Wolf's Hogwarts

Delete the memory at the beginning and keep part of it. Don't rush to abandon the book. Later on, you can still handle it. Just think of the protagonist as a special prophet. You can know his past and future by coming into contact with people who have a certain influence in the world.

It's different from the brainless novels I've read before, although it's also a bit refreshing; but the writing about human nature, rights, and character is pretty good, at least it won't make people turn to the next page very quickly, and it's one of the few novels that can be read carefully word for word; overall it's good, although there are flaws, but keep working hard.

It is still relatively immature, but it conforms to some of my fantasies. I am willing to give high marks. Come on.

I think it is a good book. Although it is a bit immature, the writing style has improved enough to be on the book list. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

The name may not be very good, but the ups and downs of the plot are very interesting and enjoyable.

It feels pretty good, don't ask too much, there are too few fans like this nowadays. It feels like most fanfics are bullshit.

It's very beautiful. I don't know how to say it. Anyway, I recommend it.

The thinking of adults is no longer that of dressing up as a child and being a child

The plot is a bit fast, but I quite like Astoria

Why does this book only have a score of 6.7?