Harry Potter: Potions and Heart Cures

Read it all at once. The plot line of the first two-thirds of the original book has not changed much. It is basically centered on the heroine. It is detailed and somewhat like this. The plot and emotions are the same. It only partially overlaps with the trio. She has a good relationship with Min and has more scenes. The heroine of the seventh plot line remains in the school. It should be noted that Cedric and Sirius died as in the original work. The second volume is mainly about the heroine after the war to promote the contact between the two worlds of Muggle magic and confirm the development of the emotional line. Please be careful if you are a serious germophobe. There is a love line that Cedric has not confessed to in school (I think it is well written and I like it. It is also quite logical). In the second volume, there is a high-quality Muggle man. Since it developed at the same time as Cedric's love line, it feels weird, but the choice of the female protagonist is very obvious. The emotional line of Sri Lanka is advanced reasonably and smoothly, except that it may be due to personal problems that the heroine returns to her family in the later period (the part after Li Yuanshan's stroke). The plot does not harm the emotions and flows smoothly, so you can read it in Shuhuang. It may be due to omissions that the movie often feels like it's moving quickly. There are some impressive scenes, such as reminiscing about Cedric, the pursuit and confusion before and after the observatory tower incident, and the emotional description of Cedric when the heroine watched the memory on the eve of Norway. The atmosphere and emotion are quite in place. Btw there is no pro-generational element. The heroine also has a good relationship with her classmates. Looking back, Hermione and I are really cute and have a close relationship.

I quite like the heroine. There is no God perspective or time travel perspective, so there is no special filter for the professor. The professor is described as having greasy hair and yellow teeth. He is unwilling to treat his professor well, but the professor still has desires. The heroine's father gives too much money, and he still has a desire for money😄, so he tutors the heroine in potions and magic. I look forward to more developments in the future.

This is the only article I have read that describes the war in detail and the CP is a professor. I especially like the beginning and the end, which are completely original. On the contrary, the middle, because it has the blessing of the original work, I skipped to finish it.

About the ambiguous relationship between the heroine and Cedric. . . In fact, I think this is quite fair. After all, the professor also has Bai Yueguang that he can't forget, right? Moreover, there is no such thing as "puppy love" in foreign countries. Without this layer of obstruction, it would be easy for young men and women to have feelings for each other. The heroine is not hard-hearted. There is a "Bai Yueguang" who I have known since the first grade and is both a childhood sweetheart and the brother next door. I think such a plot is quite reasonable. He and the professor achieved the same achievement of "Dead White Moonlight". They really have a tacit understanding (bushi, anyway, when the heroine grows up, she will eventually teach us CP. It took me two days to read it... To the heroine, Cedric is like a ray of gentle sunshine that fell on her shoulders when she was young. It is bright and warm, and also like a warm wind passing by the lake in her heart, carrying the temperature of the sun and the fragrance of the vegetation. He once bloomed like fireworks, but quietly dissipated at the most brilliant moment, but the light and warmth always remained in her life, becoming a gentle guide in the long years to come... He was not her whole life, but he was also a very precious memory in her life. (No other spoilers) Personally, I feel that the story after the war is more exciting than that at Hogwarts [Shy] The relationship between the heroine and the professor is gradual. It slowly heats up like melting snow in spring, and every step is taken delicately and appropriately. The author perfectly displays the professor's struggles hidden under his cold and hard exterior, as well as the delicate emotions that have not been expressed verbally. All in all, I think it's worth watching until the end~

The plot description in the book is relaxed and relaxed, without procrastinating the plot, and can drive the readers' emotions through clever detailed descriptions (see the chapters before and after "Death of a Boy"). It is very novel to use the Ravenclaw knocker's question and answer to reveal the protagonist's thoughts. It is one of the few good novels that pays equal attention to both plot and emotional line.

It took me 2 days to read it all, and I have to say that the author's writing style is quite superb. The most outstanding thing is that the author perfectly expresses the forbearance and love of adults. Many readers may think it is too slow, but Si Jiao's character is doomed to too much withdrawal and struggle. The plot completely fits the characteristics of the characters. I give you good reviews, cheers for the author!

Isn't the male protagonist a Sri Lankan? Why do I feel so ambiguous with Draco? It would be good if Draco was regarded as an elder for salvation, but the pure-blood theory of the Malfoy family is not easy to marry.

Am I feeling wrong? The timeline is a bit strange.

Why did you recommend such a good book to me so late? The writing is not like a Tomato novel. Although I have only read the beginning, it is really great.

The author's writing style is quite good, and there are personal settings but the writing is not inconsistent. However, as the heir to the Yuanshan Group, the heroine will not wisely stay away from disputes, and frequently participates in adventures for the sake of justice and friendship. But life after the war is well written