Harry Potter: Ancient Calls: A Titan's School Days

The setting is very novel, and the plot generally follows the book, but due to the huge changes in the protagonist, it can be regarded as a classic routine. The main tone centered on Hermione has not shifted, that is, the plot revolves around Hermione's experience, and then the protagonist's behavior branches. At present, it seems to be a light-hearted novel. It's a sweet book, but there are some flaws. For example, Slytherins are smart but not stupid, and they always respect powerful forces. The writing style of the book has the stupid and bad feeling of the villains in children's books, including the descriptions of Lucius Malfoy and Snape. Also, I feel that the author has not deeply understood the relevant knowledge of Slytherin, has not analyzed Lucius's character, and has not looked up Snape's background story. Slytherin always follows the strong, seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages. Lucius is betting on all sides, and the safety of his family is more important than his own life. Importantly, because Draco put down his pride many times, as for Snape, the author infinitely magnified his bad temper and longing for Bai Yueguang, so much so that he ignored that he was very strict as a Potions Master. Even if he is biased, it is impossible to judge a Slytherin who is not excellent. The content of the book is mainly narrative, which does not reflect the author's writing style very much, but it is quite comfortable to read. It is much better than those mindless articles that always have a bunch of inexplicable people stirring up trouble. But after all, it is fan fiction that is inevitably OOC, and writing book reviews is just to help book lovers better find the genre they want to read, that's all.

This is the first Harry movie I've seen about humans and mythical beasts. Potter's fan works, although some details are not well grasped, are relatively acceptable in terms of smoothness and rectangular transparency. However, there are more subjective assumptions in the content. Although 1,000 people are 1,000 Hamlets, for the author, such private content is definitely It will affect the perception of some readers. For example, Professor Snape, although he is an internal professor with a rather eccentric personality, is really impeccable in his attitude and protection of students or triangular limbs. Some readers may not have studied deeply. The three questions he asked about the beginning of the semester were actually his apology and inner struggle expressed to Ha. His three questions They are all related to the meaning of words. For example, the first one is the love of narcissus and the pain of mugwort, the second one is the antidote of bezoar, and the third one is not stated clearly. According to the previous content, and it is mentioned that wolfsbane can refer to the wolfsbane flower, which means to live for love. In the course teaching, although he is very venomous, he teaches real materials and is serious. The professor's selection of ingredients and operating methods for brewing potions were so detailed that Hermione was able to try brewing polyjuice potion by herself in the lower grades. When the werewolves attacked the three little ones, Professor Snape protected the three little ones behind him. Isn't this more revealing than Umbridge's behavior of protecting the students in front of her? James Potter may be a good father, but he is definitely not a good student. He and Sirius Lupine bullied Snape in school, and made Snape angry, so he said the hurtful mudblood sentence, which made Lily angry. Even so, Professor Snape protected Harry even for Lily. You must know that Harry only has eyes like Lily. If Snape didn't like Harry, he would not have Voldemort cut Harry's throat to protect Harry.

I originally wanted to think about whether the protagonist was too flamboyant and did not express the restraint and restraint of people well, but suddenly I thought that the protagonist seemed not to be human... A very novel Hogwarts fanfic about monsters and humans (Beauty and the Beast?), Especially the double heroine with Hermione [Blow Kiss] Although I was confused about why the protagonist knew so much after sleeping in ancient times, it should be because the author did not write down some settings. However, the flaws are not concealed. The relatively smooth writing style and excellent plot arrangement make this book particularly excellent. Coupled with the interesting setting (and my feelings for Hermione), it is worth reading [laughs]

The setting is novel, and I personally prefer Baihewen. Could it be that Hermione's Animagus will turn into a little Titan later? [Laughing] Otherwise, it would be bad if the difference in physical fitness is too big [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] [shy] [shy] I didn't know until I went out to read it, but I didn't expect it to be the author I know [face covering]

Highly recommended The author's writing style is excellent, the plot is smooth and flowing, and a complete story is written in one large chapter. The story connects very comfortably The protagonist is cute and lovable, the story is reasonable, the description is very graphic, and there are tons of cute little actions. The first few chapters and titles will dissuade people who don't like HP and have not learned about Titans, but after a few chapters, you can feel the excellence of this book. Although the content is related to HP, it is not necessary. Even if you have never seen it, you can enjoy watching it. I recommend everyone to watch it (especially cute people) I have to give high praise to the Hexagon Warriors article. I don't know if there is a book club. Authors who can write such articles will definitely have a good chat with me. I'm waiting for a reply. I have my own book list, which contains all the books I have read and my personal subjective evaluation of them. Welcome to take a look

The content is really beautiful, and it's a post with Hermione. It basically revolves around Hermione's story development line. I wrote hundreds of chapters in the first grade alone, which is very fulfilling. The protagonist, the Titan, is a magical entity with a completely invincible appearance that can crush anyone. This is very nice But! ! ! It's a bit like a holy mother. The military of Country M keeps provoking other Titans. Since Hermione is worried about the safety of ordinary residents, the protagonist needs to transform into her own body to save the scene every time, hold down the fighting Titans, and give others time to retreat. This has happened three times already! ! This is too kind, wouldn't you like to teach me a lesson?

Although I have never seen Titanium, I still think it looks very good. I give you a five-star review, it's so beautiful.

I really like the daily routine of this book. The cuteness of the titan heroine and the interaction with Hermione are very interesting and attractive. The combination of titan x Harry Potter is particularly interesting. The only thing that I don't really like may be that later on I saw that the plot was a bit biased towards the general situation of the wizarding world and the Muggle world. Some of the plots involved may not be that interesting or agree with me. I mainly followed this book because of daily life, love and novel settings, but these belong to the category of carrots and vegetables, and they do not affect me to continue to follow this book and give this book a five-star praise.

Titans, how should I put it, is very good-looking. Even though I have never read Titans before, I love it. It is very good. There are very few novels with two heroines like this. I like it. No, I'm at a loss for words. I don't know what to say.

Good guy, the author has two books. I said that when I read Lin Yue's book, I felt that the author was so familiar [face covering]. I can tell that the author really likes Hermione. Both books have Hermione as the heroine. The progress of this book is slower than that one. I like this one better (because I don't like to watch abuse. I almost dropped my pearls when I read that one, but luckily I held back.)