Settling Down at Hogwarts

It's very interesting, but I believe it would be more interesting if it didn't have a female protagonist or a male protagonist [laughter]

I really like this kind of article. Although the protagonist currently has no CP, both Potter in the first few chapters and Tom later have signs of CP. It is not only liked by people who like male and female, male and female CP, but also in line with the preferences of non-CP (✧∇✧)

It's very interesting. I rarely see stories where the main character wears Tom's clothes. I hope the protagonist doesn't have a girlfriend

It's pretty good, but some of the timelines make me a little confused. After reading so many fan stories, I don't know which one is correct. Some write that Abu and Voldemort are in the same class. Here, Abu is three classes older than Voldemort, and I remember that Hagrid and McGonagall seem to be in the same class? When reading fan fiction, it feels like each character has a different timeline in each book, which makes me a little confused when reading it. I would really appreciate it. The character collapse is too great, right? And the author didn't write it in the introduction either! As a person involved, I really regret reading this article. It was good at the beginning, I thought it was a career story about the male protagonist, but it turned out to be more and more unpleasant towards the back. Although ggad is true. When I first said that ad was leaning against gg's arms like a kitten, I frowned. Please, how could ad do such a thing? That's okay, but how could AD voluntarily drink a love potion and then discuss it with the defeated GG in Newgamund! Isn't this the most outrageous thing? I actually drank gg's own fertility potion and then gave birth to gg's child? ? ? My outlook was really shattered and I urgently needed a pair of eyes that I had never seen before. I spent two nights chasing articles, and this is the result?

I would like to ask the book friends who saw it at the back, are Tom and the male protagonist's sister a couple? When I saw Tom Bathing at the age of three, I was really stunned. It feels like the male protagonist has always been controlled by Dumbledore and has no plans and calculations of his own. Although he can reflect on himself, he is still very sincere. But maybe it's because I prefer stories about villains that are exciting. My expectation is that the protagonist can be the mastermind behind the scenes and do whatever it takes to make the protagonists of Harry Potter reach a happy end (for no reason, I just want to be a bad guy because it's fun). It is best to try to win the favor of the protagonists of the original work as much as possible without destroying the original CP. Of course, you can't do a story without having to form a CP with anyone. It is best to have the feeling of admiration and following or being a proud role model (well, actually, I kind of want to see the male protagonist form a CP with Tom). Finally, I can honestly say that the author's writing is quite good. However, I have read a lot of HP fan fiction and have my own expectations. However, I am not good at writing articles yet. I would like to thank the author for giving me some ideas for his article (the life story of the protagonist is well chosen). I wish the author to write better and better. I heard about OOC, but it's nothing. I just don't have any expectations. Say goodbye.

Very novel subject matter, by the way: Is there a book club group?

It's really good to watch, the chapters of ggad are really sweet, and the last extra chapter is really awesome (I don't know how to describe it, but it's very exciting anyway)! ! ! From the beginning, I blindly guessed that the protagonist was attacking.

I just realized that after reading it for so long, there are no comments! ! ! Super recommended The extra is the CP between Tom and the protagonist Tabor. In the early stage, the protagonist worked as a student and a professor, which was a career, similar to a certain Defense Against the Dark Arts professor at Hogwarts, but the focus was on the student period. And the protagonist is still a god. He can become a god by gathering the power of faith. He kills Tom in the early stage, and after becoming a god in the extra story, he resurrects Tom, who is Voldemort, and then this and that, you know In the early stage, there was also CP between Grindelwald and Dumbledore. Dumbledore asked Tubo to beat Grindelwald and the hard training ended with a brick. Dumbledore still had feelings for Grindelwald and couldn't bear to fight him. The protagonist secretly gave Dumbledore a love potion, but Dumbledore let it go, and then had an affair with Grindelwald. On the top floor of Nurmengard, Grindelwald even made a fertility potion to "trick" Dumbledore into drinking it and gave birth to a child with Dumbledore. Grindelwald kept a strict control over his wife. Miss Myrtle Warren is not dead either. She is trained by the protagonist to be the successor of the alchemy class he teaches. The protagonist is preparing to apply for the Defense Against the Dark Arts class. The basilisk did not blame Hagrid. The basilisk was killed by the protagonist when it first came out, and it also killed Tom at that time. This book has a type that you would like to read where the main character is alone without an upgraded heroine, and there are also extra chapters interspersed with the original novel. If you don't like the original novel, you can skip the extra chapters. It is recommended to stop after Chapter 156. Very well written! ! ! ! Really highly recommended! ! ! (ღ˘⌣˘ღ) You can tell by looking at how long I spend reading! ! ! I'm a long-time fan. I've read it since the ninth or tenth chapter. You can trust me. I've explained the plot very clearly. I'm not talking nonsense. Trust me! ! Five stars are worth it! !

It's good to watch, but I don't like Anna. It's too annoying. I hope there won't be a female protagonist.

It's great, I like it very much, I don't really like the cp, but I respect the author