Harry Potter and the Child of Darkness

For a super Harry Potter fan, this book is like a sequel to JK Rowling. Not only is it in line with the plot of the original work, but the plot is reasonable and rich, and the writing is also very good. It doesn't look like other fan fictions that are random. It can be seen that the author is very careful in writing. Let's just say that from the perspective of the atmosphere, I think it's great. Like, I have a small suggestion. If you can add English spells when the characters use spells, and mark the Chinese in parentheses, it will be more interesting. Of course, this is just my suggestion. The author should not change his original considerations because of my suggestions. I hope the author can update it soon. I will always support the author with great [love]

The logic of the plot is reasonable, and the characters are consistent with the original work. However, there are some censorship of the original CP (this book is Haha CP), Dumbledore's conspiracy theory and the whitewashing of Voldemort (strictly speaking, it is a positive description of Voldemort, it does not deny that he is bad, it just seems that he is not as bad as the original work). Overall, it does look like a sequel to the original work. If you can accept the above plot flaws, it is highly recommended.

It's good-looking, and it filled my gap in the movie version. Why don't you want a eunuch? Even if it's slower, don't end it suddenly, okay? Although I said it yesterday, I still want to say it today. It is indeed a good book. The characters and descriptions are very close to the real images in the movie version. The plot is also very exciting for what will happen next. Moreover, the book will not be limited to the United Kingdom for now. It is indeed very exciting. The author gives a big boost [laughter] [like]

Why are there not enough people to rate this book? This book is absolutely terrible! Look at this emotional line, look at this grand worldview, look at this grasp of each character, look ah ah ah ah ah ah it's so beautiful oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh, maybe, even though the official match is split, everyone is blessed by the magic of love! Really good-looking, highly recommended! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

This is the novel whose writing style and Harry's character are most similar to the original novel I have ever seen! Some of the conspiracies and truths about Voldemort and Dumbledore may seem outrageous at first glance, but when considered in context, they still stand up to scrutiny, and the logic is very perfect! The main CP Harry and Hermione's emotional lines are also handled very well, not abrupt and in line with the characters! This is definitely the continuation of my favorite drama in the country! [Love][love][love]

Although I have only read Chapter 18, I have to say that the author's writing is very good, and even the writing style is very similar to J. K. Rowling. I don't know if you have noticed that the first, second, fourth, fifth and seventh of the seven Harry Potter films all have a part in which Harry is misunderstood, and the misunderstanding is finally solved at the end. This book by the author perfectly restores the original style of Harry Potter. Although Dumbledore in the book is a little over-written, there is nothing wrong with it. Dumbledore is just like Nick Fury in the Marvel movies. He always wants to keep everything in his hands. Many people are pawns used by him. He defeated Grindelwald decades ago and imprisoned Grindelwald in Nurmengard. Despite two months of confusion and a century of indescribable love, my love and I both died in the tower. It's very touching that the king's heart remains in the summer, but I have to say that Grindelwald did much better than Dumbledore. After reflecting on his life in Nurmengard, Grindelwald was calm and calm when facing Voldemort, as if he was relieved. Dumbledore, at this age, although he has given up his rights, has imposed his will on the people around him, the Order of the Phoenix, Harry, Hermione, Ron, etc., Many people. Take what is written in the author's book about Dumbledore asking Hermione to give up her feelings for Harry. He still wants to sacrifice Hermione and Harry's feelings in order to defeat Voldemort. What does this mean? Dumbledore has not changed and is still subconsciously supporting "for the greater good"!

The author added a perfect ending to the original work, and logically sorted out the details of many unreasonable parts of the original work. After all, a highly intelligent and talented hexagonal witch would choose to marry a guy who only talks big words, likes to gossip behind his back, cheats and refuses to admit his faults, and has a very wretched smile. He would not be able to make such a decision without being struck by the Imperius Curse ten times. There is also Ginny hugging and kissing a lot of men in the team and having an affair, and finally marrying her favorite lover, the savior Harry. Later, it seemed that she also joined the professional Quidditch team, so I laughed and suggested that Harry should take his three children for a paternity test. There must be a surprise. It can be said that the Weasley brother and sister in the original work are Rowling's biological children. It's so unfair to Harry and Hermione. In the end, they just messed up the story based on their own preferences. So this book can make up for years of regrets and give Harry and Hermione a relatively fair ending.

I was stabbed so hard before I read Chapter 57. I thought it would be a Western magical realism novel that would take into account the beauty of magic and the sadness of reality [I almost cried] [crying] Then the author started to create various hooks and settings for Harry, and forced the introduction of new behind-the-scenes masterminds, such as buying a batch of wands for the prisoners of Akazban, Charlie helping the manager or not, snake + deer = green dragon, the plot is so dense that I don't know where to start. Personal suggestion, change the ending to: There are no descendants of the dynasty, children and grandchildren of Voldemort, everything is just Harry's fantasy to resist the Soul Eater after he was thrown into Akazban by his political enemies [Learned]

Absolutely one of the best fan works, fully worthy of the "Harry Potter canonical sequel" on the cover. This book has Rowling's style in many places, making people think that this is the book she wrote; in terms of storyline, Harry Potter becomes a victim of political struggle, is framed and imprisoned, discovers the truth, and finally defeats the mastermind behind the scenes. I think the three more controversial points are the whitewashing of Tom Riddle, Dumbledore's conspiracy theory and the dismantling of the original CP. First of all, Tom Riddle is not actually whitewashing. In this article, Tom Riddle originally did evil, but not much. He fell in love with a pure-blood. Squib, when he got up, he only wanted to spend the rest of his life peacefully with her. After controlling the basilisk and accidentally killing Myrtle, he made a notebook and *sealed his dark side in it*. After that, he killed the descendant of Hufflepuff and took back the locket and stopped doing evil. However, the villain in this article designed to kill his lover, causing him to fall into madness again and become the Dark Lord. After that, Dumbledore entered his lover's grave and took away her grave goods to protect Harry, which made him even more painful. Dumbledore designed the death of Harry's parents in this article. I think this is a reasonable adaptation, because his actions are too ambiguous, and it is reasonable to use imagination. In this article, Rohe was changed to Hahe, which I don't dislike, but I think it should be loyal to the original work. All in all, this is an almost perfect second creation, impeccable.

It is very in line with JK Rowling's technique, fits the original work, and fully embodies the characters' personalities. It is as if you are having a conversation with them. It is immersive. It is not unrealistic at all, not bloody, and does not hit the mark. I want to recommend him to Aunt Rowling, obtain the copyright, and then let the author publish it @