HP: Twin Snakes

The following is just my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it. Contains spoilers. To be honest, this book is a bit difficult to review, but I still have to give it a good review. (Everyone has different preferences. I like De, so I prefer him) ⭐1. Reading Guide: a. Reading paragraphs and comments is not only because there are discordant voices in the comments, which will affect the mood, but also reading comments all the time will affect the coherence of reading, which is not conducive to understanding the details and emotions in the text. B.❤❤❤If you like watching sweet love, just jump in without thinking (there is no derogatory meaning here) c. It is recommended to join in attack and control. D.❤ Especially if you love the original protagonist group's unintentional intention, I will tear it down. E.❤ I especially love Draco's unfaithful attitude. See reason 3. ⭐2 Advantages: a. The story takes place before the beginning, and the rest follows the outline, so some changes in De will appear natural. B. Draco still likes to play pranks and is very close to the original novel. CThe original male protagonist is worthy of being a male protagonist, and he has a very male protagonist style. D. From the perspective of the male protagonist, this is a very good and refreshing film. The protagonist is calm and calm, does not panic when encountering difficulties, is young and promising, has a successful career and a fruitful relationship. Although it has just started with the original protagonist, I have seen more than 170 ps. After reading it, I will follow up in the comment area. I feel that it will be more exciting later. ⭐3. Shortcomings and what I personally think are the highlights (ps. I stand for morality rather than originality) a. The male protagonist is the original male protagonist, so the halo lies with him, not with Germany. In this article, I personally feel that Germany is more like his vassal, follower, like a little woman, which is very un-Malfoy =_=. There are too few highlights. B. I can understand that the male protagonist prefers De because of Meng Cai, but I don't understand how De can fall in love with De. It's neither love at first sight nor a long-term relationship. How about the aura of the protagonist? C. I thought that the original character would be a guiding lover. Although De is arrogant, he is not rude, but in fact he is just an accomplice (although I love De, I also don't like J. K. Playing Reed's pranks.

I haven't finished it yet, I've watched more than 200 pictures, and I avoid emotional dramas. Originally, the male protagonist and Hermione felt a bit strange, but seeing how sweet he and Xiaolong were. The male protagonist considered himself a friend based on using Hermione, but he obviously knew that Hermione had a crush on him, but he still had no boundaries in his words and behavior... Next up is Harry, the younger brother of the male protagonist, and a senior Slytherin (who inexplicably interferes in the private life of this senior). It's strange. Even though he and Xiaolong have been together for a long time, he still has the feeling of being ambiguous with other people. Even if it is written that Xiaolong knows and doesn't mind, it's very strange. It feels like there are two characters at odds, one is in love with Xiaolong, and the other seems to be ambiguous with others. The people watching were angry, and Draco was cautious about entering [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

In fact, the front is really good (≧∇≦*) Let's clear the air (I just think some people may not like it, I'm not saying the author's writing is bad (╥ω╥`)): 1 In the early stage, Hermione liked the protagonist, but later she was not with Ron, but with Krum. 2 In the later stage, Draco will have an adopted son, and this adopted son will fall in love with Draco and will drug him and imprison Draco. 3 If you like Qiangqiang, you can just cross this book out, because in this book Draco is more dependent on the protagonist, a bit like The Sweet Wife? (Just a personal feeling) cp(⑉°з°)-♡: West Germany (Celeste (protagonist) x Draco) Sipan (Theodore x Pansy) Keh (Krum x Hermione) Hakim (Harry x Ginny) Buda (Brace x Daphne) GGAD (Gellert x Albus) Lua (Louis (the protagonist's stepbrother) x Astoria) Others feel fine. . . ٩( 'ω' )و

Margaret's flower language: pride, satisfaction, joy, and anticipated love. Celeste does not reject the term Guardian Knight, nor does he mind others commenting on his feelings for Draco, but he does not want to give Draco the illusion that he can forgive him no matter what mistakes he makes. He will indeed not leave him for no reason, and he does not need Draco to be brave. He only needs to stand behind him, and he will clear all obstacles in front of him. Because we all love more than we can imagine and are willing to break the rules for it. Draco's existence is a way for Celeste to gain courage. "Draco, I'm here, I'm not going anywhere. He will protect his little prince, and he is his loyal knight. In his scenes, there are only those who died in battle and no deserters who left early. "

It's so cool, but why doesn't anyone watch it? Overall it's great, and the writing is good. But some of the writing is a bit unacceptable, such as the part about the adopted son and Lucius and Sissy giving birth to another child. But I really like Krum and Hermione's cunning pairing. For me, the whole book has very few knives and fast emotional lines. Totally like it. Draco also took advantage of this.

It's beautiful, it's really beautiful. I don't know why so few people have read it, but this is really the best one I've read among all the CP Draco books. It almost gives everyone a happy ending, but the deaths of Malone and Xinfu are also very sad and very interesting.

It's pretty good. I've watched half of it so far. I suggest those who haven't watched it not to read the comments as it may affect their mood.

I thought the storyline about the adopted son was too bloody😡 and it touched my nerves. But the book overall is good😘

I probably clicked on this book in the middle of the night when I was just about to go to bed, and I was struck by it. It's really, really, really, really, really beautiful! I want to praise the author. It's really beautiful. Although I've only read about 80 chapters, I'm already hooked. I recommend everyone to read it!

I've watched 69. The vague fluctuations between the protagonist and Hermione have always made me a little unhappy. The author has written it well. If you don't mind, you can continue reading. I only evaluate and don't give low marks.

It's good to watch, but I feel like Potter likes the male protagonist [face covering]

It's good-looking, better than some of the nine-point-and-a-cent ones, but I don't know why no one sees it.

I still feel pretty good about myself. Highly recommended, but I feel that the rating is a bit low, maybe because not many people have watched it. Please give it 5 more stars and increase the rating. Thank you, teachers! ⌯˃̶ᗜ˂̶⌯ಣ

The writing is quite good and there are no flaws in the writing. I read it twice because I couldn't remember the name, and each time I abandoned the article at the same location. In order to avoid the third time, I decided to leave a comment. I really hate that brother, he gives me a very bad feeling. Don't watch it a third time, that's it.

This book is so beautifulʘᴗʘ

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, really good-looking

Good-looking, Celeste is very smart, and they are quite sweet when they are together

Very pretty

Nice. Very nice to look at.

Good-looking, there are many factors,

It looks good, support the author

It's beautiful. I like it.

This author seems to be good at writing spoiled wives. Another book, "Beloved", has a spoiled wife flavor, but it's very interesting [laughs]

I think it's pretty good, but for those of you who like the protagonist group, watch carefully.

Two words, beautiful! ! ! Four words, very beautiful! ! !

HP! ! I like smart male protagonists [Thinking]