Werewolf: My Club Treats Me Like Dirt, So I Switch Teams and Win the Championship to Become a Legend

Mysterious-level books (Heaven, Earth, Mysterious, Yellow) I usually rate books that don't have a plot that disgusts readers as being at the "mysterious" level or higher. Books on the theme of Werewolf are still rare, so the audience is relatively small. I started reading with high expectations, but the more I read, the more something seemed off.

① The audience's "ah-la-le" sounds too colloquial and a bit simplistic, which is distracting. In niche games like Werewolf, those who are willing to pay attention, even if they are not good players, at least have logical thinking abilities. Are there really any idiot-type viewers? ② There are only 12 positions and 3 identities in total.

The author must be pretty bad at playing Werewolf.

No, it's too messy. Writing a werewolf game novel and constantly getting the numbers wrong is ridiculous. One sentence says "10 is the killer," the next it's "11."

The plot is chaotic. The police badge flow is 10, 6 reports 10, and the dialogue is 11, "You are my gold water". There are double verifications in one night. What was written in the first game? Wolf #4 jumped to kill the real seer #7. #7 Investigated and killed Wolf #8, who then self-inflicted a kill.

There were frequent errors in writing the chat numbering, which made it look confusing.

This author probably doesn't play Werewolf.

There are so many typos

Writing about Werewolf is inherently messy, so it's unlikely to attract many readers; it's too convoluted.