Judgment

The ruling won't be finalized until the decision is made. Those who support this, please upvote.

Years later, on his deathbed, the fat man held his beautiful daughter's hands tightly and said with a heavy heart: "Child, you are not my biological child. Actually, your father is a eunuch!"

Finally, I'll leave a tip; I really can't bear to abandon this book. What moved me most about the verdict was the chivalrous spirit it conveyed—it felt real, powerful, and gave me a glimpse into a different life, even changing my past self. If I had bought the physical copy, the book would be worn out, especially the chapters about meeting Alesia; I read each chapter at least 20 times.

Let me tell you, the 72nd volume already has over 120 chapters of the verdict saved up. 😏😏😏

If you think two times a week is utter nonsense, give me a thumbs up. Emotionally, I hope this is true, but rationally, I know it's bullshit. Fatty is welcome to come and prove me wrong.

The two books I regret most about abandoning are *Judgment* and *Five Elements Heaven*. If either of these had been completed, they would undoubtedly have been masterpieces, and the authors would have been hailed as gods. I don't understand why they would abandon them. The foreshadowing was so good, and there were no power level inconsistencies. Moreover, both authors are essentially "eunuchs" (i.

The editor has proven his efforts, his perseverance, and his inextinguishable fighting spirit with consecutive updates. His past was vibrant, unrestrained, and fiery at eighteen. Folks, the time has come to act. That arrogant, monstrous, passionate creature that ignites the sky... Are the bandits still around? Vote, tip, leave a comment to tell Fatty, tell everyone. 72 Fat isn't fighting alone.

This book will be ten years old in four months, while the original is only four. When I finished the original and was reading "The Verdict," I was really determined, thinking it wouldn't be longer than the original, since it was the second book. I wonder if the old fans still have the energy to keep up with this book. This three-year hiatus feels hopeless.

Brother, please give me a final verdict, even a rushed ending will do. Just say Roy got his revenge, married the princess, and lived happily ever after. I don't even need hundreds more chapters. Just an ending where Roy lives a good life is enough. Really, please give me an ending.

The author said on Weibo that the verdict won't be abandoned and will definitely be finished. I have just one question: I'm currently 17, so who will outlive whom for the rest of their lives, me or the author?