Hogwarts: I Have a Moving Castle

It looks good. I want to watch it without cp. Is it okay? Please. It's really good to watch, but it feels a little weird to fall in love in this setting.

There is no doubt that this is another typical professor's book. The protagonist has a moving castle, and there are many magical animals in it. In the school, they are either especially around the protagonist, or outside the school, they basically surround Harry during the holidays. Every professor's article is basically like this, so I think he is very typical, but this is the second one I have read. The protagonist is a professor from the Defense Against the Dark Arts class. I think it is very good. His teaching methods make me feel great! Dumbledore's writing is also quite good. I don't know why, but many fanfics about Harry Potter paint Dumbledore in a bad light. No disparagement means simply expressing your own opinion. At the time of posting this review, the book has not yet been completed and has only reached about 100 chapters. I hope the author will work harder to update it! When this book is finished later, I will add more comments. I almost forgot to add. In fact, this article is a bit too centered around Harry. It feels almost like a nanny, and it seems a little bit accepting. If you can't accept this, you can avoid it. There is also a plot in it, that is, the back of the moving castle seems to have become a secret base for the three protagonists? I don't quite understand it. I feel that Harry's sense of proportion is not particularly good. This feeling becomes more and more obvious as you go on. In fact, the setting feels quite similar to a book I read before. That book was not so repressed. It always revolves around the protagonist group. Isn't that small world a secret? They found out so easily. Maybe Harry's character was a bit broken. He agreed to kill someone so easily?

It's a very good book. The only criticism is that I feel like I'm being led by Dumbledore all the time. The protagonist should behave in his own way, fight Death Eaters, chase after Voldemort, train and tease the protagonist group, and finally study magic and follow a unique path to magic.

Very beautiful! The author's writing really brings out the gorgeous magic feeling that comes to mind, some of the descriptions are really picturesque, the protagonist is very charming, it just feels like a stern, beautiful and mysterious male mother (nonsense) I read the comments, but most of the flaws pointed out in the comments section were not written in detail by the authors, and they were only mentioned in the article. In addition, the article is very warm and comfortable to read. There is no cp in making a wish, no ambiguity of the protagonist, no love scenes, and no backstory (´o̴̶̷̤ㅂo̴̶̷̤`) (Why Mao always has a protagonist's setting that attracts female readers and a bunch of mammies) (sweat)

It's very nice, with a novel design. It's interesting to put characters from Hayao Miyazaki's movies into Hogwarts, especially the magic castle and the flame elf. But the author's name is Lucifer, and the movie doesn't seem to be called that. It's highly recommended. It's just the beginning of writing, and the number of words is too few. The small drawback is that there are many punctuation marks and typos. Most of them have been changed in time, and some have not been changed. It looks a bit awkward for me, but it doesn't hurt. I see a lot of people saying that the protagonist is the nanny, and I think it's okay. She doesn't help Harry without any bottom line. In the beginning, she helped Harry by asking him to clean up dragon dung and do other chores. And it wasn't nothing. He was just allowed to read two books. After just eating a few meals, he became a house elf. Then he went to school and became a professor. Isn't that normal? It's not just helping Harry. If you say you don't want to be a nanny, then you just don't read the fanfic. Ninety percent of the fanfics are nanny stories, to varying degrees. Except for Douluo, who is the protagonist who abuses... I think it's very good. It's separated from the magic of the Harry Potter world view. There will be a lot of cool magic, instead of just welding.

Very nice! ! I have seen a book on other reading software before, which is similar to this one, with similar themes (no derogatory meaning). Except for the main storyline of Harry Potter and the humanities, the content is different, but it's still very interesting! [Praise]

Well, it's not bad. Overall, there aren't any big problems. It's pretty good to read it in my free time. But um, maybe it's because I feel there's something wrong with it. I think Dumbledore seems a bit OOC, but um, it's not a big problem. Anyway, it's pretty good. Come on, author. Uh, okay, my question is, I'm anxious to comment before I finish reading. It's not OOC at all [face covering]

Good! ! ! Look!! Let's just say that the child in my cousin's family felt like he was born again. He had been wanting a child for seven years after being married. Then the two of them had their bodies checked and they were both good. They also tried the method, but they just couldn't get pregnant. Later, they found an old Taoist priest. After looking at it, the old Taoist priest said that he was destined to have a child waiting for him. Then at the beginning of last year, I finally got pregnant. The family is very happy, taking good care of the baby and eating well. Two days ago, a color ultrasound was performed and it was found that the child had abnormal mouth and nose parts that were constantly moving. Various tests were done, but no reason could be found. Later, I found an old Chinese medicine doctor who told me that it was a child who had something on his mind in his previous life, and his mouth was actually talking all the time. Later, he asked a professional to look at the color ultrasound images and record the mouth movements, and then he realized that what the child said was "How many more chapters should I read? Who can read it if there are so few chapters in one day?"

Very good. Contents include Howl's Moving Castle and Hogwarts. It's a pretty good fusion of themes.

The writing is very good. The magic of the main character written by the author is very creative and full of fantasy. I haven't seen such a work for a long time. For example, if you want to send messages and packages at a moment's notice, you will grab a wisp of breeze and turn it into a sylph and let it run errands; weave a black cloth from the light of the setting sun to cover the cage. It is not a rigid or fixed program of magic. It is very imaginative.

It's the first time I've seen it combined with Hal. It's very good.

Very nice book, it makes my empire spin

The combination of Howl's Castle and Harry Potter is interesting

Not bad. So far, it looks very comfortable.

It's great. It combines Moving Castle and Harry Potter. It's very interesting. It seems to be popular nowadays to combine different stories. This kind of collision is very interesting.

The protagonist is handsome and powerful, and the fact that he takes Dumbledore secretly to do bad things really pokes me.

A masterpiece, hurry up and go see it

Is it my problem? I think the plot is quite interesting and can be watched, but I haven't seen the plot of Hufflepuff's Dean.

There's Howl, there's the castle, there's Lucifer, and where's Sophie?

It's a good book, each character is well written, the characters are not out of touch, and the plot is handled well. Pretty good among tomatoes

It's written very much like Hal

It's also very beautiful.

Invincible explosion and good looking

Okay, okay, good, good

Good and worth recommending

It's very interesting, the plot is great [Sending my heart to you]

Yes, it's pretty.

It's just that the update is a bit slow.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

So far, it's pretty good. It's pretty.