What Is The Correct Reading Order Of The My Werewolf System Novel?
Just downloaded the series and overwhelmed by all the 'My Werewolf System' side stories and spin-offs. What's the true start after Book 1?
2026-08-04 18:06:06
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JossPerez
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Here's a hot take: the 'correct' order is the order in which the author wrote and published it serially. That's the authentic experience, warts and all. The later attempts to reorganize it into a tidy narrative are a revisionist history. The occasional jankiness, the sudden introduction of a side character's backstory three arcs later—that's part of the web novel charm. Embrace the chaos. Read it by original publication date on the author's blog or the oldest archival site you can find.
2026-08-05 04:22:08
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NashPrice
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I tried following a fan-made guide that included every single blog post, Patreon snippet, and revised chapter. It was exhausting and totally killed my enjoyment. The story is pulpy, fast-paced fun. Don't turn it into homework. Open chapter one and just keep clicking 'next.' You might encounter a reference you don't get, but 99% of the time it's not vital. The obsession with perfect order is for people who've already read it three times and are mining for lore.
2026-08-05 09:56:51
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IvyHale
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The correct order is basically the order in which Gary discovers his abilities. The entire narrative is tied to his perspective. So if you're reading a chapter and it's suddenly from another character's viewpoint, it's usually a deliberate interlude placed by the author to expand the world. Read those when you encounter them. They're not flashbacks or prequels to be read separately; they're part of the main narrative flow.
Thinking of it as 'Gary's journey' simplifies everything—you experience the story as he does, step by step.
2026-08-05 13:12:08
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RexSnyder
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For maximum emotional payoff, I'd recommend a slightly modified order. Read the main story up through chapter 88, where the protagonist makes a big decision. Then, instead of continuing to 89, read the two-part side story 'Lone Wolf.' It's a flashback from another character's point of view, and it hits so much harder with the context from chapter 88 fresh in your mind. Then resume the main story. It's not the 'official' order, but it connects character arcs beautifully and makes a later betrayal way more impactful.
2026-08-05 19:59:05
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EdenWest
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Is there even a 'correct' order? It feels like one of those stories that was written serially, then later someone tried to organize it into volumes, and the timeline got scrambled. I read it purely by publication date on the original platform, and the experience was fine—a little choppy in places, but you get the gist. Trying to reorder it feels like an exercise for superfans, not casual readers.
2026-08-06 00:22:09
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The light novel volumes sometimes consolidate or rearrange webnovel chapters for better flow. So if you read the webnovel first, then pick up the light novel, things might feel slightly out of order or paced differently. Personally, I think the light novel version is the definitive, edited experience. So the 'correct' order is the light novel volume order, then you can optionally continue with the raw webnovel chapters if you need more.
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The reboot is optional and exists in its own bubble. Thinking about reading orders beyond that is just creating stress where none is needed. The narrative flow between the original and its direct sequel is seamless, and the author didn't bury any essential content in obscure side material.