There's Something Strange About This Dumbledore

It's super cute, I love Abigail so much, the writing is very smooth and the characters are not too European (it's normal to have original and private works, and it feels like a highlight of the enriched content. After all, if you want to read the original, why read the fanfic!) The plot, especially the lines, does not go by in a hurry, and you can feel the growth of Abby's perspective and thinking from the conversations at different times. (I feel like I've only watched half of it and it's so satisfying that I'm excited to comment! Anyway, I'm looking forward to the future development [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

I just finished reading the first chapter of the fourth volume, so I would like to write a simple book review for the purpose of rating. This novel is of the "slow-burn" type in the early stages, but the overall writing is smooth and the soothing narrative style is quite in line with the emotions it wants to express. Comparing the tragedy of the two world wars and the high-pressure terror brought by the two Dark Lords later, the peaceful student days in the early years are particularly precious. The friendship between Abigail, Rosalind and Vigo is very pure and touching. Thinking of the lyrics in a "Lullaby", "Let the children leave some dusty memories, so that they know how to recall bitterly in the future." Campus life is like this for them. I am afraid that it is the slow-burning friendship in the early stage that will lead to the passionate emotional explosion later. Very strong stamina. My younger brother Antares was also a "slow-burner" in my reading process. When he first appeared, maybe it wasn't very interesting because the characterization was a little thin (cute but not deep, perhaps to show cynicism, but it seemed a bit childish due to his age or lack of hints, but there should be many people who like this kind of "beautiful, strong and miserable" "younger" schoolboy), but as soon as the adult schoolboy came out, I was hit hard. "Soviet Union", "Snowstorm", "Reporter", etc., Just like Abigail said goodbye to Antares in the original text, "interest in the man in front of me has never been so high." Sure enough, the burning ideals of revolutionaries are the most dazzling. I believe many people come here for Dumbledore or GGAD, and so do I. The title of the book is clever, not only attracting readers who like Dumbledore, but also making people think deeply about where this "strangeness" is reflected. The Dumbledore family is well written, and the "father-daughter relationship" between Abigail and Albus is also very happy. There is no lack of sexual tension between Albus and Gellert. The "villain" Grindelwald during World War II is actually better than deliberately tender treatment, which is in line with my personal view of the original work. But I just saw the plot where Abigail allegedly bailed Grindelwald out of prison, and I'm looking forward to the rest of the story. But personally, I still look forward to more appearances by Albus. The most outstanding part of this novel is the "historical" part. The images of each "little character" are full and three-dimensional, and the plots on each battlefield are exciting. Occasionally, you can find a few familiar historical prototypes, which can also make people smile knowingly when talking about it. In the book, the struggle led by Abigail and others, the unity and cooperation between wizards and Muggles, the struggles of "marginal characters" such as werewolves, and the death, death, and death of those kind and brave people are enough to show the author's love for the original work and his profound thinking about reality. It's interesting to read this book if you like the original work. Although there are many personal settings when writing the "history" part, it is perfectly integrated with the settings of the original work. It gives people the feeling that if Abigail and others existed, the parts that were not written in the original work could have developed like this. Moreover, whether it is "Courses", "Forbidden Forest", "Quidditch", or "Aurors", "Osculus", "Fantastic Beasts", this novel does not forget to describe many interesting and beloved things in the magical world, allowing readers to follow Abigail's footsteps to experience them one by one. Newt and other original characters basically all appear, and their portrayal is not OOC. Thank you to the author for writing such a novel and publishing it. I hope the author will continue to make progress and look forward to new works in advance.

It's very beautiful, the original characters really impressed me, each one has their own characteristics. The heroine stayed in an orphanage when she was a child, was abused, her only good friend died, her magic rioted, and she was considered a freak. Fortunately, I met Dumbledore, and the beautiful world has just begun. The friendship of the Iron Triangle, the family affection of Dumbledore's family, and the love of Xiao An (she bought the wrong stock at the beginning) warmed her little by little. The heroine and Vigo are similar but different. They have different paths and do not conspire with each other, but "we are both enemies and friends." (I really like them) Except there are too few and not enough to watch.

This is a very treasured article. Don't be put off by the scrawled cover! The growth of the heroine in the book is particularly well written. The readers themselves were attracted by ggad. During the reading process, they became fascinated by the lives of the trio, and then were shocked by the interweaving of history. My favorite part of this book is the front line. The author cleverly combines history with the protagonist's experience. He starts with the riots in school and the experience of Muggle teacher Paul to lead to the First World War. Then he uses Jack's death to show the ruthlessness of war. The climax is the death of teacher Paul and the madness of his relatives, which greatly shocks the readers. At the end, the author expresses anti-war values ​​through Abigail's mouth. The heroine also grows with the passage of time, giving a feeling like "All Quiet on the Western Front" and "Our Fathers". The whole line is small and large, reflecting the mutual influence of the times and individuals. The line where Arcturus and the heroine fight each other is also very exciting, the battle! Cool! All in all, it's just great! Why is it so cold? (Cricket cricket: Why do the book reviews I write look like reading comprehension!) I am ready to do CP, how can I start to revolutionize the magic world! It's wonderful, the layout is huge!

Unlike most of Tomato's exciting novels, the writing style is delicate and slow-moving, so it takes more than ten chapters to get into it, but once you get into it, you will never be disappointed! The author writes very rigorously and depicts the characters meticulously. Every character and student in the article seems to be a living person, with their own stories, ideas and thoughts behind them. The heart-to-heart communication and resonance between the heroine and her adoptive father are very touching. The warm days in the lower grade were gradually overshadowed by the war. By the middle and senior years, the heroine gradually formed her own ideas, gradually revealed her excellence, and gradually became a popular figure in the school. Although it was not stated clearly, the heroine already had the demeanor of a leader. What kind of storm would such a heroine cause in the magical world after graduation? And the heroine has eyes similar to Grindelwald, and is suspected to be related to Grindelwald. What is the mystery of her life experience? I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story, I feel so bad after not reading it for a day.

Although I have only read about 30 chapters, I really like it. It is like a breath of fresh air. The three views are very warm and full of feelings about home and country. It is such a special article. I'm a little afraid of the comment section after it has become popular. There will definitely be confusing people who don't insist on reading and just talk. I have already imagined the human-machine comments that will definitely appear...

Very nice! The character description instantly reminded me of the original novel! One of the few fanfics that is truly non-ooc! The characters stand out very well! Unlike some texts that are too thin, and there is no malicious intention to smear a certain character, it is very comfortable to read! Is this really my first time writing? I feel that the plot and details are handled very well. I highly recommend it! In a few years, the author will definitely evolve into a fairy-level wife in the industry! Come on, author!!! (Update! 👍 👍 👍 👍 [Laugh]

It's so beautiful, why didn't it get points?! I don't allow it!! The plot and characters are superbly written, and you can tell the author is knowledgeable and entertaining. (Turn 360° and take out a bouquet of flowers🌹)

History and magic are intertwined. In the context of the times, the fate of all magic and non-magic people and creatures, the fusion of firm ideals and the courage to sacrifice have brought us a magnificent and tearful world!!!

Highly recommended. The writing is very good, but the number of words is a bit short. Just don't give up. Good luck to the author!