Harry Potter and The Tutor: Back to Sicily

It's good to watch. The worldviews of the two worlds are well integrated, and the plot doesn't have too many bad points. The only uncomfortable part is the part where S takes away the wand from the heroine. As a new generation of powerful wizard, the heroine doesn't know how to use wandless magic. That part is a bit frustrating. After the heroine got the wand back, she didn't want to learn wandless magic for a while. This part of the plot was the only part of the whole story that I was a little confused about. Overall, it was very good. I finished it in about two hours.

A very novel story, set after the endings of HP and Tutor—— Lucilia, the hero who ended Voldemort, was expelled from the wizarding world for creating and using powerful black magic. She had to return to her hometown in Sicily and join her distant cousin Sbelby. She and her cousin quickly fell in love, taking this as an opportunity to get to know everyone in Vongola, and became friends with the mafia (represented by Takeshi Yamamoto); at the same time, her friends in the Order of the Phoenix still missed her and came to Sicily to accompany her (represented by Sirius). With the company and healing of her lover and friends, she gradually regained her normal self. But because the magic world had just gone through a great war, a wave of secret forces tried to take advantage of the situation to stir up trouble again, and plotted against her. With the help of the Mafia, the Order of the Phoenix, and the ancient Egyptian god Ptah (my favorite original character in this book, mysterious, interesting and powerful, like an Anubis cat), she successfully foiled the conspiracy and once again achieved a happy ending. The heroine in this article has a very good character. She is ambitious, unwilling to be mediocre, strong and courageous, and dares to take risks, but she also values ​​love and justice and has a soft heart. She is a heroic warrior. She is a typical Gryffindor and a qualified Sicilian, combining the styles of the Order of the Phoenix and the Mafia. She hates the disrespect for women in Sicily (although this seems to be a bit misunderstood), insists on having power, and finally has it - in the end, she is the most dazzling role model among the younger generation of the Order of the Phoenix, Vongola's outside advisor, the bridge between the wizarding world and the mafia world, and the heir chosen by the ancient Egyptian god. She became the "big shot" she dreamed of being. This article is also a happy ending for HE. The characters are well established, the characters are vivid, the writing is smooth and vivid, the plot is rich and ups and downs, the rhythm is well controlled and detailed, and the story's angle and time point are also very fresh.

The final summary says that I received ten comments, but I can only see six comments here when I look over them. Maybe the other four were scolded unpleasantly so they were hidden from me. I earned 70 yuan from reading 270,000 words. I earned 50 yuan from the gifts myself. Hahaha, receive the goods. Five positive reviews, one visible negative review, and four invisible negative reviews. Thank you readers for your continued support. I asked before if anyone wanted a sequel, but no one wanted it, so I just ended it. I wish everyone a happy reading on Tomato, and I will continue reading the article.

The author really writes well. This kind of post-war life is rarely written about. And it also combines the mafia to attract readers' interest in reading. And the heroine and the hero are also very sweet. It's really good (›´ω`‹), and the author is so arrogant that I wrote a book by myself, why don't I give myself five stars. Ah! And the author advises you not to stop updating (ﾉД`)

Very well written. I haven't read the original work of Tutoring, so I don't know if it has OOC, but the author's xx is more like a mafia leader than other people's works, with scheming and means, rather than being irritable and destructive. Moreover, the two works of "Tutoring" and "HP" are integrated very well, and there is no sense of separation from the set. When I first saw the title, I read it out of curiosity or even novelty, but the plot and characterization were so unexpected that I finished reading it straight away.

Maybe it's because I've read a lot of novels with perfect male virtuousness. The male protagonist's little problem makes me think that the female protagonist should choose a better one (after all, she has this choice), but this does not affect the fact that this is a very good novel.

It's great. I've finished watching it. It's very interesting. It's just because I haven't watched Tutor that I don't quite understand the transfer of power and the development of certain things. Both parties in love have their own little thoughts. Of course they love each other, but they also have their own careers and plans. Of course, the plans include plans for the other party. Of course, the other party may not know it. Then as things develop, the arrangements for the other party will be challenged. Whether the other party knows about these things does not matter, because they have the ability to make arrangements in their own worlds.

The teacher's writing is very good, but not many people read it. Probably because there are no ratings yet and there are too few people to recommend it. Teacher 😢😢😢

Very nice!! It's smooth and not laggy, rigorous and interesting. There are no knives, so you can watch it with confidence!! It's a pity that there is no extra story at the end... I would like to see daily stories about Harry and the others playing in Sicily.

It was unexpectedly good, but I was particularly surprised when 27 abdicated. Xx also fulfilled the tenth generation's wish, but it's a pity that it's not the twentieth generation. 😎 GGAD is also a little he. Ten years later, Leah is very suitable! I don't know what Leah will become during this process 💕