[Werewolf textbook novel]
[Pure logic + showy routines + super many boards + comprehensive review of game play + a must-read for newbies]
After a hand job, Gu Feng, a hardcore werewolf enthusiast, traveled to a world where werewolf killing was extremely popular.
It was the Werewolf Asian College League finals, and Daxia was at the bottom in terms of points. Netizens were so excited that the starting players fainted on the spot because they couldn't bear the pressure.
Gu Feng was ordered to fight for the country in the face of danger, turn the tide before it fell, and help the building before it collapsed.
The hot-blooded young man became famous in one battle, and his highlight operation shocked thousands of viewers.
After the game, Gu Feng looked at the sexy and charming teacher Bai Jie in front of him and said, "Teacher Bai, is it time for the reward you mentioned to be honored tonight?"
I was hunted down on my first day as a prophet when I checked for wolves.
It's not bad, it's a purely technical article, and the so-called love and career in it are barely even included. As a layman, I felt like I was getting started after reading this book, and I wanted to give it a try if I had the chance.
In addition, the various terms in it are very irritating. People in the circle may feel high-minded when using them, while outsiders may feel confused when they use them. The reason why werewolf killing is not popular is inseparable from those slang terms. I especially remember that the beginning of a paragraph comment was what an expert said: In human terms, it means...
If you write about werewolf killing, just werewolf killing. If you insist on writing about that woman, she is disgusting. The protagonist looks like he has never seen a woman in his life.
It must be a jumping hunter. I will speak in reverse order. There are 6 cards passed on the field. This is not directly a small profit.
Scoundrels speak, I hate this kind of people the most, they can't be beaten by a good wolf.
Overall, it's okay, but it's too watery and has too many typos that affect the look and feel.
How could Inoue believe that Zha was still a witch? This witch didn't even offer a drink of water
What you are saying is false logic. The Wolves don't know the identity of No. 5, So if they send him a check, is it possible to send him any identity?
Bring 6, but if you don't bring 6, there is some weird logic behind it.
I was hunted down on my first day as a prophet when I checked for wolves.
It's not bad, it's a purely technical article, and the so-called love and career in it are barely even included. As a layman, I felt like I was getting started after reading this book, and I wanted to give it a try if I had the chance. In addition, the various terms in it are very irritating. People in the circle may feel high-minded when using them, while outsiders may feel confused when they use them. The reason why werewolf killing is not popular is inseparable from those slang terms. I especially remember that the beginning of a paragraph comment was what an expert said: In human terms, it means...
If you write about werewolf killing, just werewolf killing. If you insist on writing about that woman, she is disgusting. The protagonist looks like he has never seen a woman in his life.
It must be a jumping hunter. I will speak in reverse order. There are 6 cards passed on the field. This is not directly a small profit.
Scoundrels speak, I hate this kind of people the most, they can't be beaten by a good wolf.
Overall, it's okay, but it's too watery and has too many typos that affect the look and feel.
How could Inoue believe that Zha was still a witch? This witch didn't even offer a drink of water
What you are saying is false logic. The Wolves don't know the identity of No. 5, So if they send him a check, is it possible to send him any identity?
Bring 6, but if you don't bring 6, there is some weird logic behind it.
How is it possible to cut to 7?