HP: Watching from the Sidelines

The novel is okay, with original content accounting for the majority. The one who left a deep impression was Elizabeth. I really didn't understand why Elizabeth did this at first, but later I discovered that she was just stuck in the past, and the heroine was outside the plot.

Finished reading the entire article! What moved me the most was the daily life between Josie and her father. My father really raised Josie well and loved her very much! Another 20 chapters are not enough! I don't think the details of Draco's relationship with the heroine are very smooth. The little boy loves to quarrel and quarrel with the savior just like the original text (I don't like the behavior of facing the heroine on the observatory very much. I might want Josie to go directly to her father (father's generation) We all know each other and have business contacts, Lucius may not allow Draco to reveal the fact that Josie reads Muggle books because of this), ignore him, or at worst, everyone will know and transfer to another school) Suddenly he becomes the heroine's father's student because of his father's relationship... I was really anxious when I didn't recover my memory. Who knows? Also, Cousin Liz's speech to the heroine who has not lost her memory made me a little uncomfortable, like a hot-blooded teenager trying to use morality to kidnap a rational and indifferent adult (well, I may be the one who has become indifferent, and I am still not as powerful as Josie) Ignoring these, I really liked the Durmstrang plot. It was assumed that Draco would be with Josie, and it was interesting to see how they get along! But! Why is there no more description of the relationship between Josie and her father... Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh and the fact that her father did not appear when they were in love and marriage, as well as the daily life of giving birth and raising grandchildren... Resentment... I really love the relationship between Josie and her father... Envy, I also want to read the love story of Josie's parents, it feels very sweet! There are also the parenting stories of Josie when she was a child and her mother was still alive (forgive me, I really love this kind of daily routine) (PS: I have really seen all kinds of weird parents in other HP articles. I feel that some authors write the protagonist's parents to show the so-called "foreign parents" or some "tool parents" who promote the development of the plot. I am really speechless)

Although it is said that there are not many emotional lines, I really think this book is pretty good! The main text is a bit like a third-person diary. Josie's diary really fits the perspective of an onlooker, and he is a very smart bystander. The extras are also very cute!

I followed the author's last book. Overall, this book is very good. The character of Cousin Liz is very well created. Its ending is hard to let go and reasonable. As well as the structure of this article, I feel it is organized and smooth. It is particularly good-looking. Anyway, overall, this book by the author is also very good^ω^

It's very interesting [Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss], and the content is also very good. Draco and Josie are really sweet later on, but the relationship in the early stage is a bit reserved, and you can't find the emotional changes unless you look carefully. It starts to get sweet later on, and there is too little written. I hope there will be more extras [Shy][Shy]

I don't know what to say, but it's so pretty! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ It's definitely worthy of being a shareholder, the subject matter is novel, and the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are also very interesting. Anyway... Anyway, you're done watching it~! Come on, come on ٩(๑^o^๑)۶

I hope the boss will release all the archives

It was very interesting at the beginning, and the secret love was really sweet, and then there were all kinds of twists and turns. I didn't expect the existence of time travelers and reborn people. It was very interesting, but after I transferred to another school, it became less interesting. After reading the memory of Derby, I stopped watching it. I am very curious about Riddle's feelings for Derby? And does the bunch of sapphires Draco sent have any special meaning? I didn't look back

Josie is a sweet and sweet baby! To be honest, I don't really like the character of Draco, not from the beginning. My impression of him is very bland in both books and movies, but this book is so well written! Most of the emotional lines interspersed in the career lines are not showy at all. They have the kind of comfort of a long stream of water, which makes people feel very comfortable, as if they are listening to the sound of water flowing in the mountains in the mountains in late spring. It is so comfortable! In my opinion, the control of characters is also very good. There are many personal settings but they don't overwhelm the main character. It can be seen that the author has a strong writing skills. What surprised me most is that this book was originally written in 19-20 years. It is unbelievable. I had such a masterpiece when I was in the second grade. Oh my God! In short, Da Da is a very good person, the writing is very good, and the characters are very good characters. Well, they are all good babies!

After watching it, I feel pretty good. It's the first time I've seen it. Cousin Liz [crying] Ahhhhh, really, it's a very standard reader's idea of time travel. I feel like it's too short, not detailed enough, and not perfect enough (I heard it was written several years ago, haha), but it's still pretty good. I finished reading this short book in one sitting.