Hogwarts: The Pure-Blood Mentor to the Witches

Yes, although the protagonist and his father are a bit too calculating in the front, it is much better in the back. Julian is just like the young Voldemort I imagined, with a little more human touch. He should have multiple female protagonists, but the emotional line is handled very well. The author has his own rhythm. Come on [eat melon]

AI article, and Slytherin's shocking 7 people sleeping in 5 beds

The shrewd and cold-blooded protagonist plots everything. I don't know if Da is being calculated or if it's true love. The disadvantage is that after a while, the favorability of this supporting character seems to disappear. For Harry Hagrid, the female supporting role does not [pout]

Looks good, but it's all a calculation But using feelings doesn't suit me

I finished it in one go. Overall, it's pretty good. It feels like a big boss, but it's too slow. If it hadn't been for the readers' request, I doubt there would have been those vague descriptions at all. It can be said that except for the emotional scenes, the rest is good. The emotional aspect leaves much to be desired. Nowadays, no one really reads online articles that don't have multiple women in the harem to eat quickly. [Think]

Looks good, pretty good

I really like this kind of polite scum

Oh my god🤤The male protagonist is the representative of power🤤So powerful

Okay, can we have more female leads?

I think it's very beautiful