The Reborn Red Dragon Who Carries Hogwarts to Victory

Keep up the good work. The setting of the red dragon is very novel. At least it catches the eye. The content is okay. As for the heroine, you don't have to listen to their nonsense. What you read in this book is not the heroine, but the protagonist, the dragon. But one update a day is too little. It is better to update more. Some readers like to save it.

Well, I've thought about it a lot, how should I put it? Now I see twenty-two-twenty-three, ah, it's okay, for the plot and so on, I can only give you 3 points and 1 point. I gave it to dragons, that is, the setting that the protagonist is a red dragon, because I prefer dragons and other giant dragon species. I prefer this aspect, and the remaining heart, um, how should I put it? Yes, 0.5 Is for the protagonist's character, what about the others? It's about writing about dragons, about dragons, they usually write about it. The main character is reserved and restrained, so he is a cold male god. And you are like, well, the flamboyance and arrogance of the dragon are written directly on the face, but there is no lack of subtlety. The remaining 0.5 Is probably written for Hermione. Hermione just doesn't It's right like other books, but um, maybe not yet, but I don't want you to become that kind of um, housekeeper in the future. But it doesn't mean, um, what you become, just to take care of the protagonist, do you understand? Do you understand what that kind of feeling means? Is it okay to write the protagonist as a housekeeper? [Laughing evilly] Just outside, I am the Red Dragon, I am the Dragon God, and a series of awesome titles have come out to me. I am the kind of person who has strict control over his wife, okay? Well, let me make up for it again. Although I know, it's just, well, facing death. It is necessary, it is the plot, and it has been laid out for a long time. But I am not saying that the appearance of the God of Death is not good, but well, how should I put it? You know about those little elves? It's just that, uh, I can't sympathize with it, and then it feels like it's a bit overacted.

It's well written. To me, the protagonist sees himself as a dragon, but he still has some human emotions. The writing is not as awkward as other dragon-like ones I've read. One star is deducted because the heroine may be Hermione. It's okay, because I am a fan of the original novel. I read the original novel and I don't recognize the movie. There are too many contents in it that conflict with the original work, and the casting is also difficult, so it is difficult to put it into the movie.

Come on~ The setting is very interesting, and the disguise is acceptable. Those who like to watch Long Aotian's boss and me, my second child, may not like it~ I'd better encourage you~

Well written, I hope I can maintain this level

It's pretty cool. I thought it was a dragon from the wizarding world, but it turned out to be a five-color dragon. Come on.

Nice. But the author, please remind me that underage wizards cannot use magic outside of school unless there are adult wizards around them.

Each chapter is large and full, and I think the plot is quite interesting. I hope the author can update more, it's not enough to read [crying] [admiration]

Why is the author still not asleep?

Good book five-star praise