Hogwarts: My Classmate is Voldemort

It kills me, I will always love Tom Riddle and Nelson Williams! ! ! ! Knock them all! Let's have an open relationship! ! If the author doesn't want to bl,

I kept saying some things over and over again, but I still felt uncomfortable saying them. It is true that the author's writing style is excellent, and the previous content almost made me want to put it down. It can be regarded as a masterpiece. It is indeed a work worth watching, but there are still some personal problems for me, which may be because I am too glassy or too sensitive. First, I don't understand why all HP fan works have to trample Dumbledore's heart once or repeatedly in the early stage. I don't understand whether such a conflict is fair to Dumbledore? It seems that because Dumbledore made that mistake, everything must be put on him. He can not forgive himself, he can think that he caused everything, and he can always feel guilty, but who is qualified to blame him for this? How about repeatedly hurting him (except Aberforth)? Wouldn't Grindelwald become the Dark Lord without meeting Dumbledore? I think not. Even in the original work, Dumbledore only showed his fragile side to Harry. He was always strong in front of the public, but what he revealed in his heart brought about death, the death of an old man who was considered "omnipotent" by others. But in these fanfics, it is the protagonist who exposes Dumbledore's soft heart time and time again. I can't understand it, as if otherwise the protagonist's uniqueness cannot be revealed. I think it is the most despicable thing to trample on the heart of a kind person. At the climax of the first contradiction in this article, Dumbledore was not preaching. He simply did not want the souls of his students to be polluted, but he had to be refuted speechless by a hateful rogue with words similar to "You made a mistake! Everything you said is not credible." I think this is an insult to people like Dumbledore. At least in the world of Harry Potter, this kind of humiliation is a kind of arrogance. Secondly, there is the death of Guan and Jonas. My next point may make people think "Whether you would say so if the one you cherish dies". But at least Jonas described in the work is a kind man who insists on justice. He was killed by a mob, and it is obviously reasonable for the protagonist to avenge him, but is this revenge fair to the justice Jonas insists on? Isn't this a destruction of his ideals? And at least the article does not reveal that the London judiciary bent the law for personal gain, or released the two thugs out of political considerations, which was obviously contrary to justice, or foreshadowed the incompetence of law enforcement agencies. However, law enforcement and justice are not the same thing, and law enforcement takes time, especially in that context. Without judicial injustice, this violent scene is understandable, and it is understandable that the protagonist undergoes ideological transformation based on catching the murderer, but it inevitably hurts the justice and kindness that the deceased insisted on. It is unfair for a kind person to die unexpectedly at the hands of the person he wants to protect, but if another person avenges him personally instead of seeking justice for him. I guess that was kind of ironic to him. And I still feel that "do what you want to do" is a very irresponsible statement. No amount of trust, understanding, or love can cover up the irresponsible nature of this sentence.

I don't want a heroine, I don't want a heroine, I don't want a heroine, I don't want a heroine, I don't want a heroine. I actually think they match each other quite well (≧?≦)/

The author's writing style is quite good (at least among the majority of online writers), and all kinds of descriptions are quite accurate. The characterization is very vivid, and the protagonist and Voldemort influence each other. Since the death of the protagonist's relatives, the protagonist has begun to turn dark. When I saw this paragraph, I once wondered whether the protagonist would eventually become Voldemort. But when the author said in the comment area that it would not happen, I was relieved. Moreover, there is a plot where Dumbledore tries to prevent the protagonist from taking revenge. At that time, I still thought that the description was quite exciting, and Dumbledore's reaction was also in line with the original work. :.ﾟ٩(๑˘ω˘๑)۶:.｡ Summary: This book has no system, no stupid plot, few poisonous points, not a harem novel, and has a little more blades. It is worth reading.

It feels like the protagonist doesn't use the three unforgivable curses, and rarely uses normal magic. I wonder if I thought I was watching robots fighting! External power is not your own power. I don't know if after chapter 250, I will continue to merge mechanical parts into robots to fight, or if this is the case, I can only give up. I personally cannot accept a book similar to controlling robots.

After all, it was his unique temperament that made Tom Riddle notice his existence, but whether this attention was good or bad has yet to be confirmed. After all, Tom Riddle is a character with the same name as Voldemort.

But I hope to see more emotional lines, and I agree with the marriage of these two young male protagonists (dog head, Tom, go up, go up, don't worry and chase bravely)

I can only say that it brings people to life and the plot is reasonable. It is the only novel that I can read.

You can watch the battles between the strongest mages, which is much more interesting than following a kid to fight monsters. It is in the most glorious moment of the modern magic world. As long as you dare to think, you can also write in the ancient wizard from the top of Kunlun, or invade other worlds, and then pass through hell to other magic worlds. Five million words is no problem!

I just want to read exciting articles. To be honest, if it is CP, I will probably be a little excited. But the male videos I watch have fun, and I finally found one that is more to my liking, but someone told me that male videos are all about having a harem without any brains, and if not, then they are danmei. My taste in reading is not too picky and I have read a few books of all genres. But could this article be more direct? I can't see clearly. I still remember around Chapter 300, when Riddle entered the family tree, I was really a little confused. I neither agreed nor refused? Could it be that some obscure language leaves more room for the public's imagination? !