Harry Potter: The Dark Arts Professor from China Is a Little Too Powerful

No, absolutely not, how can you put chili oil in tofu! ! !ヽ('⌒´メ)ノ

The characters are vivid and the plot is interesting. I particularly like Jian Yun's character. I haven't finished reading it yet, but I can find a lot of foreshadowing. I feel that the ending will be unexpected (trying to do reading comprehension. Jpg) (I am only a primary school student, and the reviews are not good, so don't scold me [cry] [cry] [cry])

Overall, it's pretty good-looking. Although the protagonist is a male, it doesn't have the vulgar flavor like other HPs with a male perspective. It's just that it's a bit too fantasy later on. But overall, it's pretty good. I'm looking forward to the follow-up episodes.

It's a very good book. I'm halfway through it now. I feel like the rating is low. I'll give it five stars. The book as a whole is more daily oriented and has its own thing based on the original plot. I like this kind of narrative. The protagonist's character is a bit naughty, but at other times he is quite reliable. He is a normal person, and his interactions with friends and colleagues are normal. There is no weird feeling that makes people pick their feet. The brotherly relationship with Riddle is very comfortable to watch. This brother is not in vain, he is not rebellious, and he is a good boy. It's just that using that soul lamp is a bit too self-sacrificing. If there is no limit to the number of times, that's no problem. If the number is limited to 5 times, I seem to be ready to use it all. As the protagonist, I feel a little aggrieved. Of course, if the subsequent protagonist can have the ability to recruit souls without using this prop, that will be better. [You taste carefully] I haven't finished reading yet, so I'm just speculating. Old Tom's Yun Yao in the same period seems to be younger mentally and relies a lot on his brother, while Little Tom's Jian Yun in the same period is just chopping up melons and vegetables for the enemy. Could it be that during Yun Yao's period, Jian Yun didn't travel to the past, but Yun Yao became Jian Yun in chronological order but lost his memory? Originally, I guessed that Jian Yun used a time turner to go back in time and become Lao Tang's younger brother, but after seeing half of it, I felt it didn't seem like it anymore, so I leaned toward the current guess. I don't know if my guess was correct. The author's writing is so fascinating that I had to scratch my head now [Learned]

Wang Po sells melons, sells herself and boasts ಥ_ಥPlease review the book, the villain kneels down to thank you readers (｢･ω･)｢Hey

It is no exaggeration to say that this is the best HP fan in my heart. Of course I want to give it full marks, in my heart it deserves ten stars, but in order to prevent the magical removal rule of tomatoes, I have to endure the pain and squeeze one. I think I will always see it on my bookshelf and can read it at any time. It gave those regrets a perfect ending, and it saved the world in my heart. Jian Yun is the perfect protagonist in my heart. He has the ability, responsibility, responsibility, and the courage to enter the game, so that he can save everyone in this disaster and give them a good ending. Thank you author, thank you Jian Yun. Has the author published a physical book? Do you want to collect it?

I finally finished reading it, and I couldn't bear to leave it. Teacher, hurry up and start a new trap—— It's a very exciting story, and the writing is very good. The most difficult thing is that the integration of the self-contained world view and HP settings is relatively slippery. There is no strong sense of separation, and there is a logical line in it (you don't have to completely throw away your brain to read it) It can be felt that the author loves the characters in the original work very much (except for a certain pink toad). Each character is well portrayed and everyone has their own highlights (Good Ais Cult and GGAD) In the last few dozen chapters, the original protagonist was banished and the highlights were left to the original characters. It was really bold. (Of course, Jian Yun's return in the end was very impressive.) It was very enjoyable to watch. (Quietly) In fact, it was a bit frustrating to watch the Ministry of Magic part in the middle, but when I think about it carefully, it is logical and more conducive to the development of the plot. Besides, our Professor Jane did not suffer. Some readers in the comments section of The Final Battle said that they felt that the protagonist (Jian Yun) was dispensable. It may be that Jian Yun did not appear in those chapters. But his figure is everywhere. As Si Jiao said, the seeds planted by Jane have sprouted. Jian Yun's preparations and preparations all along were for the victory of the decisive battle. And I just love to see this kind of perfect collision between Chinese and Western cultures, flying swords, spells, formations, hot pot, tofu noodles... I just feel that the extras are not enough, and I also want to see the relationship between Si Jiao and Jian Yun (I want to knock... Cb is also very good)... Can we expect HP to have a cameo in the next book (Praying) Teacher, update soon... (Makes a hungry sound)

The score of 7.9 Is really low. This book can definitely be rated as 9 or so. The plot is very good and the relationship between the characters is also very well described. The author updates it very quickly. I don't feel like it is a eunuch. In short, it is very interesting and interesting to read.

In terms of perfection, OOC is very serious, but for the sake of everyone really being alive (the dead ones who lied to you are also resurrected [like]), it is a five-star novel. Unfortunately, some plots are more arbitrary and the advancement is not very rigorous. I can only give it three and a half stars. By the way, I support Snape's marriage with the protagonist for the sake of peace in the wizarding world and the world of immortality [OK]

On the whole, the characters created in this book are pretty good, and each of the original characters does not have too many bad characters. However, there are some places where the protagonist's behavior is a bit confusing, so I hope the author will correct the typos in the article after finishing the story, and think about how to improve the protagonist's character and behavior. This book is very well written, very warm in daily life, and it makes up for a lot of regrets. [Top post][top post][top post]