Harry Potter: The Chosen One, but a Master of the Unforgivable Curses

Good-looking, good-looking, really good-looking, especially in the latest chapter when Harry said "Are their lives so cheap?" I was most moved. I know that he acted more than 90% of the time, but I still can't help but think of the original book. His final forgiveness was because he was kind, but the way he turned out in the book is blameless... (Nonsense. Jpg In short, I look forward to a great adventure for this Harry Potter from the Red Tower [Blow kiss]

This is a very unique and refreshing book among HP fanfics. The protagonist has maintained his self-cultivation as a villain very well from beginning to end. He does not become a good baby under Dumbledore's discipline as soon as he enters Hogwarts like other protagonists who advocate black. The plot is very original. It has completely separated from the original work since the first grade. The author has good control and maintains the direction of the plot without breaking down. The final extra chapter is also the icing on the cake. The shortcoming is probably that the description of the protagonist's machinations is a bit lengthy and distorted. It is recommended to give up a little thinking when reading, focus on the results and the changes the protagonist brings to the magical world, and don't get too entangled in the process. Generally speaking, it is harmless. In one sentence, he is the great love immortal among HP fans.

I've been reading this for a while, so here's a brief introduction from the previous book (for lightning protection, just turn to the bottom) Because we are a fan, we basically don't have to worry too much about the rhythm, because friends who join HP don't have to worry about the setting of the red tower. The author basically serves as a background board (there may be short-term dungeons that can be worn back in the future) The author's writing style is very delicate, clean and fresh. He is good at describing specific environments and expressing the psychology of characters. The fighting scenes are very exciting, but when there are more people, it will look chaotic. And the author loves the protagonist very much, so there won't be any overly abusive plots. But the disadvantage of the original version is that it only mainly depicts the protagonist, and the other supporting characters may be given a single chapter monologue if they are well treated. However, fans may be able to improve on this aspect. The point that needs to be avoided is that the author obviously prefers male characters, especially teenagers, who seem a bit like that... But he is really good at describing boys.

The updates are stable, the content is not watery, and the plot is compact and explosive. Harry interprets the image of the villain in a unique way. Compared with the traditional Long Aotian-ryu black version of Harry, he respects the original work to the greatest extent, and develops and completes the logic of the original work. It is also easy to understand on the basis of rationality. The author is very powerful and attentive. Why is the score so low? I think the overall level can be above 9 points.

It's a very good book. I was very surprised that Harry Potter entered Hufflepuff. After all, I am a member of the Academy.

The protagonist whose brain is online the whole time, um, a very successful villain It's like re-examining the loopholes in the original work. Although I read that the character I liked in the original work was used as a tool and was consumed, I was a little bit shocked and depressed. But I have to say that the dark image of the protagonist was very successful. He's not the kind of righteous villain who's kind of cute, the kind that's whitewashed. The front is okay, a bit of a middle-class beauty, a battle of wits and courage with the air. I'm really suffocating from behind. Maybe this is the charm that a true villain should have Friends who are interested can check it out

The key words are villain, absolute rationality, Dark Lord (Grindelwald appears civilized and restrained compared to him), Red Tower (similar to the world view of DND) This is definitely the best fan fiction I have read in a long time. It is top-notch in terms of world view, plot writing and characterization. [Admiration] The villain's position of the protagonist is absolute and rational. Pragmatism comes first. He doesn't care about anything except "survival". Sometimes I mourn for the decent because of his cruel methods [face covering]. The book is very friendly to readers who are obsessed with protagonists and those who prefer villains, but if you can't accept the too dark plot, it is recommended to quit, because the protagonist really doesn't treat people as human beings, and all creatures are only useful and useless to him [shy] Especially the author is very good at writing confrontations between characters with different positions. Sometimes I am almost brainwashed by them [face covering] By the way, there is a ghost scene in it where Harry took off his eyeballs and gave them to Snape after he turned into a lich because he liked them very much. [Cover face] The meeting between the original Harry and Hongta Harry in the last extra chapter was extremely exciting. When I saw that, I just wanted to say one thing, "Your Majesty!" [Adoration]

At the end, I realized that the author's name looked familiar. . . When I opened the list of works, it turned out to be you! The author is really good at writing about little boys, which I love so much. This time, the dark wind is not the savior route of the previous book. I am looking forward to the future development more and more. It's also good to write a fanfic this time. The original main line should be more obvious than last time, which will make it easier to abandon the article. . . Speaking of which, there are some signs of the protagonist's past experience. I am a native dog and I really like to watch the kind of ending where there is revenge and resentment and finally you get what you want.

This book can be regarded as an original character reincarnating the original work. The protagonist is not the original Harry but a complete alien. If you are looking forward to seeing the original Harry being darkened/it is closely related to the plot of the original work, it is recommended to choose other works to watch. Advantages: It may be more suitable for readers who like DND settings and dark protagonists (such as Gu Yue Fang Yuan). The protagonist has no emotional connection between men and women, has a deep palace, ruthless methods, and will do whatever it takes to achieve his goals. Disadvantages: The original plot accounts for too much and is a little less interesting. The plot related to the original work progresses too fast, and the treatment of some original characters may be a little hasty. Readers who like the original characters should be mentally prepared.

I really love this book. The subject matter is novel, and the protagonist has a brain. It is one of the few high-quality books in Harry Potter. The storyline is not sloppy, and it is in line with the original characters and is not OOC. The author would like to thank you for updating💪