The Witch Trial Where I Absolutely Have to Be Voted Out

The book's current status (as of the date of this comment): Noah's Balloon Dynasty (GOAT). Other characters: Sakura, the loser; a good student and Yamato Nadeshiko stick-wielding mother who usually passes by; Hakian, a Hakimi streamer who is still pursuing her live-streaming career; the gun-wielding woman who can't hit her target and still has no role; James (crossed out) the servant stick-wielding mother; a female lawyer who is just passing by; a comedian who is still a stick-wielding mother (maybe after arriving on the island, popping balloons might trigger the protagonist's delicious voice (?) Or demonization (?); Tono, the young lady who usually passes by; Tachibana Sherry, who usually passes by; ML, who is still practicing asceticism on Witch Island (Boom Beach (Magic Judgment limited collaboration)); Haki Sherry; and Arisa, who still has little role (big mistake) #(funny).

I want to see Hero in her witch form ruthlessly control the protagonist 😋 His crimson pupils were all fixed on the one he deeply loved. The snake at the end of Hero's hair gently nibbled at his lover's finger. Looking at the bigger picture, I have to say this is the most enjoyable Judgment fanfic I've ever read. A new Judgment work will definitely be released; I hope the author writes Judgment forever 😭, and I hope there will be a second part or side stories ୧((•̀ꇴ•))૭⁺✧,

It would be great if there were fewer storylines involving the kids; Noah's storyline surpasses everyone else's combined. #(Sweat)

Does this book contain Shennong?

It's rare to find fanfiction this unbalanced. Usually, all the heroines get to know the protagonist and develop some affection before one of them moves to the next stage, and so on. At least most of the heroines reach the same point before the "ladder lock" is unlocked. Of all the books I've read, only Noah in this book seems to ignore the ladder lock and advance by leaps and bounds.

Oh my god, I can't imagine how heartbroken Noah must have been when the protagonist was about to die. (I'm almost crying) For Noah, the protagonist wasn't just family and lover, but also a confidant who understood and accepted her, a friend who accepted everything about her (including what she considered her ugly side). If the protagonist died, wouldn't that be like losing family, lover, and best friend all at the same time?

What a strange way of calling it! The ability to manipulate the degree to which desires are fulfilled

I like to empathize, and for some reason, I'm a bit curious: when reading male protagonist stories or male protagonist harem stories, do you prefer to empathize or take a viewer's perspective (like shipping couples)? (Just asking politely, respecting personal freedom.)

The Noah Dynasty, Noah wins, wins, wins (but pride comes before a fall, a fall leads to despair, and a despairing army is bound to win; the outcome remains uncertain).

The bullying zombie next door also took a day off today. Did you guys go have a baby together?