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Gou Dao went to Gryffindor just to find trouble.
The writing is not particularly rigorous, the foreshadowing is mixed with unnecessary language, and it is seriously inconsistent with the title. It feels like selling a sheep's head to a dog's flesh, in name only. To sum up: I can only say that it is generally suitable for novices to watch.
Ah, Hermione, I'm so upset. Such a good girl, why did JK Rowling let her be with that damn Ron? If I hadn't been able to go to England, I would have given her a big showdown.
Don't be fooled by the title of the book, it's not serious at all
It doesn't quite fit with the title of the book. It's called Gou, but he pretends to be everywhere. He hangs out with the protagonists, goes to Gryffindor, and wanders around. Which one of them fits Gou?
I think it's pretty good-looking!
Clickbait, go to the Lion Court and still be silent
The title of the book is about Gou, but he goes to Gryffindor with the protagonist Why go to Gryffindor?
It's pretty well written, though. It is said that a dog has arrived, but it cannot really kill a dog. We must learn from ancestor Han Li. If you can, just be stubborn. Take action as soon as you take action.
Not bad, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง
Where are you? I'm done with it (;一_一)
It is recommended to change the title of the book, otherwise the rating of this book will not be high. It will be too uncomfortable for us old bookworms who pursue quality.