Harry Potter: The Money-Spending Wizard
哈利波特之氪金巫师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 436k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
172Chapters
7.8MReads
58.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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To be honest, I don't know when I started to travel or be reborn in the novel world. The protagonist's mentality towards the plot characters is towards the NPC. A guy who is a loser in the real world. Even in a different world, even survival is not his own. Why do you have such an idea?
If the author works full-time, it is recommended to prepare for the next book early; if the author works part-time, the author can be happy.
→_→I prefer Ravenclaw
The writing is pretty good, but I don't like the setting. The orphanage started off okay, but the little kid was annoying. The protagonist is not a lone ranger, but actually has to raise a bunch of brats, which is a pity.
The old lady's foot-binding cloth is smelly and long
It's not interesting, it's as bland as water, and the pace is draggy.
It's so boring** and this golden finger might as well not appear at all if I don't write it.
In the new chapter, the way to deal with Snape's accusation is very simple, just say he called me a mudblood.
To be honest, it doesn't feel very good I feel like the protagonist's various encounters at the beginning are a bit annoying What kind of academy are you fighting, being beaten, expelled, and suppressed? The key is that the setting feels a bit naive So to sum it up┐(─__─)┌ No need to read the later ones (*)
Other novels published at the same time were almost 2 million words long, but this one was only 200,000 words. . .