
Hogwarts: Incredible Understanding, Counterfeiting of the Philosopher's Stone
霍格沃茨:悟性逆天,伪造魔法石
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- Ongoing
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- 370k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Novel Fanfiction
- Audience
- For men
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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I feel like there's too much nonsense in the first few chapters after it's released. I want to see the protagonist show off after going to Hogwarts, instead of sitting at home and showing off to two old people. Moreover, it's still an old problem. He's invincible before school starts. I'll see how you write it later.
You're not good at writing about people's mentality. It feels a bit redundant. Please change the conditions for the golden finger! The rest is very well written! ! !
Give me some encouragement! No tickets, no rewards, no data required. Just tell me what brings you to this moment. So tired. The more I revise the article, the more confused I become.
It's okay if it's not on the shelves, but after reading a few of them, I'm *
The protagonist should arrange for himself a standard pet for time travellers, Fei Lu.
Commentary on Chapter 7: The Winning Streak in Progress, "Elf: Starting with a Charmander and Cultivating a Dragon Master" written by Yu Luo Xinchen.
Commentary on Chapter 15: A Day Trip to Hogwarts, "Hogwarts: Incomprehensible Understanding, Forging the Philosopher's Stone" written by Gongzhang Sanli Zaozou.
Commentary on Chapter 9: The Red-Courage Loyalty Curse in "Hogwarts: Incomprehensible Understanding, Forged Philosopher's Stone" written by Hayao Mitsurugami.
I wrote that I have never seen a woman before.