Harry Potter: Philosophy or Drop Out

This book is really great, really. It makes me feel that the author is serious about writing this book. I think it is no worse than those popular HP fans. The various descriptions are also great. I also like the setting. There are climaxes and puzzles. It makes me look forward to the following plot, and adds some ancient and mysterious things, which makes me look forward to it even more. I really feel that it is no worse than those books, but no one has discovered it yet, but this book will definitely become popular, because it is an excellent work in itself. Gold will shine wherever it is

It's very beautiful. I really love Rosie. I've never seen many crazy comments like this. As for CP Draco, it really fits the introduction. There is no mythical Draco character, but it may not suit us as readers very much. I think this book is superb even without CP. For example, the heroine kills her grandma by herself later, which also breaks the prison, isn't it? Falling in love with Draco only brought self-doubt to Rosie, but for a child who has lacked love since childhood, a piece of candy can satisfy her. The characters are all consistent. It is a pity that the ending of Harry Potter is the ending of this book. (Whispering, I feel that if Rosie and Tom were at the same time, they would definitely get along and kill all of Europe)

Hahaha, I feel that Draco's changes are so smooth and not awkward at all. "Tower of Thule", emmm, Tower always likes swordsmen in articles. I love Rosie, I love the author [laughing][laughing], even the unruly writing about Sirius is hard to hate.

I have just read Chapter 18 now. The previous chapters are all very good. The protagonist's chaotic neutrality and madness are both cute. My father's attributes of doting on his wife and daughter are very good, but the appearance of my mother, especially the smell of the Virgin, makes me shy away.

I'm kidding! ! ! Let's just say that based on my experience of reading dozens of HP fics, it's not a loss to invest in it, friends! ! ! The writing is excellent, the characters are flesh-and-blood, and the plot is very compact. Although I don't know much about occult things, I feel like the author is either interested or has read the information on purpose. The growth and changes of the protagonist are also written in great detail. It really feels like Xiaolong has grown up and has taken on more responsibility! ! The character of the heroine has also been well written, and the character setting is completely different from most HP original characters. The last time I liked the original character more than the original character was in The Mute Wizard and (I forgot the name of this book, my memory is not good, I only remember the plot: the heroine traveled through time and became a magical creature, and then fell in love with Snape. At the end, Albus said that the heroine is not from my race. He also said that Lily could be resurrected with the heroine's heart or something, and then Snape killed the heroine and really resurrected Lily. After the heroine died, the soul saw it, and then the heroine's soul was attached to Voldemort. I don't remember it later. If anyone who saw my comment knows it, please tell me, I want to go and give it a try, thank you) In short, this is a strong recommendation, friends! ! ! !

I like this style. The heroine Rosie is very suitable to my taste. She has a strange mind and is eloquent, just like a lonely child. Looking forward to the subsequent revelations and foreshadowing of why her grandmother imprisoned her and her brother. And Draco, from the arrogant young master, has gradually grown into a responsible person. He knew Rosie's uneasiness and pain, and was once afraid of her indifference and unreasonableness, but he still stood in front of her from behind who needed protection. Rosie's first friend, her first crush... Her future partner was Draco. Draco's first friend, his first crush... His partner was Rosie. Their story is unfinished and the days ahead are long. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

This is truly the most wonderful fanfic I have ever read. It is worth every story to push my poor imagination to the ground and rub it in order to look at the world that is so big and imaginative. Yes, you can feel it by reading stories. Your spiritual world must be wonderful, and I was lucky enough to get a glimpse of it through stories. Crazy confession of my big brain, so whimsical!

The wonderful character creation shows the complexity of human nature. It is also a rare book in which the female protagonist is crazy but her behavior is logical. The writing is smooth, but sometimes drags on too much which makes it a bit depressing in some places. The characters in it are full of emotions and desires, and there are no great saints or inherently bad villains. The heroine's transformation from chaos and evil to later learning love and loyalty is very delicately described (but it's really a bit depressing, and it made me feel a little heartbroken). I fully agree with the author's three views, so it is not suitable for readers who like the heroine to be self-centered and kill whoever gets in the way. The portrayal of Draco is very consistent with my impression of the two generations of Malfoy. There is no pure right and wrong, everything is based on profit. I have seen some people being dissatisfied with choosing their family over the heroine and their family, but this is what makes Draco's character very vivid. The emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are also very realistic. There is no idealistic love affair, nor is it just realism. The young master who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and the witch who is bound by a high tower, the emotions between them are destined to not be pure. Emotions in the world are not without reason. Draco gives the heroine a friendship that she has never experienced before, and the heroine wakes up Draco who is addicted to utopia. This is the cornerstone of their relationship, so their emotional line will not be as confusing as a rootless duckweed.

It's very novel, and I really like some of the magic in it that is different from the Hogwarts system. The only drawback is that Draco relies on Draco to save the heroine. I was really looking forward to her own successful counterattack...

The writing is super good, and it is the one that makes me feel the most unique among all the HP fanfics. After reading the entire novel, I can see how Baby Rosie is getting rid of her parents and the relationship with the male protagonist Draco step by step. It is also very good [heartfelt]. But I really don't understand the heroine's mother. She let a house elf take the heroine's place. I really feel sorry for the heroine😭