Harry Potter: Merlin from Azkaban

Nice! Just discussing... 1 The setting where the protagonist wants to find friends. If there is no setting in the protagonist that is enough to annihilate his humanity, it is impossible for him to stop longing for warmth. His desire for a little friendship is designated. And he still has no friends he truly recognizes. He is grateful to Gemini (Gemini takes care of his emotions); he does not reject Harry (Harry is kind-hearted and a bit stupid). In fact, the whole plot didn't even pay much attention to the Geminis, let alone Harry. The author designed his plot very well. The protagonist didn't even participate in any of the Iron Triangle's actions and didn't lick it. 2 The whole book is very violent. I didn't see it, but he just killed many dark wizards in Knockturn Alley who had evil intentions against him, tortured and killed the person who raped his mother, and later thought it was not enough and devised more revenge methods (the author seems to be paying homage to The Count of Monte Cristo, I haven't read it, I just saw many other book friends talking about it), it's very interesting anyway. 3 Is not decisive enough to kill. The protagonist is mainly seeking revenge now, and it has nothing to do with decisive killing (although he has to kill). Killing decisively means someone wants to kill me, I will kill him immediately. If the protagonist is killed and wants revenge, he must torture them and then kill them, so he must take his time. So far, I (I) think it's very interesting. Come on, author [blowing kiss]

It is a very enjoyable book. It has no Virgin, no CP and is very decisive. The fate of those evil people is really satisfying. It is not recommended for those with too high moral standards to read this book. At present, the protagonist has also met his mother, but if the mother later asks the protagonist to put down his hatred, this book will It's completely over. This is equivalent to negating the main theme set in the previous hundreds of chapters. Most people who are reading this book now want to see the protagonist get his revenge, live peacefully with his mother, and then reform the wizarding world. I hope the author will not go against public opinion. Moreover, the method of revenge is relatively unique among many revenge novels. It uses an economical method to make the enemy fall into the abyss of poverty. Coupled with physical torture, it feels so good.

I feel that this subject matter is so novel. I have never seen one starting from Azkaban. I just want to ask, does this book have a CP? Because I prefer watching movies without CP, I asked in advance (´▽｀)

It doesn't follow the original book's love-hate relationship between Harry and Lao Fu at all. The idea is very novel. It's not just a simple academic style, the mastermind behind the scenes is plotting revenge. The Count of Monte Cristo is visual, refreshing, and sincere. It can be felt that the author really wanted to write about the battle of wits in terms of power and strategy. There may be a flaw here, but it cannot be expected to be perfect. There are always some flaws. . Still give five-star praise [love] [love] [love]

It's very interesting, and the protagonist Goldfinger is so funny. The author's writing is good, the plot and characters are very good, the protagonist is very charming, decisive and cautious, and doesn't act as a nanny for Harry. Cat McGonagall is really kind [almost crying] [almost crying]. Snape's instigation of discord with Harry is really outrageous and funny. It's all because our protagonist is too good [laughter] [laughter]. I hope the protagonist has no CP. It feels weird that the protagonist's character has an emotional line. I hope you can work hard!

Awesome, but a little worse than Chuangda Mary Sue😀😰🤓🥺 (I lied to you, this is history😡)

I'll go, it's so beautiful. It would be better if there was no female protagonist. It's the first time I see this kind of subject. I hope it's free of censorship [crying]

It's rare that the threesome didn't lick Dumbledore's wizarding novel. The logic of the whole text is self-consistent, which is not easy, and it does not suppress the protagonist's power. It uses revenge as the keynote to reform wizard society. . .

It can be seen that the author has a high level of literary literacy and a great imagination. Combining The Count of Monte Cristo with Harry Potter is simply a breath of fresh air in contemporary online novels. I even think this novel will be a hit upon publication. But the author should pay attention to his health. The body is the capital of the revolution. Only with good health can everyone read better novels [Love] [Love] [Love]

For someone like me who has read The Count of Monte Cristo many times, the plot of this novel combines The Count of Monte Cristo and Harry Potter and has its own characteristics. Although there are still some minor flaws, the flaws cannot be concealed.