Ch. 161The Fraudster with an "Outdated Version" and the Closed Beta That "Deleted Its Save Data"
Key Plot Points and Events
- The chapter describes a Werewolf game played by volleyball team captains from various schools, with Lu Ren acting as the game master.
- The game is chaotic, with multiple players claiming to be Seers (a role that should be unique), leading to confusion and misdirection.
- Kenma, a werewolf, openly reveals his identity but survives due to the good guys' overthinking and infighting.
- The good guys accidentally vote out the remaining villagers, leading to a werewolf victory.
Character Developments
- Lu Ren shows patience and detachment as he watches the game unfold.
- Kuroo Tetsuro demonstrates his strategic thinking and mischievous nature.
- Kenma shows unusual behavior for a werewolf, revealing his identity and surviving due to the good guys' overthinking.
- Akaashi Keiji shows his serious and responsible nature.
Significant Themes
- The theme of misdirection and confusion is prominent, with players using fake identities to mislead others.
- The theme of infighting and internal conflict among the good guys leads to their downfall.
- The theme of teamwork and communication is highlighted by the good guys' lack of both.
Character Interactions
- Kuroo and Lu Ren have a friendly, albeit manipulative, interaction, with Kuroo appreciating Lu Ren's methods despite their dirtiness.
- Akaashi quietly takes the notebook for Fukurōdani, showing his responsibility and seriousness.
- Kenma shows a rare hint of anticipation when taking the "Compilation" notebook, indicating his interest in analyzing Shoyo.