Harry Potter: King of Pain

The strongest thing about this book is that it expresses everyone's feelings. How to put it? It's like there is no author. Every character is alive. The struggle between each person is vividly expressed. I think Voldemort's feelings for mother and son are the most satisfying, including the Black family. There are few novels nowadays that can describe family love so well. Dumbledore just gives you a feeling of emptiness. It is this emptiness that enriches this person. It's a great way to express the idea that the world is not black and white. Although I don't know if the author is extraordinary, but the writing style is as interesting as changing the world view. But because the main characters are too vivid, some of the supporting characters are empty. Of course, this is inevitable. After all, if all the characters are described in a large way, the pace will be very slow, which is not good. It should be regarded as a trade-off.

It's really rare to see this type of protagonist. It has an extremely dark feeling. Haha, it's very special. When I read the later part, I didn't feel it was as good as in the early stage. It's a bit messy and the difference between the character and the original text is a bit too big. Basically, the good turns to bad and the bad turns to good. Of course, I think this is also understandable. I just look at it from another perspective. Overall, I like this kind of protagonist. I have never seen such a protagonist in Tomato. Or I just write and play for one or two chapters without updating. I am really touched that the author can finish him. It's good to have a beginning and an end. Thank you! Looking forward to your next new book!

I think it can be called a masterpiece of the Harry Potter fan series. It has a complete world view and full of characters. When the world starts to run, the author is just a presenter and can no longer determine everything in this world. Everything develops naturally, which is quite good. However, I still have questions about where the protagonist's obsession with his family comes from.

It's beautiful, I can feel the powerlessness through the screen

How to say it? This is a very complicated story, but if you read it carefully from beginning to end, you will feel that you can understand it, as if it really happened in a certain world. The threads given to them by fate are like a tangled mess. When one is pulled apart, the other will become entangled again. How do you know that you are not actually following the destiny given to you by a thread? Although this story is short, it brought me a different feeling. This is a brand new world of Harry Potter.

The style is quite unique, but I like the feeling of saying 3 out of 4. In addition, this is a dark novel, with a lot of secondary settings and subversive characters. But I think the author wrote it very well. Note, if you like watching completely rational protagonists, it's best not to come here.

Very well written, keep up the good work.

The writing is really good and the worldview structure is also very grand. There is nothing wrong with writing six to seven hundred thousand. More than 1 million is possible. Especially the author's understanding of gods. Pure power. The last word is don't wash your hands. Pure pain creates pure pain gods. I think this is the best. Or the author could write that the second one is power. The two forces check and balance each other. Only then can you stay sane. And the second force must be suitable for the painful conflict. And also just stay sane. Cannot fully recover. I don't think it would be interesting to fully recover. The highlight of this protagonist is pain. A protagonist whose pain is his strength. This is the biggest charm of this protagonist. I think Harry can leave it alone. After all, he is the only one to conquer death in the original novel. You can buy a Death foreshadowing later on. The final battle between gods could also be more interesting. ——Ok, I've seen the end. It's nice that the ending is not too abrupt. It's not a bad ending either. Of course it's just my opinion. After all, I was already very tired. After reading this book. They all felt very tired. Forget about Polus. And the author who wrote the book. To be able to follow Polus through his miserable life. Already very tired. This is how it ends. It's already wonderful. When I first read this book, the ending that formed it was even better than the ending it has now. But when I actually finished reading this book, I realized that the ending was so happy. It is false after all. But such an ending would be a humiliation to Polus's life. There is no such thing as loss. I didn't feel tired either. I don't even feel any regret. This is how I felt when I saw the ending for the first time. But that's how it's supposed to end, isn't it? The ending was supposed to be the end. Rather than full of new life.

The narrative method of this book is unique. There will be some flashbacks interspersed in the text. The protagonist is a hero with a tragic color. It can be said to be a bit similar to personal heroism, but it is not a hero in the sense of the masses. The protagonist is a relatively self-interested and selfish person. This article does not have the majority of the CCP The novel has a perfect appearance, family background, etc. It can be said that the protagonist described in the article is average in appearance and his qualifications can only be said to be ordinary. I have only seen the first half so far. What I see is a small person struggling in the huge torrent of the times, just like a butterfly in the storm. No matter how you flap your wings? You can't change the fixed ending, but you can improve it in small details, such as saving someone or something, changing a small thing, but you can't change a big characteristic of the era, such as the Wizarding War, or the emergence of Voldemort. The protagonist strives to make progress, but persists in his heart to gain a chance for the future. It is really a very real and touching emotion. What I see from this are the personal tragedies of most Slytherins, just like Regulus, just like Severus. Most people may not know what he has done or what he has experienced until they die, but in order to persist in what they love and think in their hearts, they can endure all kinds of pain without saying a word. From them, I seem to see countless ordinary people facing the difficulties of life, facing the unpredictable road ahead, struggling in the hardships and thorns, while wiping away all the pain on the body, wiping away the tears, getting ready to go, they are small people trapped in the big era. This is just my personal opinion The flashback at the beginning may make many people not used to it, mainly because flashbacks are relatively rare nowadays, but it's a pretty good book! But I can't seem to see my book review [what]

Emm gave the author five stars before going to bed, I almost forgot