Harry Potter: The Pure-Blood Heiress of Hogwarts

The heroine is quite cute, a beautiful pure-blooded and arrogant little princess, but there are too many quarrels and the scolding of the heroine made me tired after watching it. Also, when will they take revenge? Blake and James started to complain when they saw the heroine. They wanted to slap the heroine, but they felt helpless across the screen. By the way, is there a relationship between the heroine and her brother? I always feel that this is what it means. The brother and sister are quite cute. I originally thought that the brother did not care about his sister at all.

James here is really annoying, a complete campus bully. Throw feces on the heroine in public. I can't imagine how scary it would be in reality

The Slytherin flavor is too authentic, the princess is here, and the Marauder is terrible from the Slytherin perspective. The heroine's slightly unworldly flavor is really wonderful. Changes are called growth, and unchanged are called Princesses. It's shocking and delicious. Oh, by the way, this book is very new, and the introduction of the book is very short. Let me tell you my thoughts after reading it. The heroine is a pure-blooded Slytherin genius who is not connected with the world. The wizard blood is supreme. She has a feeling of innocence and cruelty. The male protagonist is unknown and slightly charming.

It's so fun to watch. The arrogant brother hiding his sister's control is the best. Can you please arrange a plot for James, a foul-mouthed guy, who can't love you? It's so infuriating 😢 😢 😢

It's pretty good to watch, but as a heroine who is number one in grade, with excellent family background, appearance, and grades, I feel that her leadership and attractiveness are largely not written about. Her leadership skills and attractiveness are directly praised. I feel that some side highlights and descriptions are needed, such as writing from the perspective of suitors or professors. However, I feel that the excellence of the heroine is not actually highlighted. After all, with such a good family background and ability, she will always be sought after by thousands of people.

As far as my personal subjective feeling is concerned, the dialogue on the train in the original book prompted the Marauders to start teasing Snape from the first to third years in the early years. I was very disgusted. Looking at the comment area, some people support the lion Sirius + James taking the position. Uh-huh, James obviously cares about his original official partner Lily. How to explain that he actually took the position later? I had good feelings when I was young, but it's all in the past tense... I don't like this kind of fanfic

It's very interesting. I found this book today and I read it all in one go. The heroine is a standard pure-blood person. Finally, she is not the kind of character who was born in a pure-blood family and secretly opposes pure-blood ideas (I have always thought that such a character is very unreasonable.) In addition to being an extreme pure-blood, she is quite upright and has a high emotional intelligence. She also gradually began to have her own subjective thoughts after coming into contact with many people. Her thoughts have undergone a process of change. I feel that the author's outline is very clear. It's great to be a heartthrob. Remus does have a lot of scenes, but I feel like he is also an important link between the heroine and the predators to conquer James and Sirius. One minor point that is annoying is that the heroine promised to wait for the opportunity to take revenge and go back to James and the others, but then she seemed to have forgotten it. Now the relationship between James and the heroine can be said to have basically reconciled and they have apologized. It feels like it is impossible to take revenge and go back under this situation. I hope Evan will be fine. I feel like he has been successfully brainwashed by Tom. Although he is not a good person, he is a good brother, so from the perspective of the heroine, I still hope that their family will be fine.

It's super beautiful, and the writing is very immersive. The real Hogwarts will not be biased in one direction. Whether it is Harry Potter or the previous generation, there are happy and gloomy times. I just want the heroine to not get too close to Sievers because she can't stand a sloppy kid.

It's okay. The author wants the heroine to have a good time. They are all female videos. The heroine wants to take revenge and go straight to the big things. And I feel that the heroine's character in this book is the innocent, romantic and cruel beauty. So I have a small opinion. It can make the heroine feel like she is doing something big, and add a little innocence of the heroine. I think it's okay. It's a very satisfying feeling. Okay, okay, the author is great.

Evan doesn't have a CP, he's also sister Bao's roommate. It's so weird, so weird, so weird, so weird, really weird…