HP: A Dragon Girl Fished Out of the Black Lake

It's okay, but it seems a bit frustrating. Chapter 5 Snape said something to the protagonist because of Lily's death. ("I regret taking you home.") Although I am making up for it later. But it's still a thorn in the protagonist's heart. (Aurora knows this is unfair. It's wrong to anger someone who has nothing to do with her. But she can't control this feeling. Every time she hears the name "Harry Potter", she will think of what her father said on that Halloween night - "I regret taking you home." She knew it was an angry comment. Dad explained, apologized, and proved it with actions. But that sentence was like a thorn in her heart, and it still hurt occasionally. ) Later during Potions class. (She didn't want to answer. She didn't want to answer in front of Harry Potter. She didn't want to be a tool used by her father to compare the "savior".) (Aurora didn't answer, just watched the farce with cold eyes. Granger wanted to hit the ceiling with her arms to prove that she was not a fool, but Dad didn't look at her. He only had Lily's son. The questions he asked became increasingly difficult, and Potter couldn't answer any of them. Aurora only thought her father's expectations were funny. What was he expecting, or was he expecting Potter to be smart?)

A very novel topic choice. Among the many HP articles, it is neither an article about Long Aotian's entrepreneurship nor an article about a savior and nanny. Slytherin is the absolute protagonist, Gryffindor, the three little ones, Dumbledore, and Voldemort are omitted. This book forms its own protagonist group in Slytherin, Aurora, Draco, Theodore, and Pansy. . . The friendship between them is gratifying, and the father-daughter relationship between Aurora and Sijiao is even more touching. The ingenious collision of Eastern dragons and Western wizards creates different sparks At present, I feel that the plot of Noble's part is a bit abrupt. Although it closely follows the original work and introduces the unicorn in the Forbidden Forest, it does not feel that it is closely connected with the subsequent part of snatching the magic stone. As far as Gryffindor's news was flowing, Aurora and the others could have followed Harry when they heard that they were going to the fourth floor. Maybe the Forbidden Forest part foreshadows what's to come? Otherwise, it always feels like Draco here has been taken away [face covering] But the whole story line is super good, it can be said to be a group portrait of Slytherin, everyone is very charming [send heart]

The whole book is very warm, including the details of getting along with each other and the way he appears. It is very clever. For me, who is very picky about reading articles and never reviews, this is the first time I review a book. Overall, it is very good and worth reading.

Overall it's pretty good, especially the first part. I don't know why, but I enjoyed watching the first part. I really like how the protagonists get along with each other. But after the heroine's parents came out, especially the interaction between the heroine and the heroine in the latest chapters, I felt a little strange. It didn't look like they had just met for half a day. It made me feel a bit presumptuous (it's just a personal opinion. If someone who hasn't appeared for more than ten years, even a biological parent, would care about this in the first meeting, I would feel very presumptuous. After all, although they are related by blood, other than this, they are strangers). I feel very strange and don't like it so much. I feel that it was better when there was only Snape before. Only personal opinion

The writing is really great, and everyone in Slytherin has their own shining point. It's just that the introduction wasn't very good, and I was almost persuaded to quit. If I hadn't been short on literature, I would have tried everything, and I would have almost missed such a beautiful article.

I saw other books where I commented on myself, so I'll give it a try too [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

Looks good, good luck to the author

The writing is very beautiful. Come on.

Aurora's character is very three-dimensional and vivid, - ̗̀ ෆ(˶'ᵕ'˶)ෆ ̖́-good-looking

I just watched a little bit. But it's really nice.