The Witch Trial Begins with an OO Buckethead Zombie

I can already imagine the protagonist's struggles later on the island, unlike the "Hehe, I must survive" of the other books, instead feeling like "I'm so happy to be a witch, I can't wait to be killed already!" Hopefully, the witch trial scene, written to balance the bullying of the "Iron Bucket Zombie" theme, will be delicious enough. #(Seal)

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This is the most delicious Judgment fanfiction I've ever eaten.

After reading the first few dozen chapters, I finally found the biggest war criminal, the system. Such inhuman beings should not have emotions. Machines should operate like machines.

Team-based raiding system area #(Angry)(1/10000)

Is there a Shennong? What do you think of this book?

Purely a defense; the preceding plot was entirely designed to lure readers in and make them suffer. Whether it's a sweet romance or a twisted, abusive story, shouldn't it at least depict some human emotions? After the male lead arrives on the island, can he still be considered human? All I see is a pathetic wretch subjected to emotional abuse, disemboweled, and then stuffed with a bunch of responsibilities sustained by a lingering warmth of kindness, barely enough to become a specimen capable of driving the plot forward. The harem label should perhaps be changed to "collective self-examination." #(Yawns)

It started strong but ended weakly; the twists and turns right from the beginning. Once on the island, the progress is incredibly fast, relying entirely on the slow-paced movie screenings to drag things out. The final episode is about making dumplings, ending rather blandly. With too many characters, each person's screen time is insufficient, a common problem with the "Judgment" series. The main focus remains on the romantic journey of the two extraordinary in-laws.

The bullying before arriving on the island was, frankly, just minor flirting. After arriving, not only was the protagonist's emotion suppressed and her mindset turned into a machine's, but the death rewind arrangement became just like in iAng TV. Once is fine, but after several times, it's exhausting to watch. The character of Xue has also changed from an innocent, budding girl to a character with shockingly obvious emotions. The viewing experience declines with each rewind. The protagonist is written too tragically, and Xue is written too extremely, failing to provide positive feedback to the reader (the character development is getting faster and faster, and Xue's character breaks down completely, which is exhausting to watch). The story has gone from Alice in Wonderland to Black Soul 2 after the protagonist's tumultuous journey. What should have been a short drama of bedtime squabbles and the torment of the great witch feels overdone, like watching a madwoman tormenting the protagonist in iZhu TV. Watching the protagonist go from a simple wish to go home or get married to a pathetic state while making dumplings only evokes sadness. An 80s witch? I think it's the system and the witch's 80s protagonist.

After reading dozens of chapters, I found it increasingly difficult to continue. Now I've finally figured out why. Witches don't deserve sympathy, witches should die.