Harry Potter: Who Wants Your Long-Overdue Motherly Love?

It's so good-looking, it's so damn good-looking, and the logic of the plot is fully explained in the end. Voldemort is a talented rookie in the academic circle. The old-school leader Dumbledore must put on airs, exclude him, squeeze him out of the circle, and then there will be so many bad things.

Let me remind you, I watched Water Margin at Hogwarts, it was awesome, it was awesome, one hundred thousand words changed five perspectives, Ron became Shi Dalang, the head of the family uprooted the weeping willow, Lucius was wise and wise, Wu Yong, Sirius called Baoyi Song Jiang, the brothers gathered under the command of the Black family, holding high the banner of justice for heaven! Defeat the traitors Dumbledore and Voldemort!!!

The multi-person perspective changes to the first person, similar to a group portrait. It was a bit unfamiliar at first, but the interpretation angle and background structure are really amazing. I have never seen this type. It is rare and reads quite smoothly. There are more psychological descriptions in the first person, just like different people chattering about doing their own things. It is very cute. And the title of this book almost made me miss it. I suggest changing the name hahaha. Looking forward to the plot of them officially going to school! And although the fixed perspective seems more accustomed to it, now with this switch, I can really easily imagine everyone acting around things. There is a wonderful feeling, as if everyone is drawing a beautiful circle together () Come on! Looking forward to the next article! I feel so tired after watching it, it almost feels like I'm going over and over again to talk about one point.

After reading more than thirty chapters, tell me your feelings. The angle is interesting and the content is a bit verbose but interesting. It can be seen that there are a lot of private goods, mainly focusing on the tone of the White Devil conspiracy theory, especially the beginning of deepening Ron's family problems, which is really a bit deviant and surprising. But there is a very important question, who is the protagonist? Is it Ronald? Is it dust? Or Lucius? Why do you switch to first-person perspective every now and then? Are the objects still the same? Anyway, let's look forward to the follow-up. Let's encourage each other.

The writing is really good Matches {conspiracy theory, group portrait, magic reform} in the introduction brackets But it doesn't quite match the title of the book, "Belated Mother's Love", and the large story written in parentheses of the introduction (ancient old-time bloody novel, parents and relatives don't like to regret it). As a result, what people who clicked in want to see is different from the actual content. The overall score is only 6 points and 9, which is too low. Well, at least I wasn't attracted by the title and introduction. I got tired of reading this title and introduction and wouldn't click on it. I came in after reading other people's book reviews about "conspiracy theories, group portraits, magic reform", that is, the good reviews in the first bracketed paragraph of the introduction. In fact, the conspiracy theory of the book is very well written (from a perspective I have never seen before), the group portraits of different protagonists have very unique perspectives, and the reform and development of the magic world is brought to life with refreshing writing. And I have tied it, please give me an update, the author, please keep writing.

Although it is very different from the original work and is anti-Dumbledore, it is really thought-provoking. It feels like it shows the dark side under the calm surface of the original work. It is no longer blindly black and white. I see a lot of the glorious side of human nature. Some things can be seen from another angle and from another person's perspective. The results are completely different. Everyone is working hard for the future and trying to improve their lives.

This is not a novel, and the interpretation of Harry Potter from various perspectives and the setting are quite good, but it is a bit difficult to read. Even though I was reading a novel, I kept praising little Japan afterwards, which made me feel better.

It feels like the Xuanjian Immortal Clan, with multiple perspectives. Everyone in the family is the protagonist. The overall trend is that the family continues to rise in the struggle for interests in the magic world. It takes advantage of the conflicts of the other 28 sacred tribes. The conspiracy ideas are very reasonable. The many second-generation characters in the family are a highlight.

The original work is a children's fairy tale This is a conspiracy by adults Really, so beautiful!

Personally, I like the fantasy novels, the plots are quite reasonable. The private settings were also explained clearly in the first few chapters. I feel that the author has a good grasp of the pace of the book and will not keep the protagonist stuck in the same dilemma. The problem is solved quickly and reasonably (much more comfortable than I have seen before where the villain always bullies the protagonist). The author's multi-perspective writing method is most likely to have no heroine and no CP (personal judgment). I personally like this kind of family love and the main line of building a beautiful magical world. I hope the author can keep writing such an interesting book.