The Witch Trial Begins with the OO Buckethead Zombie

Even if the rest don't need much introduction, just bringing out all 13 of them at once would be enough.

The menu wouldn't have to be read out in a whole chapter, would it?

It's disgusting to even think about.

If you're planning to write fanfiction about The Judgment of God, please find a way to avoid this point.

Otherwise, you can just arrive on the island, start the game, and then announce a long list of dishes.

I couldn't stand it.

In fact, towards the end of the book, when the guide was being implemented for everyone, there were a few times when I couldn't help but rattle off a long list of dishes.

But we can't just omit it.

That would be too discriminatory.

There are too many people!

In fact, for me personally, I feel that two or three people at the same time is my comfort zone; any more than that and I feel awkward.

Therefore, I will try my best to pull back and switch scenes to separate single-line paths.

But I've still managed to finish writing about a harem of over a dozen people!

hum.

However, although it borrowed the design of Ancient Nossia and the werewolf-like setting of a 'witch' hidden in it, it did not follow the normal werewolf game process at all.

Because it's hard to find a partner that way.

So it's basically just borrowing the design from these two parts.

Originally, I had considered having Hoshino kill someone, or having someone kill Hoshino to trigger a flashback and advance the plot.

But after thinking about it, I decided to give up on that decision.

Ultimately, why kill the female lead?

I wrote this fanfic because I like this character. Going to great lengths to kill him would feel rather strange.

I don't like this feeling.

Therefore, I will not kill.

If you must kill, then kill Hoshino.

This can be considered as fulfilling Hoshino's wish.

He who sought death received it.

cough.

......

It must be said that serializing is indeed a very troublesome thing.

The most troublesome part is the groundwork.

As everyone knows, before it was published, I spent 120,000 words writing about my romance with a witch.

Then, he used ten or twenty thousand words to evoke a certain emotion.

I think I wrote it very well! (Sound of tremor)

The only problem is...

Um, it's the system.

sorry!

I've gone too far.

The issue of emotional loss can actually be explained simply by post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). I don't want to resort to amnesia theories, although some people might think that the inability to perceive emotions is a bigger problem...

But amnesia is really not fun.

In another moment of madness, I mechanically shifted the blame to the system, since the system could indeed do just that.

It was definitely my fault for writing something that provoked too much hatred.

I repent.

Therefore, because everyone dislikes and resents the system excessively, I have tried my best to reduce the frequency of the system's appearance in the following sections.

I'd say he's semi-reclusive.

It's not just about the evaluation; it's more about the fact that you can often sense it.

When I'm pushing the romance plot forward, I almost always write as if I've forgotten about the system, and it only reappears briefly after things have come to a close.

Because romantic storylines involve the interaction of emotions and the fluctuations of feelings.

It's not appropriate for such a system to exist; its presence would actually disrupt the experience.

But since it's already written, might as well just go with the flow.

In the end, it can be considered that he chose the ending of having his consciousness worn away and returning to the original system.

Actually, I've been hinting at this all along! Do you have any suggestions or recommendations for punishments?

But no one posted a thread for me to copy.

I hate it...

Because, to be honest, the system is really a shady thing; it has no physical form and is not human.

No matter how they punish me, it just doesn't feel right.

And actually, I'm not very good at punishing people...

All I can say is that we should just let the system be a system.

......

After the system finished speaking, it returned to the preamble.

I think I wrote it very well (loud)!

The emotions surged forth in one breath, then, like brilliant fireworks rising into the sky, shattered everything in their path.

That's why, during the first rewind, when Sheryl stabbed someone in the back, it did feel like the rewind hadn't been written at all.

Because that's the truth.

Serialized works often suffer from this problem.

During the free period, I can indeed spend a lot of energy laying the groundwork, shaping, preparing, and rendering.

But it didn't work after it was listed.

One day is fine, two days is also acceptable, but if there's no result after three days...

The reading experience becomes very poor if you follow along.

There's no way to lay the groundwork.

So what you can definitely feel is that there wasn't much interaction with everyone in the earlier flashbacks, and the interactions were all quite limited. You could even say that the earlier flashbacks were actually still about the trio.

It mainly consists of snow and Hero.

Because one point is very important.

memory.

Only they are able to retain the memories; only they are able to recall and record the events even if they look back.

In other words, only their emotional progress can be preserved.

Only the progression of their romantic storyline is meaningful.

That's the worst thing about time travel.

If interacting with other female leads to advance the plot is meaningless, why bother writing about it? If you write it and then rewind it, wouldn't that create a strong sense of disappointment?

Memory is necessary.

Therefore, I moved on to the later stages and then found a reason to have Xue preserve everyone's memories in batches.

Now I can start dating.

hum.

......

And then...

Let me think about it.

Oh, right, about the female lead.

It's something that should be said.

Actually, I play Judgment Online because I'm a pure fan of the blue-haired, silly character! I was drawn in by the memes.

Then he was captivated by An'an's body.

If I had to say something about the other characters... I didn't particularly like them either.

I would prefer Noah and Hannah.

And there's Naoya Kaoru.

Naoka's face is truly amazing.

However, I'm the type of person who, even if I don't like a character, will come to like them while writing the story and making the protagonist enjoy the strategy.

So Xuexue is really cute, isn't she?

As I was writing, I realized how cute Yuki Tsukishiro is.

As I write, I realize how amazing Emma Sakura is.

As I write, I realize that Nikaido Hiro is really good.

Actually, during my first time going back in time, Meruru really tormented me.

I found it difficult to write back then.