Traveling through a crumbling magic academy, epic battlefields drenched in blood and fire, and apocalyptic wastelands overrun by demons
When Zhang Peiran opens his eyes amid an endless cycle of death, the stones of Hogwarts Castle are being corroded by the Dark Mark, smoke from the battles across Middle-earth veils the light of the Silmarils, and the Eye of Sargeras can already be seen above Azeroth’s shattered shores.
Voldemort’s power has been infused with the abyss, multiplying it tenfold. The Orc armies of Mordor sweep across the land alongside fallen Maiar, while the Burning Legion’s twisted Fel Battleships blot out the entire sky.
There is no way back. In every world where the long night is about to fall, all he can do is press on alone, with a wand and a rune sword in hand.
(Advance warning: A long Infinite Flow novel, with no female lead and a focus on magic systems. The planned route is “Harry Potter,” “Middle-earth from The Lord of the Rings,” and “Azeroth from World of Warcraft.”)
To be honest, the protagonist is somewhat of a good person. It is normal to repay kindness to people who are good to him. But if you retaliate against someone who is malicious to you, you should not kill him. That requires some degree of soul slavery. Otherwise, it feels very bad. It is not the kind of soul that is out of the body, but the kind that requires him to kneel down, then tame it, treat it like a dog, let me breathe. As soon as he came, he left as soon as he called, brainwashed him, and made him happy that I didn't use Cruciatus on him today. The souls of the principal and those students are too fragile, but the physical pain will be remembered. Anyway, there are many treatments for the body in the magic world. To be honest, he is really a bit of a good person. Gun Yong knows that, just understand that.
Personally, I don't like books that are too violent, and I prefer books that are plain and gentle, but not too daily, which will make them boring. This book just suits my taste. The protagonist is a steady and progressive character, and the story has a sense of solidity that hard work will be rewarded. The emotional establishment of the protagonist and the characters in the book is very natural and not stiff. I don't read much fan fiction, and I don't really like to post comments, but I saw that the author said that negative reviews often affect my mentality, so I still squeezed in some comments. I was too young, so I read another book by the author.
It's quite good-looking. The golden finger is not given to the extreme. The character is a super academic, and his learning ability is a bit exaggerated. He has read hundreds of spells without passing the first grade, and has learned dozens of spells. The male protagonist is no longer a normal person! 💕
When I saw that I was about to change into an animal, the overall story was good, and it was eye-catching. The second creation was not too outrageous, but there were deviations from the original timeline in many places. Maybe this was the author's way of writing about the butterfly effect that would arise after the protagonist joined in. Another point is that the plot about the Sorcerer's Stone did not appear (except that he went to the room on the fourth floor to meet Maomao 🤦). Let's see how the protagonist group of Harry participates in the follow-up. Another contradiction is that it started to say that he wanted to stay away from the protagonist group. And the villain, and then he has been in contact with the protagonist group, which is a bit contradictory. In the end, the source of the money is not very detailed, and many places in the book are roughly described (although it does not affect the reading, but I still feel that there should be an explanation, such as how the Room of Requirement appeared in front of the protagonist group). Of course, these are just a rough look at some places that feel a bit problematic now. Maybe there are some problems that I have not seen clearly. Please forgive me if there are any mistakes 🤭🤭🤭
It's beautiful😍. In fact, I started reading the first book by the author. This book has always been on my bookshelf. Later I found out that it was the author of the book I had read before hahahahahahahaha
Surprisingly, it was okay. Even though I was following a group, the tone of the writing was quite relaxed. And I discovered that I had also read the author's previous book by Hinata. Make knitting. It is written that the protagonist suddenly becomes mentally ill and is tricked by a group of Death Eater children with a portkey. Then he and Harry Potter are sent to a group of wizards, and Voldemort is immediately resurrected.
From the current point of view, the strength improvement will not be completed step by step in the 6-7 years of the plot. It feels that it will end in the 3-4 years. The characters are well-drawn and not OOC-y, and the daily writing is readable. However, it is too short to say what will happen to the other world later. My personal preference is to finish a world and not come back, or come back after a long time to see how everyone's life has been changed. It seems that I can travel to the world of those knives to save them, such as cutting the red eyes 🤭
The first part is a bit dull, but the later part becomes more and more exciting. A new path has been taken from HP's original world line. I hope the author will work hard and work harder.
It's really good. Let's wait and see when the infinite stream unfolds later. Don't rest, author, and code quickly [note]
The plot is naturally entangled, it makes sense to become stronger, there are no brainless tricks, and the reading experience is great