
Hogwarts: Li Yunlong Transmigrates into Harry
霍格沃茨:李云龙穿越成了哈利
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 228k Words
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Li Yunlong: I'll Build an Independent Regiment at Hogwarts李云龙:老子在霍格沃茨建独立团Alternate title on Fanqie
107Chapters
158Reads
8.0Score
34Listens
31.2kReads · all time
In booklists 2
Reader comments 44
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It's really beautiful. I laughed so hard in the middle of the night that I pulled it on the bed. It was so sticky and slippery and so comfortable. I will recycle the bed and give the author a gift🎁.
This book is amazing. It's the best book about Harry that I've seen on Tomato so far. If the author keeps this pace, it will become popular. I was wrong. I was deceived by the tone of Li Yunlong at the beginning. Can you believe that the plot direction still follows the rhythm of the original work, especially when Harry was wronged in the second year?
It was so much fun!!! Our old Li is also a cultural person [get it] It's a pity that it was finished in a hurry
How to put it, so far it can be seen that this slightly poisonous and Li Yunlong version of Harry has no major problems except for some careless swear words sometimes. I wonder when he will start arming ordinary people with weapons to their teeth. I originally wanted to save up and watch it again, but I didn't expect to become the Chief of Housekeeping.
A combination that I have never thought of. I have read a book about Li Yunlong Traveling Through the World of Cultivation before, but I still think this book is good-looking. Although there are many places that are inconsistent with the original characters, it is still good-looking without going into detail.
A very good book with good writing and such a good subject matter
Li Yunlong + Harry Potter, a very novel combination, very happy😄
It's so interesting. The author is very imaginative and the writing is very good. Don't be fooled [laughing][laughing][laughing]👍👍👍
This precious book is very in line with the Chinese people's own values, and it has a lot of laughs. It uses red uprightness to smash those foreign mistakes into pieces.
Just for our Lao Li's cheerful temper, I give him a five-point rating. Damn, are you kidding me? Is it over? You're done, what shall we eat?