Harry Potter: A Night of Blazing Stars

The author is great and the writing is very good, but the ingenious explanations at the end affect the viewing experience a little, making the plot a little intermittent and too much, making it difficult to read immersively. Xiao Qiaosi's writing is very good and very logical. I sincerely and politely suggest that Xiao Qiaosi be put in the comment area (if it offends, I'm sorry, sorry, sorry)

Everything looked good from the beginning, but until Samsara appeared and took advantage of the situation. The heroine's aura has been suppressed and she has been led by the nose. The role of this person gives me the feeling that it forces a good person to sacrifice himself. Due to the deliberately created time difference, the heroine had to "sell" herself. I didn't understand why the author treated the heroine like this. At that moment, I even felt a kind of despair. I had no desire to continue reading at the moment, but I also wanted to see Snape walk out of this swamp. Now it's tied, waiting for the update, hoping it can be completed smoothly.

The author's research is rigorous and his quotations are well-founded. When I opened the book, I didn't have much expectations. After all, there were countless books related to Sri Lanka, but after reading the first chapter, I knew this book was worth reading. The heroine's character and behavior in the book made me feel that she was not a simple stereotype, but a character with her own thoughts. The author's portrayal of Sijiao surprised me even more. It is not just about speculating on the plot of the original work, but also consulting various materials from multiple sources and adding the author's own thinking, which makes people want to follow the author's writing style to delve deeper into the plot and immerse in the experience. Finally, it's not easy for the author to create, and it's a lot of hard work ❤️

Hunting for gold in the waves!!! The story is tied in one breath, and the article is full of details. What I agree with most is the author's point of view that "the professor has completed his own growth" in the ending of the tower. Si Jiao really grew up step by step. He has been hiding in the darkness and living in the mire, but, but! Seeing that the heroine was able to clear away the clouds and discover the light hidden within the Sect from the very beginning, all the regrets were made up for. Another point is that the timing is very good. The timing and motivation of the heroine's arrival, as well as the twist in the tower just mentioned are all very good! The author is great! I would like to read other articles written by you in the future!

It's so awesome. The author seems to have chewed up all the HP. The behavior, psychological motivations, and logic of all the characters are consistent with the characters' personalities. It makes me feel like I'm reading the original work. This is the first HP fanfic that made me feel that no one was OOC in the whole process. It's so great!

Definitely worth five stars!!! I am ecstatic about textual research. I really like stories that delve into details. I have written about Sri Lankan education very well. It is not OOC at all. It is so rare. The way the female protagonist faces Sri Lankan religion is also just right. She has also thought out such a difficult character as Dumbledore very well. I know how difficult it is to go into such details. Come on!!!

The plot of the story is novel and there are many foreshadowings in the plot. I also like the author's rigorous and elegant style of painting. It is very rare (such as the details to the characters' clothing and the progress of domestic mathematics in the 1980s). It is very satisfying to control the details. It is a masterpiece that can be read with your mind. (There may be minor spoilers below, so read with caution) The heroine is also very good. She is not a selfish person, or a person who is devoted to love. Instead, she has the beauty of our Eastern classical wisdom. She is wise and courageous but not reckless, and has a lot of calculations (she is comparable to Dumbledore in heart and mind, except that she is slightly younger. She can only be said to be a Ravenclaw. Of course, this also shows that the author really has his own unique ideas for this original work). Moreover, the heroine respects others and life. The emotional line between Severus and the heroine is also worthy of careful consideration. There is a feeling of a long and steady stream of love, and the feeling of incomprehensible love goes on and on. The heroine's efforts to save the lives of those who were about to die (even though she didn't know the price she had to pay yet) really matched Severus' final "the only people I can't save lately" attitude. A little suggestion: The author's writing style feels a bit too formal and serious, and it doesn't match the taste of online articles or the public. (But the author's psychological description reminds me of some world famous works of psychological novels, as well as some dramas.) However, it can also be seen that the author really puts great effort into his creation. The above are just some humble opinions. They only represent my personal views. Come on, author.

Immortal, a state banquet among state banquets, the author writes exactly as the original work should be, and his thinking about the plot of the original work is also very profound and insightful. Some of the details and psychological activities described by the author are particularly relevant to the characters, as well as those about medicinal materials, The setting of the curse really made me feel that the magical world in the book is more real. Rowling has drawn a grand and gorgeous frame, but the author used his own settings to fill the frame more fully without being obtrusive. It is really super invincible and explosive.

Four stars for a million words. I've read almost all HP books, so I didn't have the feeling of surprise when I saw this one, but it's a steady flow. In terms of the look and feel of this book, there are quite few paragraphs in the early stage. There are often long paragraphs, and there are also long paragraphs of the author's ramblings separated by symbols. It is difficult to immerse yourself in reading the novel. If you are listening to the book, you can just quit at this point, because if you have to manually read each chapter when listening to the book, then you might as well read it yourself. The author said at the beginning that he is an emotional flow. In fact, you can feel it when reading the novel. The continuity in the early stages of the beginning is slightly broken when viewed from the third perspective.

It's very interesting. The only drawback is that the random thoughts are placed in the main text. This is very abrupt for me when listening to the novel and does not connect with the next main text. In fact, it can be placed where the author has something to say.