Harry Potter: Three Years of Practice Exams, Five Years of Avada Kedavra

The chapters in it are simply too satisfying for me. I feel like I can buy a separate volume of the fifth and sixth chapters. Is this the charm of the fourth natural disaster? It's so cool. Alice is a master-level existence, with Max personality charm. Whether it is the be (pseudo) ending of the fifth week that the world is destroyed together, or the sixth week of the evolution of all mankind together, and the final realization of the community of human destiny in the magical world, they all have the feeling of players playing the human world. After each week, the system's complaints make me realize that this week is over and it is time to return to reality. The connection between the weekly plot and the world plot is super good. I am very much looking forward to the next plot development, this is the most powerful of the HP works I have watched so far. (Additional sentence: Ahhhhhhhhh!!! Alice, I am your dog! Just this Alice is cool!!! No, I feel like I will get ejaculated if I don't see the author's Alice for a day. Again, I am Alice's dog)

Perfect, I love the heroine's fun and ambition. The simulator theme is also very new in HP, and the character is authoritative. It's more than a little better than the old-fashioned heartthrob HP. I look forward to the heroine's great career [Sending my heart]

It's amazing. When the protagonist simulator was updated at the beginning, I was a little disappointed. It wasn't until the fifth week that I got it completely. This fourth natural disaster that completely destroyed the whole situation was really fun to watch. In comparison, it feels like driving low and driving high. The writing is really good, and the character of the protagonist is also more three-dimensional, but it is too short. I must update it more [Sending Hearts]

The fifth and sixth games in the simulator can be regarded as masterpieces if opened individually. The combination of technology and magic is really cool. After reading it as a whole, I just feel very shocked. I feel that it shows a different level from other fan works. Of course, in the daily transition after each weekend, there is a small sense of emptiness, that feeling of not being able to distinguish between reality and virtuality. In our daily life, who would have thought how crazy our Alice would be in the simulator? A little snake with white fur and blue eyes, Alice is simply a calm madman [Love] Just a little control, in order to protect the hateful foreign persimmons, we are not friendly towards fan works at all [smile]

It's so cool, so cool. In fact, I was more excited about the fourth natural disaster in the spin-off novels, but this article completely broke my radar, and the author's writing style can be ranked in the top five of Tomatoes for me. The character of the heroine is also very interesting. I originally thought that the author was going to arrange a funny route, but it turned out to be a crazy beauty route. I was so happy when I read it, and there was no meaningless emotional description. I was so happy to see the emotional pull between Alice and Voldemort in the fifth episode. Is this the brother-in-law? A bit interesting Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. It feels so good. I was planning to sleep, but I clicked on an article randomly when I was bored, but you told me why it looks so good. I stayed up late again and wanted to cry [I cried for a long time. Jpg] Madam, if you're tired, just play. If you're sleepy, just play. If you're hungry, please continue playing. Your child is hungry [crying]

It's pretty good. Although it's a little too casual at times, the flaws are not hidden. The simulator settings are not too human-machine, and the NPCs are more responsive. The heroine also has certain control capabilities, rather than just what the simulator says. It's quite interesting, and it attracts me to continue watching. I don't know much about the original work, and I don't feel that the OOC of some characters is very obvious, but some familiar readers in the comment area may mind this. The heroine is the kind of fun-loving person with a bit of a bad taste, but she is relatively kind-hearted, right?

It's very interesting, but there are too many dialogues between the characters, which makes me feel that the pace of the plot is too fast, and it lacks the appropriate soothing feeling brought by the action description and environmental description. However, the last two episodes are particularly exciting (must watch). Sometimes it feels like the heroine knows everything, but no one around her is surprised, and there is no sense of transition in the middle. Some characters also reacted very strangely. For example, when the heroine asked Harry how he got his scar, Harry suddenly became wary and answered stiffly that it was because of the car accident in which his parents died. The heroine showed no sympathy or apology for asking about this matter, but he didn't know the wizarding world at this time and shouldn't behave like this. But the setting of this life simulation is very novel, and the combat power is not broken, so there are not many points added. There is no exaggeration that someone in the first grade can have stronger magic power than Lao Deng and learn the three unforgivable curses. It's that kind of macroscopic beauty, and it's worth seeing.

The protagonist, Alice Revend, comes from a Muggle family whose mother is engaged in law and father is engaged in finance, but she gained magical power through the simulation of [Wizard Life Simulator]. The whole process is to continuously become stronger through simulation. In reality, that is neutral, and neither side can offend. To be honest, the fifth week is really fun. There is no meal replacement. The protagonist is like a ruthless researcher conducting experiments. He has a good attitude and treats everything as a simulation (although it is indeed). I just feel a dizzy feeling after reading it. Unfortunately, it is capped at the end. Each attribute is capped at 10. I am probably worried that I won't be able to play it, so I break the name and get away from the main purpose. After all, it is a "Wizard Life Simulator". In fact, you can turn this book upside down. Reality is secondary, and simulation is really interesting. Other content such as introduction.

It looks good so far. The heroine is really weak in reality, which is in great contrast to the strength shown in the simulator. Sometimes I really feel a little aggrieved. I hope to strengthen the heroine's strength in reality. It can be written as the heroine hides her strength in reality.

Although some content definitely uses AI, it does not prevent this book from becoming the most special existence in HP fan fiction. I have tried using LLM myself I came to write articles like this, but they are actually quite empty. After the author polished them, they are much more readable and interesting than real AI. Re-revise my opinion, I think this book becomes more authentic as it is written, and LLM is used to assist writing in large parts. It's not impossible, but since LLM is used, the shortcomings of this book are also obvious. It has a lot of flaws in logic and details. The author's revisions partially made up for this shortcoming, making the overall writing acceptable, but it is obviously not as high quality as a fully human-written version. As for the forensics part of this article, fortunately, the things written by this LLM are quite reliable and are not very biased. Even so, the flavor is almost overflowing, and there are many factual errors. (Although they are basically fictional plots)