HP: Pure-Blood? No Thanks!

Maybe the writing style is a bit childish, but this one is really well written. Most HP fanfics tend to favor Draco, who has to have a good relationship with the trio. I like this setting of hating the trio. I am not dissing Harry. I have only read the physical books of the first two Harry Potter series, as well as the film and television versions of Harry Potter. Compared with the novel, Ron in the movie is really annoying, and many times the contradictions appear in this little boy. The trio can also toss, Dumbledore is indeed the greatest wizard, but it is undeniable that his heart is biased towards Gryffindor, and not just because Harry, the savior, is in the Lions Court. As a principal, even if you can't treat everyone equally, you shouldn't stand entirely on Gryffindor's side. Although the novel is also biased, it is not so partial or shielding. I like the Snake House, the Badger House, and Malfoy, but I also admit the bad sides of the Snake House (I really don't think there are any shortcomings in Hufflepuff. If the students are like the Badger House, there may be no contradictions such as house discrimination), and even Draco is really annoying sometimes. But I think the Draco in the film and television series is more attractive than the one in the novel. They are also characters in the movie adapted from the novel. I don't understand why Harry, Hermione, and Malfoy all had positive adjustments, but Ron was the only one who made such changes? There are some positive details about Ron in the movie that are given to Harry, but Harry's annoying behavior is given to Ron.

I like this book very much. The heroine is very suitable to my taste. [Send my heart] [Send my heart] [Send my heart] There are some books where the heroine who is sorted into Slytherin is written like a Gryffindor. I really don't understand the heroine in those books. She is obviously in Slytherin but is reckless, but the heroine in this book is more like a Slytherin. I really like this book. It's hard to find a book that suits my taste like this.

The beginning is well written, but the emotional line is a bit too fast. It feels like a law that the male and female protagonists must fall in love when they meet. The foreshadowing at the beginning is very good, but unfortunately the reasons behind it are a bit sloppy, and the decisive battle with the big boss is also sloppy... But it's pretty good among HP fanfics.

It's really great. The protagonists are not very strong themselves. They all become stronger step by step on their own. It's much better than those mindless and cool novels. It's really super good to watch [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

The author's writing is very good, but there are some problems with some plot points. For example, Regulus's suicide note was in a fake locket. Since Harry Potter didn't get the fake locket, where did he get the suicide note? Also, Dumbledore's hand was injured by the curse on the ring because he could not resist the temptation and wore the Resurrection Stone. However, it was written before that Voldemort had already taken back the ring, so how could Dumbledore be injured? Of course, it cannot be ruled out that the author deliberately set up the foreshadowing. Anyway, please give it a try! !

It's so beautiful~ I've been following it all night, but I don't know why the score is so low. Maybe changing the name and introduction can attract more people. Anyway, I love watching it~ [Sending heartfelt wishes]

Love it so much! Slytherin love: Only the person you love most and your safety are in your eyes. There are a lot of magic changes, but the plot is going very smoothly. Meslis is a private design, so it doesn't feel like it affects the plot too much. It can be regarded as a minor sub-plot for the time being. I think the most difficult thing in the entire HP series is Si Jiao, who loves but can't love her, and will never do it until death. The sentence "always" makes people cry. Fortunately, he was saved in the end!

Super pretty! ! ! It's just a little bit short, please do your best! (*^ω^*)

I really like the heroine's character. She must retaliate, and she has the ability to save people, and she is even more capable of killing. Really Slytherin

It's okay, the emotional line is not loud and fierce, but smooth and flowing. After the second brush, I can still keep it on the bookshelf. In the end, I really vented my anger by helping the Dean beat Sirius, but Gryffindor still didn't realize his mistake.