HP: She Came from the East

This is the most concrete and realistic world-building among all the monks and HP-type novels I have read. It not only reflects the ideological and cultural differences between China and the West, but also the international situation between China and Britain at that time, as well as the mentality that a powerful monk should have when encountering the medieval British magic world. Not arrogant, not impetuous, not pretentious, rigorous in details and foreshadowing. Although I have only read forty chapters so far, I can tell that this is a novel with great potential.

What is said in the introduction is true, it is indeed very slow to develop. It is only in the second or third year of school, and the next generation does not know how many chapters it has received. [Laughing and crying] Different from other oriental students' hp, this book adds a plot about the current situation of Sino-British relations, which is quite rare. Su's father made the members of the magical world who lacked fatherly love—especially little Barty—feel what warmth is. I passed by it many times, and was always persuaded to leave by the introduction of Harry. How can I put it, the reason for raising Harry still makes me uncomfortable, and the "forced" mixed with calculations is like a lump in my throat. Yes, the heroine agreed, but this agreement included not only the kindness of the heroine herself, but also Dumbledore's rudeness (probably this feeling) and the heroine's midnight impulse. The adoption was not completely voluntary and kind, which made me feel uncomfortable every time I saw Harry appear in the subsequent plot, and I felt bored that I had to dump a burden. I am a Stella+Dela, I don't really like Gryffindor (especially the Marauders) and Dumbledore (I don't deny Dumbledore's greatness), and I don't like the protagonist being the nanny of the trio. Maybe it's because I've read a lot of Xiaolong's articles, and I have a slight fondness for Slytherin. Watching it all the way, I got the feeling that the heroine is really like a Gryffindor and a Slytherin who is not a good person.

I have read a lot of HP fanfics, but this article is the most in line with the diplomatic attitude of our people. It also fulfilled the discomfort I felt when watching the original drama. I understood that it was because of these discomforts in my heart. The very attitude of the father and the heroine. I hope that I, an ordinary citizen protected by the father of the country, can continue to understand how to deal with these things based on the attitude of our country. The article is very good. I have seen the high quality of HP articles in recent times. I almost collapsed when I read the latest chapter! ! It turns out that the series is being serialized, so I can only support the author more. Come on! ! You are doing a great thing! !

An interesting book, the setting of the combination of the world of immortality and magic is very interesting. In these rare books, little Barty and Regulus ushered in their own redemption. Someone finally pulled them out of the quagmire of darkness, giving them the opportunity to pursue their bright future. In this book, Snape is still young and Dumbledore seems to be changing, which makes people look forward to their future. I look forward to the heroine creating more bonds with others in the future, so give it a thumbs up, author! [Blowing a kiss] Also, it seems that Dumbledore will meet with Grindelwald. We are looking forward to it. The author must continue writing. Here we see a magical world where there may not be a dead end! [Sending Hearts]

I think this book is very interesting, and I really hope it doesn't become a prisoner. Here are some of the points I like more. First, the most important thing is that this is Severus cp. Well, and overall it doesn't have many OCs. The second thing is this book. Generally speaking, it is very enjoyable because the protagonist is very strong and does not lack love at all. Generally speaking, the three views are relatively positive, which is very important. Thirdly, this book is a slow-burning book. It really doesn't have a very blunt and forceful nature. It's really a bit unbearable. I have a strong receptive ability, so I can usually ignore it. However, I'm still waiting for the author to write the slow-burning emotional line. I hope it won't break. I have developed a better friendship now. The fourth thing I like better, but I also need to think about it a little bit, is that he is actually not the kind of cool writer, but he doesn't suppress himself much, he is just very natural. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] Let me add that there are some things I like more about this book. For example, I think they are like Barty Jr. And Regulus. They have a good ending. They are not purely black, but the author actually did not forcefully whitewash them. There is an excessive process. I like this very much. Furthermore, I think their initial attitude towards Hogwarts was very correct. It was really like that unreliable school. It was obviously very dangerous. There were no formal interviews or exams. There was a kind of school where they taught you how to make faces, but when you go out you have to face a strong wind. The transition in the middle was very good. I really love that master. That little basilisk is also very cute, I like it Regarding many characters in Hogwarts, they are all kind of, well, they all feel quite lacking in love, and they all have all kinds of weird accidents, which means they feel quite different from us ordinary people. And the heroine grew up normally, and she can see these problems, and she is the kind of person who has a relatively positive outlook on things, um

The setting is very novel—— Although there are not many articles on immortality + magic, this article combines the background of the times to make the integration of immortality and magic more natural. Set before the era of parents and children, this Sijiao in his early twenties is quite lively and cute. Although Zhan Li's tragedy was not avoided, little Harry's ability to grow up happily also made up for some regrets. I don't know if there will be some abuse in the follow-up, but the heroine is indeed very powerful and has her own code of conduct. It's fun to watch. The heroine's master is a female character who I feel should be the strongest person in this world. It would be better if there were more female characters in the heroine's friend group.

Super good-looking. If there was no Voldemort, Sri Lanka could study potions and invent new spells. His character is somewhat stupid and venomous. He is not suitable for teaching. He should be the potions master that everyone is eager to aspire to. And Harry, from birth to the end of the war, he is always losing. I like every setting that gives Harry a home and a happy childhood.

Personally, I think it's very interesting. I like the heroine's treatment of Barty Jr. And Regulus. The heroine's life after entering Hogwarts is also very interesting. I just feel that the progress is a bit slow [Adoration] [Adoration]

It is the best written HP fanfic I have ever read. The plot is smooth and not too abrupt. I like the character of the heroine very much. The description of Sijiao's psychological activities is also very exciting. The author has created each character well and distinctly. The writing is also good. Come on, I look forward to the follow-up wonderful stories٩(๑^o^๑)۶🤩

The heroine is very strong, but also a bit silly like a child. Currently, she has a relationship with Sri Lanka that is both a teacher and a friend. The two sometimes quarrel like childish ghosts, but they are kind to each other [laughing and crying]. By the way, Dumbledore gave Harry to the heroine to raise, and will raise little snakes in the future [laughing and crying]. Little Barty and Regulus were saved by the heroine before the tragedy happened. They became friends with the heroine, changed their names, and started a new life. Anyway, they were very happy.