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Cool attempt, the 1999 and hp ones I've seen both have characters traveling back and forth. The author's idea is great! Combining "Heavy Rain" with HP doesn't feel out of place, and the characters are not OOC. This book is really great! As for why no one should have the word count to be pushed? But it should be able to survive. I saw it from the recommendations [love] [love] [love]

A very good book, worthy of five stars. [Love][love][love] Talking about the advantages, the character design has almost no OCC, and many words seem to come out of the mouth of the character (especially Sufubi, the baby is so cute). Moreover, reasonable fine-tuning has been made with the original work in terms of character. For example, Sonnet's loyalty to Teacher David is gradual in this book (because the two only met at the beginning of the book) goodgood There are still some shortcomings. For example, Snyder's change process is not so natural (but this is largely due to the fusion of the plots of Hogwarts and 9, which resulted in her not being in a "poor fuck away" situation at the beginning, and her affection for Teacher David was mostly based on curiosity and not treating him as the only "master"). However, in the latter part of the first volume, the author's writing made up for this very well in shaping the detailed atmosphere, and controlled the emotional direction very well.

Just one book review? It's a bit miserable [covers face] It's obviously pretty good.

Very powerful and beautiful!

The writing is good, I look forward to the follow-up plot

It completely fits the character of 1999.