HP: The Little Butterfly You Can Never Catch

Overall, it's pretty good. I accidentally came across someone's fanfic about Oliver before, and suddenly I wanted to read it on a whim. I flipped through it for a long time, but I couldn't find it. I read it later, and to be honest, the descriptions are quite detailed. Well, the plot is also relatively novel, so it is right for it to be liked by so many people. Keep up the good work, author. [Learned]

I think it is a very good book. I may not like to write long book reviews, but it is really difficult to find Wood fans on Tomato! I think Wood here is basically not OOC. The same goes for Snape. The story of the heroine Mommy is also very mysterious. Zundu wants to know, can the author really not make more updates?

Wow, I actually got to eat the food of Senior Wood (which I rarely see in super stories). The senior still loves Quidditch and gradually realizes his feelings for the strange Elf Chippeo. I think the writing is good, and it fits the character's personality well, without any OOC.

The author's writing style is very delicate. At first glance, you can tell that he is a senior Hamburg fan. I am also a Hamburg fan. I have to say that the author's writing is really great. He loves the CP pair of Wood and Chippeo. The author's writing style is very relaxed and humorous, which makes people feel relaxed after reading it.

This author is a fan of Lao Ha at first sight, and the portrayal of the characters in it is very consistent with the personality. Then the heroine Chippeo is very quirky and opposite to the slowly blooming Oliver Wood. I feel that the entire article is very relaxed and humorous. The author secretly planted a lot of foreshadowing in this relaxed atmosphere, and it is not abrupt. More more more more.

It's super good-looking, but there are some places that are not consistent with the original work. The heroine's character is a bit naughty, but naughty people like to watch naughty people! The emotional pull is very interesting, and being with Wood is also very sweet. The interaction in the parent generation is also super interesting. I am very curious whether Sirius and Ivy will be together in the end. The sweetness of this known ending is really head-scratching.

The author is a fan of Harry Potter at first sight. The character descriptions of many characters in the book are very vivid and consistent with the original work. The heroine Chipepeo's character is also very quirky and lovable, making it easy to read. The foreshadowing is also better and surprising.

It's very interesting. It's rare to see such a beautiful article by Wood 🥰, but the heroine shouldn't be a Mudblood, right? And in the Mirror of Erised, the heroine's mother is standing with Lupin, right? Is the heroine the child of Lupine and his mother? [What][what]

Some people care about such a cold official match! Fred and Angelina! I always feel so sorry.

The plot is gripping, the foreshadowing is well laid out, the plots are always interlocking and fascinating, and the characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood. This sense of substitution makes people want to stop and always want to know what will happen next.