Harry Potter: The Phoenix Who Never Returned

I declare that this is the least OOC thing I have ever seen, bit by bit testing, bit by bit opening up, like a poisonous snake soaked in mead. I like the character of the heroine the most. She has the so-called steadfast human beauty and a sense of strength, instead of gradually losing her own thoughts after being quoted by the viper. Tom also has the flavor of the original work, super thoughtful and a little bit of temptation, it is really awesome. I have read a lot of books in Tomato, and it can be said that it is almost the only HP fanfic that I can read. The female protagonist has her own life, not the kind that revolves around the male protagonist and has her own thoughts. The author does not create all kinds of evil women, daughters, little suns, etc. In order to forcefully cater to the male protagonist. Updates are also super stable. Hope to be updated to millions

The only book I have ever read that is consistent with the original work! The subject matter is so novel, and the adoptive mother literature is so interesting (hee hee). Finally, it's not the same as the childhood sweethearts in the orphanage and school classmates. The wife is great and has a rich imagination! The plot writing is also smoother than at the beginning, keep up the good work! ! ! Love you author!

I have read more than 70 chapters so far, and the writing is really super delicate. If you like the original version of Lao Fu, you can read it without thinking. But if the three views are too correct and can be substituted into the novel, don't read it. You will feel very uncomfortable reading it. It is inevitable that Lao Fu plots and kills people. The writing style is really humorous. Some parts were obviously hellish, but I still laughed wildly. I felt like I could go to hell immediately after reading it. The heroine is very lovable in my eyes. The Virgin may be her shortcoming, but it is also one of her charms. She is in pain and enjoys it, but she still helps others. She seems to be a complete idealist.

The writing style is the best I have seen in foreign persimmons, and the foreshadowing in the story is also very good. Heck, if you like HP, Riddle, and dark male protagonists, then you should watch it, it's pretty good-looking. Also, I like Yanzi and Lao Deng the most. Hahahaha, I don't know who Tom Cat is (). I hope the rating of this book can be higher...! After all, I started chasing you in December 2024, and I've been chasing you for a long time😘

，，，，， In fact, I have some control over some of the protagonists, but because the protagonist is Tom Riddle, the bottom line has been lowered again and again, so I feel okay and not as cruel as I imagined. I really like the love scene between the two. It has a sense of beauty that is ignorant of life and death, and the flower of evil. After watching too many sweet and sweet relationships, it is still very touching to watch Tom's bad guy "falling in love". I don't know the ending at the moment, but I still look forward to the ending of the two people together. Although I hoped that the swallow would fly away and be free many times while watching it, if the ending is really like this, I would feel a sense of loss. I just want to watch the evil devil do all the bad things outside, and then go home and quarrel with the swallow. Also, the author's Tom is very close to my impression of this character, or it expands my understanding of him. He is really harmful to both humans and animals, but his bad logic is self-consistent and has a sense of being alive (a paper man who always chews on big melons has the feeling of growing flesh and blood).

The heroine is very good, the novel is wonderful, the hell joke is very interesting, and the author's writing style is also excellent. The only shortcoming is that the male protagonist is too consistent with the original work. He is so bad that I want to slap him a few times, and then give him a heart-breaking meal [smile]

I almost missed it because of the name and cover, but after reading it I found it to be a very good novel. The protagonist has no magical talent, has a certain logic, does not whitewash Voldemort, does not flatter Voldemort, and has an independent personality (this is very important! After most novel protagonists pass through the book, their lives will be as if they will die if they don't hang out with the protagonist). It prefers a daily style, which is totally my cup of tea! You can see it (confident). In addition, the heroine has magical talent. But not into Hogwarts. Haven't seen this before. Let's change it, does this male protagonist have to be Voldemort? Although I know he is not a good person, the old way of killing people and setting fires without any scruples still makes people feel a little disgusted.

It's really great (//∇//), not at all. The Dark Lord deviates too much from the character, and I don't think Yanzi is the Virgin. She really is the kindness and beauty of ordinary people. . . . And this is the first and only one where I hope the male protagonist loses BE. . . And it's very touching, and I really express my love for the author (›´ω`‹)

Very, very delicate writing style... The teacher writes it really well. The title "Bad Fairy Tale" perfectly summarizes the direction of the story. The various fairy tales interspersed also make people feel that the story is destined to lead to an unchangeable ending, but only we readers know it. …Looking at Yanzi's perspective and combining it with what actually happened, one feels a kind of blinded sadness, but also feels that Yanzi just wants to know nothing better. The dull feeling becomes a protective color. Familiar neighbors or friends around him may one day be because of the child he raised. I still can't bear to watch Yanzi know this fact after encountering the misfortune caused by exploitation... The portrayal of the supporting characters is also very brilliant, and it is particularly immersive. With first-person visual description, the protagonist Yanzi is like writing a diary, and only we readers can understand the little complaints and jokes in it. Yanzi from the future is trapped in this unfamiliar world, and the most important person can only become Tom who he raised. Sometimes the loneliness revealed between the lines is particularly interesting, like a continuous drizzle in London, with only continuous regrets and longing. It was the first time I watched this plot of Riddle's rebirth. It was destined to be the villain's victory, but between this kind of companionship and use, Tom inevitably developed feelings for Yanzi, and he tried his best to deny it. It made me feel happy... You are a dead arrogant person who is duplicitous. Admit it, love will always be your biggest enemy, Tom, hehehehehehehehe... (Ps: Teacher, after finishing this book, will you be able to retrieve the physical book? I really want to collect it. I feel that this story is particularly suitable for the aftertaste of paper texture...)

Fortunately, I watched it. Although it said that the heroine is abused, I think it is okay. It just describes a kind of character. The heroine is the ninja in Big and Ninja. She has never believed in Riddle easily. It is much better than the kind who just coaxes with sweet words. The story is about imprisonment and torture, and the kind of story where the heroine falls in love with the murderer after being imprisoned, and conveys vague information to Dumbledore who wants to rescue her. . . There are too many slots but no mouth. . .