't forgotten your original intention and just want to share Werewolf with everyone, then write down the weekend completely and don't give him any room for survival or tolerance. The result? Now you are a wolf who hesitates to charge but dare not. You think your behavior can please the players on both sides, but in fact everyone sees your wolf side clearly. If you are holding a clown card and you don't know it, then I can only vote you out. But it doesn't matter, you are not inferior to me as a reader. After all, people are light-hearted, so why give up an entire forest for a tree. Now the pure players have been almost purified by you. It depends on whether the little fairies over there are satisfied with the plot you wrote. They don't watch Werewolf seriously, otherwise they won't go crazy in the comment area of ​​each chapter. If you write something that doesn't satisfy them, they can attack you or abandon the game at any time, but this is also your own choice. Forget it, having said all that, it's because your book attracted me to Werewolf, and it allowed me to meet friends I can play with, and a good master. You provided me with such an opportunity. I don't want to attack you too much anymore, but I really don't want to pursue it anymore. . . . . . . Can I make you look back after I write so much? Can you completely write down the weekend in tomorrow's chapter? Don't leave him any more space. If you can, keep chasing it. I will give you tickets every month. Read the book from beginning to end and watch Gu Feng win the world championship. If not, or you don't care about me at all, you can write in the direction you are now. Let Zhou Feng enter Gu Feng's club and let me give up this idea completely, okay?

Haonan Ning... Illogical logic, pure protagonist aura

It's good to read. This is the first werewolf novel I've read. The author must have done some research. The logic in it is indeed awesome, but I skipped it. The plot is quite enjoyable. But there is a fatal flaw, that is, it is unfinished, but there is nothing we can do about it, after all, there are not so many boards. Still very worth watching

There is no hint of intelligence, most of the supporting characters have very high IQs. The twelve people on the field have twelve characteristics, and the characters are relatively full-bodied. Werewolf is recommended by hardcore players. At first glance, the author is an advanced Werewolf player. There is a lot of slang in Werewolf. If players who are not familiar with Werewolf are cautious, even if the author adds annotations, it will be difficult for you to be immersed in the game. There are many speeches, and it is easy to lose track of the speeches every time you open a new board, leading to memory confusion. So after I found out that I couldn't remember what I said after being recommended by the same board, I started reading this board again and was very impressed by my ability to speak. I have only written one or two hundred chapters so far, and the protagonist still lacks some setbacks. I hope there will be some games where the protagonist tries his best but still loses. Enrich the protagonist's character experience and image, and don't turn it into a purely cool novel.

The writing is very good and very professional. Such articles are rare nowadays. The author will update it soon!