Harry Potter: Miss Ollivander's Wand Business

First of all, the characters of this book are very likeable. The heroine is strong and has her own set of rules for dealing with people. She has changed many things but some things have not changed. If you don't like threesomes, this book is worth reading. But if you like threesomes, or you like Dumbledore, then take a detour and don't feel uncomfortable reading this book. From the beginning when Hermione is tricked into Slytherin by the heroine, the book begins to move like an unbridled wild horse, out of control, from Harry becoming the Seeker to the cancellation of the Quidditch Academy competition; from Dumbledore's Legilimency to the death of Fawkes; the Weasley twins' pranks and night walks, and finally the Weasley twins dropping out of school; the heroine is like an outsider, disturbing the pool of water, but also like a fish in the water, profiting from the chaos. I don't deny that the heroine has a kind side. She helped the werewolf, gave Ron a job, and taught others a lot of things. But at the same time, she was cold-blooded, unwilling to act early without any benefit, and she was a standard Slytherin. I really like what the author said about good and evil in the article. There is not much difference between them. It's just that one party blatantly damages the interests of the other party for the sake of profit. I personally don't like this book very much. I fell in love with the original novel. To a certain extent, the author's book does make up for some regrets, or the author has a completely new interpretation of those regrets. There was a sentence that always made me cry: "One runs towards the light without hesitation, and one has no choice but to fall into the darkness." This sentence talks about Harry and Draco. In this book, Harry no longer runs toward the light without hesitation. He is heartbroken by Gryffindor. He works hard and wants to be transferred to Slytherin. Draco no longer has no choice but to fall into the darkness. Zosha greatly reduces Voldemort's power while fighting for her wand business to make money. As for Professor Dumbledore, in the original work, he has always been a tall image and a representative of great love. Although he also has a cold-blooded side, "for the greater good", from the moment he died, his flaws were not concealed, and he was the greatest white wizard. This book has a new understanding. He can be counted among the villains. Naturally, his plan did not come true. His reputation plummeted. The author even wrote about his romantic relationship with Greengawa. That is not the GG I like. AD, my favorite GGAD is always the one "My love and I both died in a high tower, and our hearts are hidden in midsummer." It doesn't necessarily have to be a sad ending, but it must be that sincere feeling, sincere and unadulterated with anything, with a touch of sadness, the helplessness of being destined to be the enemy's sadness. There are too many typos and omissions that seriously affect reading. The description of some original characters can be considered insulting. Maybe it can be said that the author has his own ideas, but everything I like is ruined. The heroine is very powerful, but being too powerful is not a good thing. She has no respect for her superiors, and she only seeks profit. Sometimes I really wonder whether I am looking at a Harry Potter fan on campus, or a portrayal of human nature. It is not that the heroine is not good. "The world is bustling, everyone is here for profit; the world is full of chaos. "Everything is for profit." But that is a school. When the new students are only 11 years old, you can't ask them to know too much about the world. In fact, as long as they don't make principled mistakes, children playing around will be just children playing no matter how much they go too far. You have to give the children a way back. It's not that the heroine can infinitely magnify other people's mistakes.

I want CP, it's Draco, I want CP, I want CP, I want CP

Why do you only have three comments among more than 1,000 chapters?

What a hearty red hour

You can watch it for fun, don't take it too seriously, what should I say? It is completely based on the Harry Potter world, and writes some content that is not related to the original world of Harry Potter. All members are OOC, but there are no fanfics recently, and he follows a lot, so I will reluctantly take a look [face covering] [face covering]

Especially the one above revealed the cold reality! I think it would be better if Dumbledore and Grindelwald split up! Grindelwald sacrificed his whole life for Dumbledore

Oh my god, I finally have a novel to get close to the protagonists and become good friends with Harry Potter. It's really not easy. It's really well written. Oh, I believe that when you become the dean of a college, you will not think or speak ill of your own students, and Graffindor is not particularly ununited, right? As a warrior, how can he be ununited? It's not that bad. Even if there is no unity, it's not so bad that the dean of his own college can talk about this college. No, this can't be done.

The writing is good, but I think I'm married. Haha, a time traveler always blushes in front of a child

Besides hurting the Weasley twins all the time, why are you so malicious towards the twins?

The comment area is polarizing. Personally, I think it's pretty but too Black Lion House. I like the heroine's character very much (personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it).