What did Britain have in 1971? The famous foggy city, an empire nearing its sunset, and a queen who was still functioning normally.
But what if Britain had a world of magic and wizards? The rejected Dark Lord was preaching his pure-blood ideology.
Harry Potter had yet to be born, and his parents' generation was in the prime of their youth.
Now in middle age, Dumbledore still retained a considerable need for control. Once again, an orphan had appeared to stir up his bad premonitions.
Aikesi Niujiaman: "As everyone knows, true geniuses show their promise before the age of thirteen. By thirty, they've probably left this world."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Sure enough, the quality of writing emotional lines depends on the author. Also, there is a clingy cat who is cuter than a girlfriend
I can't understand it. It's not that it doesn't look good. It feels good. The protagonist is also very good, but I just can't understand it. The whole atmosphere is created well but I still don't understand it.
I'm shocked, this is Zhao Yao's route.
Apart from being a little confused at the beginning about where he came from, the plot is really well written and worth it!
Come on, enjoy the leisurely interaction with Meow
Most of Feilu's books are chewy, unlike Feilu's pure novice style, Biejian Gengqiu Lipao
Commentary on Chapter 1: The Wandering Ghost of "Leisurely Walking Cats in Hogwarts" written by Ruo Zhe.
Commentary on Chapter 28: Changes in the World's Currents, "Leisurely Walking Cats in Hogwarts" written by Ruo Zhe.
Commentary on Chapter 27: The Room of Requirement, "Leisurely Catwalking in Hogwarts" written by Ruo Zhe.
It was well written, but the result was gone?? This is probably Feilu, right?