Harry Potter: Hufflepuff's Eighth Greenhouse

Let's talk about the advantages first. The overall narrative style is relatively warm and soothing. The heroine should be a little girl who is relatively introverted and socially anxious? Pretending to read a book on the train is a bit of an act of me) When thinking about how to apologize to Ced, it can be seen that he is a person who easily overthinks. The emotional portrayal is also okay, relatively delicate, and I really enjoyed watching the interaction with my mother. It can be classified as a narrative-style daily novel. I wonder if it will still be this style after San Xiaozhi enters school. The shortcomings have been mentioned before. First of all, there is the issue of the heroine's character. This depends on the individual. Some people think it is socially awkward or naughty, while others think it is unlikable and annoying. There is also the villain (?) Or the opposing clique. This is really not handled well. It feels like it is just promoting the emotional line with Seid, so it forgets about the clique, and there are also problems with the portrayal of the heroine. It is okay to say that only Sede and his roommate were in the mind at that time. Anyway, the story is to serve the protagonist, but I still hope that the holes can be filled in later.

It's a good-looking Hufflepuff, but not all of them are good people. The portrayal of Hufflepuff is pretty good.