[Harry Potter] I'm a Teaching Assistant at Hogwarts

It's very good-looking. The protagonist is very charming, but also very real. It restores Malfoy's annoying energy in the original work, and Professor Snape's shadow of a child without a filter [laughing and crying] If I were the protagonist, I would leave a shadow, but Little Seagull is worthy of being the chosen protagonist. He is highly talented, has a tough and just character, and is gentle and kind. Anyone will be attracted to this kind of person. If Professor Snape doesn't work harder in the later period, I will not agree to promise my son to him. It gets better and better later on, as the little seagull proves himself, gradually establishes himself in the magical world and integrates with everyone. Teacher Si's description is really realistic, and the charm that is consistent with the original work gradually emerges, great. Why do I feel that the writing in the later part is a bit rushed, not as detailed as before, and the emotional development is also a bit abrupt, with some highs and lows.

I really like the setting of this book! I have read many novels about Chinese students studying abroad, and this is the one that suits me the most! He did not use Chinese metaphysics to enter the magical world, nor did he follow the path of becoming a god by calling the shots, nor did he become a flawless heartthrob. The protagonist is just an ordinary Chinese teenager who encounters various accidents and misfortunes and is redeemed at Hogwarts. It contains the various difficulties encountered when studying abroad, the urgent desire to change one's destiny, the dark side of going astray in the face of temptation, and the most innocent friendship in student days. Author, please keep updating😭I can't wait to steal the author's manuscript box The writing style becomes more exciting as it goes on, and the recent plot design is amazing. Many foreshadowings seem casual, but if you think about it carefully, they are actually interlocking. I love the author's calm and British humorous writing style.

Very beautiful! It feels like one of the top three fics I've ever read! The author is always humorous, and the characters are very good and not OOC. The protagonist is written like a Chinese student, and the growth line is well depicted [shy][shy] I love the author so much! ! ! ! Quick update[KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS]

I have read almost 200 chapters so far. The Sri Lankan teachings are very good. They don't always talk about "splendens" or "trolls". They have a strong sense of being alive. The protagonist, Little Seagull, is really miserable. A Chinese child was trafficked to the UK and was imprisoned and beaten. When he was overage, he was discovered and rescued by Deng Duoduo, and was assigned to the Lion House. The big family has cured some little seagulls to some extent, and it is warm and sweet to work as a potion class assistant for Teacher Si. However, little seagulls really circle around the protagonist, deeply participate in the main plot, and have been nannies for Harry's injury resistance several times. I can't help but call him a holy father. Later, with the help of Deng Duoduo, he dropped out of school. I worked as Voldemort's subordinate for a year, followed the old path of a Sri Lankan double agent, was sent back to school by Voldemort to steal the Sword of Gryffindor, and was questioned, hostile and isolated by my roommates and the Iron Triangle. I just want to say that the protagonist's life is really too hard. The Obscurus in his body may take his life at any time, and his body is even more injured. It's a common occurrence, can it make the child's life better... The author really could have removed the superscript in the copywriting that the protagonist will not join the Order of the Phoenix and AD. It's a bit of a fraud in the copywriting. Lei Youyou can withdraw. I persisted because of the emotional line between Si Jiao and the protagonist.

The writing is very nice. Unlike other stories written by Chinese students studying abroad, the protagonist blends in very smoothly and is not obtrusive at all. The character design is not OOC. Does the scar on the little seagull still exist? If there are any, I am looking forward to the reaction of the personal trainer [Chigua]

This book is very interesting. It is not just Long Aotian, but a step-by-step integration into that world. The protagonist had a hard time in the early stage, but fortunately he met a group of like-minded friends and a lover who shared life and death. The author's writing is very interesting. Reading the book is relaxing and there is nothing disturbing. It's very good.

It's good to read. It's almost one of the best novels of the same type that I've read. It doesn't give the protagonist an exaggerated plot or an awesome life experience. It feels a bit novel and at the same time, I am unconsciously sucked into the storyline.

The writing is good, it's witty and humorous, and it's interesting, which is good But there is no justice, there is no justice, The facts are there but there is no justice The Harry trio, Dumbledore, seem to be very vividly written, but they have not made any progress. Two of the Harry trio have always had the same IQ as Sirius, and the smart one will be led astray by the first two. Lupine is responsible for talking. I feel that except for the increase in the protagonist's strength and the reduction of Voldemort's Horcruxes, everything else has not changed. Everyone's cognition is still standing still. This is terrible. After reading this, I still hope to see some people, at least one person, change for the better. The main plot is that after Dumbledore gave the protagonist a chance to go to school, he has been prostituted to the protagonist to become a Death Eater for free. He easily gave the protagonist the Dark Mark. It was very natural. He has prostituted 3 Horcruxes so far. Deng's record is zero and he says he is very busy. Therefore, the daily life of the subplot is to be misunderstood, suspected, and scolded behind the scenes. The protagonist is strongly suspected and slandered, but he is selfless and feels guilty as naturally as if he does not feel it. I don't talk about fairness, nor do I talk about upholding justice. Many things at the bottom feel chaotic. The school is a small evil, Voldemort is a big evil, and then it's just a free-for-all.

It's a tie and I just want to give it a rating. It's a very well-written article by a Sijiao fan. The following review may contain some plot spoilers, so please read with caution. It can be seen that the author has carefully thought about what the life of SS in the office and on vacation will be like, in addition to the original work showing us the SS in the classroom and the final battle in the later period - which is a picture given to us based on the main line requirements of HP's story. Participating in academic exchanges is a very interesting thought. When I watched it, I really laughed out loud. How is this different from a tutor in the "Muggle world" taking students out for a meeting? But this is a very reasonable extension! If we just write around the content of the original work, we can only write about SS in Harry's eyes, but not in Li Yiou's eyes. We will not be able to use the author's words to enrich SS's different private faces. At this point in the story, the emotional line between the two people is still unfolding very restrainedly, because the two people still retain their own thoughts and secrets, and the emotions cannot burst into each other until they reach their peak. I am waiting for the two selfish protagonists to reveal everything and analyze their feelings to themselves and each other. But I think it's not far away. I'm really looking forward to how the author will describe the scene when Yiou realizes his own feelings. I'm also very curious about how SS will break through the constraints of being a teacher and a student and take that step. The main story line is also very good. There are some small bugs but they do not affect the viewing experience. The description of the original characters is also relatively restored. There is no whitewashing or smearing (in my opinion, this kind of plot in many fandoms is a catharsis of the author's attitude and will affect the reader's emotions when watching). It allows people to retain their emotions in the experience of the plot. Overall, it is a very comfortable reading experience. Come on, madam, update it!

This is one of the better books I have read so far. The characters are well handled. Malfoy is still the same as he is. He also handles the Sri Lanka religion very well. The protagonist is also very attractive. There is no dimensionality reduction attack like the flower grower I have read before. I like this kind of realistic setting. I am very much looking forward to the author's big update. Just follow it at your own pace and don't interrupt it (kneel down)