Hogwarts Rebirth Preparatory Class

I like it very much! There are some deep things that I don't want to think about. But they are so fun to get along with! Especially when their ideas collide! There is a kind of genius who is worthy of being a genius! It was also well written when dividing dormitories and grouping 22 groups! What I want to see most right now is the dialogue between Dumbledore and Grindelwald: We will not be like them! I hope this includes everyone! I'm personally partial, I'm partial to two principals and two dark lords, four geniuses who are rare to see in a hundred years! I want to see them exchange technology and exchange ideas! I always feel that their exchanges will produce some very magical things! Of course, some other people's ideas must be included! Other people also join in from time to time, which is also very cute! Anaxagoras, the main pure-blood sect! The writing is also very good, even at this time they have to consider the future continuation! The Lion Team is responsible for creating (generating) a serious atmosphere in a stupid and reckless manner, and by the way, it pisses everyone off! (Becomes a public enemy!)

It's very, very, very good-looking, and every character is not OOC. On the contrary, everyone is very consistent with the original work, and it feels like a spin-off to the original work. There are also appropriate descriptions for each person. The author has also made it clear on the first page of this book's shortcomings, which is that it is slightly biased towards Sri Lankan religion, etc., So it is almost non-existent. Overall, I feel that this book is very deep, and just like reading the original work, I couldn't stop reading it. So? This book gave me the idea of ​​"wanting to write fan fiction for fan fiction". I can only say that I hope the author will update 1 million times a day, and one chapter will have 1 million words. Well, yes.

A very excellent work, the control of the characters is quite accurate, and it will be difficult for extreme porn fans to watch. Some speculative topics are written in a logical and in-depth way.

I like this book very much, the writing is really great, the angle is very novel, the content is smooth, the characters are grasped very well, and the characters are enriched, such as Erin Prince, Lily Evans and so on. The debates between Riddle, Grindelwald, Dumbledore, and Snape are very enlightening and profound. I feel that the author has read the original work many, many times, and in his own understanding, he has enriched and expanded the characters without being OOC, which is really rare. [Like][Like]

It's a very nice article, and the character's OOC is okay, but sometimes the timeline is a bit messy, and the author likes stones very much. It's great that this kind of article can be written like this. This kind of subject matter is very novel. Generally speaking, it's best to read without thinking, and the interaction is quite warm.

It's a very nice group portrait. Everyone has their own growth and thinking. It would be great if there were more extras. I really want to see the interactions of those special "children" when they grow up. My favorite is the part where little Snape and little Riddle read the teacher's notes together; and after little Albus realized that his portrait felt guilty about Xiaosi, he expressed concern for Xiaosi and even criticized his own portrait.

The author has a good control over the plot of the story, but starting from Chapter 153 when Aberforth is described as being like an old tree, there are many identical descriptions of the same person or the same expression. I hope the author can continue to work hard and strive for perfection in writing. (This is just my expectation for this book. There is no need for the author to feel pressure. I will keep pursuing it❤💓) Recommended! Recommend! Recommend ! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It's not enough to watch at all. The author's description of the characters is very detailed.

The author is amazing! These reflections are too profound and go straight to the core of the problem. The author is a liberal arts student, right?

The plot setting is so novel, the writing is natural and smooth, and it's very beautiful.