[Comprehensive British and American] No One Knows Alchemy Better Than Me!

The protagonist has a good personality, is serious about academics, and teaches and educates students. The character interactions are very warm, without any stiff pretense. I really like it, but I suggest strengthening the protagonist. The only highlight of his ability is the first lesson of school [face covering]

Damn, it's so delicious. The character of the protagonist is really to my liking. I highly recommend it to book lovers who can't stand pure good or pure evil (the protagonist, the native thunder, is in the upper left corner). I like the description of the protagonist's smile very much! Well, I also like the plot of Blizzard Mountain Villa (?). Then I will continue to read it. Come on, author, I will insist on reading it to the end!

The imaginative writing is good, and the story concept is also very interesting. It is worth reading. However, I personally think there is a small problem: the idea of ​​HP and Marvel crossing over is very good, but the difference in the style of the two sides is still a bit big, and now it seems a bit awkward to alternate an event like this. Can you separate the plots of HP and Marvel, and mention in the middle what happened in the opposite world and what impact it had on this world? I feel like reading continuity might be better this way.

The protagonist is really elegant, his character is very appealing, and the collision of human rationality and sensibility. This original Marvel plot is the Marvel I want to watch. Even if sacrifice can sublimate the work, I still want Tony to be happy, let Thor and Loki talk, and Spider-Man doesn't have to sacrifice to understand so much.

It's a bit like Schiller's book, but gentler and more academic. Haokang deserves five stars.

Hey, why are so few people reading more than a hundred chapters? It's obviously very beautiful! In terms of fun, it deserves a five-star rating. It's a very fun book to read. I hope I can give it more traffic. Please give me a thumbs up.

[Minor spoiler] HP and Marvel are intertwined. The protagonist is a contemporary of Dungere. After an alchemy accident, he returns to his old age and is taken to Hogwarts to become an alchemy professor. Later, more and more other characters from the two worlds intertwined. It can be seen that the author is getting better and better as he writes, which leads to a feeling of fragmentation when returning to the beginning for the second time. The first time I read it, it had the flavor of the American comic "The Spiritual Guide", because it is composed of various major events, and the protagonist is the mastermind behind the scenes (sometimes the protagonist does not appear in more than ten chapters))) I've seen so many HP TV shows from the UK and the US and I don't think there's anything particularly OOC about them. At first, I was worried that the author's store would be too big and it would collapse later, but I didn't expect it to come true. Harry Potter really became Spider-Man (x), but the integration was very natural, and his imagination was very big. Although he has only finished the first year, the plot is basically original, and other major events in the future are very interesting. Who would have thought that the principal of Hogwarts can meet and chat with the mutant principal! Judging from the way the author writes, he likes to bury pits and then fill them in, but it's still a bit scary to see the fourth wall broken. I hope the author can stay steady (because sometimes he skips some big events and I don't know if the author has finished filling in the pits. The character of the protagonist is becoming more and more perfect in the future. He has been making trouble since childhood. However, compared to other characters, the story of the protagonist has only written a few chapters and is still episodic. I hope to write more in the future (I prefer to read the story of the protagonist). Grindelwald will also have to appear later. Haha, after all, he was tricked by the protagonist.

The writing is really good. Regardless of the choice of words and sentences or the rhythm of the writing, the storyline is all top-notch. The author's writing style is really good. I am so surprised to find such a beautiful article on Tomato. Come on! Looking forward to updates! I think the plot is also very interesting. The plot is the one that attracts me the most in my bookshelf. It's strange that there are so few reviews and follow-up readings. Maybe a different cover and title would be better. Big cheers for the author, please keep going!

It's very interesting. The adventures of Harry and Thor are very interesting. I hope the author can continue to do so. (I feel like the number of updates has gradually increased, but I didn't expect so few people to comment)

It's very interesting, but the content of the book is too different from the title. You can try another title.

This is the best variety comic I have seen so far. There is no CP or ambiguity. The character of the protagonist is really delicious. It is perfect for me. It tied it in one night, okay. It really feels good to me

The story is plain and smooth, and enjoyable to watch. It's just that the protagonist is too invincible, the plot develops too peacefully, and it's a bit boring to watch it in one sitting. There is no house bias (good reviews), so there are no conspiracy theories or widely circulated private settings (for example, Slytherin dormitory is the most luxurious, Merlin is a Slytherin, etc.). Overall, it is a high-quality book.

The updates are stable, the writing is excellent, and the plot ideas are remarkable. It is already a rare masterpiece on Tomato. I hope more people will read it and interact with the author (I love reading but don't know much about superheroes and Harry Potter, so I rarely talk [facepalm])

It's a very good book. It doesn't have the pretentious slaps or explosions of combat power that other fan fictions have, and it doesn't use any foresight. Whether it's the characterization of the two worlds or the plot, it's very good. Come on, author. No one sees or comments? Very outrageous

It looks good, and the writing is okay. I think it should be five stars, but I don't know why it just can't attract me. I can't get into it. I'll give it four stars.

Recommended to travel back and forth, different worlds and HP wizards are linked together, very interesting [send heart]

Judging from my current progress, it is worth watching. Whether it's the correct attitude towards alchemy or the teaching of students, I personally think it's all OK.

HP and Marvel, unexpectedly well written, the writing is good, the protagonist is very logical and has a high IQ. I personally think that the rest of the characters are not OOC, or at least understandable. The current score may be just opened. I personally judge that this book should score 9 or above.

After reading the first volume, I highly recommend it. The combination of Marvel and HP is well written. It is not the first novel that combines the two, but it is indeed the novel that best suits my taste. It is not limited to the story line of the movie and follows the plot, but jumps out of the plot line and writes the author's own story. It is really great [Love] [Love] [Love]

It's very smooth [Sending Hearts] The character of the protagonist also really impressed me. You can enter with confidence without CP.

A great book

Very good, worth seeing

The writing is good and the protagonist is an Aboriginal.

The idea is very interesting, add it to your bookshelf

Nice. (Why does it have to be 5 words)

Yes, it is somewhat similar to the two books The Spiritual Guide and The Magic Text Professor. Readers who like similar styles can read it.

It's good to read, but the story will be very long if you have to take both sides into account. Come on, author.

The writing is pretty good, a collaboration between Harry Potter and Marvel. It's a relatively interesting book, and it's pretty good among recent novels [laughs evilly] Come on, author.

It's beautiful, and the connection between the two worlds is very harmonious.

It was an unexpectedly smooth read, and there was nothing sinister about it. I gave it a thumbs up. I'm very curious about what kind of world view it is. You just said that Marvel has a narrative layer such as an editorial department. After all, there is Deadpool. Where does Harry Potter have a narrative layer? Shouldn't Warner Bros. Just send the protagonist back to the real world if they force this stuff? What is the point of traveling between these two worlds?