The Melody of Hogwarts

It is a very creative fan novel. The author has really played with the design of parallel time and space. The stories of multiple worlds make the world view very large. The essence of the heroine's setting of Yinxiu is to rationally connect multiple parallel time and space and provide some combat power cheats. The rest of it has little to do with the East. The main line is the emotional line. The Dark Lord is a relatively newbie and did not spend a lot of space writing about the confrontation between black and white. Personally, I think the main problem is that the ending is a bit rushed. Since there are multiple Snapes in different worlds, to be honest, it was a bit confusing in the end which world's Snape the heroine was talking to. Perhaps it would be better to add some objective characteristics to each world that are easier to distinguish. Overall it's pretty good 👏

Overall it's worth watching, it's exciting and the setting is novel. It was easy to persuade me to quit at the beginning. The Xiaosi teacher who went to school with the heroine was reborn. In the first few chapters, Xiaosijiao was a bit OOC. I felt that Xiaosijiao had PTSD after the war. He was always suspicious of the heroine, which made people feel depressed. Later, when the heroine traveled to another world and interacted with Professor Snape, I suddenly felt that this Da Sijiu (the accuser) should be the CP. I struggled for a long time, but fortunately I saw that the CP in the later part was the one I liked. The emotional pull was very sweet, and the heroine also became completely reckless. It was very interesting in the early stage. I feel like this music editing setting could be expanded a bit more. There isn't much about Oriental music. There is also an orc world in the middle, where the professor is a kitten, and the heroine is a fox. There are also various interesting worlds, where the heroine changes gender to a boy, and Snape turns to a girl and still wears a maid costume. When it was almost over in the later period, it was a little confusing and the pace was very fast. Then the overlap between the heroine and the heroines in different worlds was too high, and sometimes it was hard to tell them apart. The previous sentence was still talking about this matter, and the next sentence had no transition and suddenly wrote something else. Sometimes I had to read it and think about it. I suggested that there be a transition or something during the transition. This book is still very interesting.

The writing is okay, and the setting is very interesting. Multiverse parallel time and space, Snape of various flavors. You can have this. This setting is so delicious that other problems don't seem to be big. But I still have to point out that there are OOCs. The first dozen or so chapters are a bit shabby, but the later chapters are more interesting. The best part until more than fifty chapters is that the yandere Snape, the orc GB, etc. Are all delicious. Yes, that's right, there is also Snape's gb, and the intimate scenes between the male and female protagonists are basically written in a cruel way, and the characters are all thrown away, but it's okay and delicious, I can eat it. Let's see if you can accept it. And it seems that the male protagonist has been changed. I thought the male protagonist was the reborn Snape, but it turned out to be Professor Snape, yes. Overall, it's good, because the setting is so interesting. In the end, I found that I have followed the author's three books. I went back and read the previous book reviews, and I feel that the author has made progress again! Surprise! ❤️

The writing is very good. Rowena and Snape in each world are very interesting. I won't spoil which Snape is in the main palace. At the end, a certain Snape is a bit miserable (laughs). The ending is a bit confusing, but the flaws are not concealed. It is really beautiful [Sending Hearts]

I haven't found out who the male protagonist is yet [face-covering] It looks like he is Professor Snape from the descendant generation, but Snape from his own generation has dreamed about things in other time and space, and they are from the same time and space [face-covering]

The three planes of time and space are so interesting. It would be even more interesting if there was a movie extra.

I have finished reading the novel. It is no longer a masterpiece, it is simply a fairy tale! The plot of the novel is very good and interesting. Snape and Rowena will be together in every time and space. It's quite interesting, but it travels through too much time and space. If you read the chapter at the beginning, you might want to think about which world this is? It also unlocks different styles of Snape in different worlds, which is quite fresh. And Snape, who is full of brokenness, is really tempting!

The early and middle stages are really good. Perhaps every Situ hopes that in the time and space outside the electronic Sif, there will be a person who can let him only know "she is here, with unreserved love for "Snape"", accept all his unbearableness and awkwardness, love his flash, no matter whether he reciprocates the love, but tell him I stand by your side. In the later period, it was a little bit out of context, and the blind pulling and ending of the final generation world line made me feel a bit messy. The tone was completely different from the early stage. Even the reborn version of the boy Sif made me feel a bit OOC, including the last half of the movie. But the front part is really worth reading. I hope the author will work hard.

The story setting is very novel! It's really beautiful!

I hope this is the male lead. I like the accuser very much - Big Silver [Admiration], but I don't like Little Silver, but after watching it, I always feel that they are connected, no.