Harry Potter: Mr. Bones Wants to Be Loved

It's a very nice HP article, it's a nanny type but it's well written (this is not a bad point, most HP articles are like this, if you can't stand it, don't give it a low score just because of this, just push it out), the author has his own main line and thinking, the design of Eastern Soul is really good (not obtrusive at all). It doesn't overwhelm the combat power, the protagonist has a very good personality, like a little angel, the CP should be Hermione (the precociousness unique to HP novels), the interaction is really warm, the update is fast, the quantity is large, and it can be watched even if it is tied, 5-star recommendation.

Everyone says that Hermione, the heroine, is a bad book. There are not many good books about it. Why is it so bad? It's really hard to find a good book with Hermione as a heroine. It's rare to find a book that suits your taste. Come on, the author. I'm looking forward to the Triwizard Tournament.

The story written by Mrs. Is so sweet. After reading it for several days, it almost broke my heart. There is still something wrong with me now. It's the kind of desolation where I see the beauty in the world and then suddenly find that I have nothing. I feel blessed and envious for their beautiful relationship, but also because I am like a dark little mouse who can only peek at other people's happiness. As for sadness from the heart, an inappropriate metaphor is "The girl I only dare to like silently has a boyfriend, and they live a happy life, and they are each other's best partners. I am a little jealous but I also know that this is the best choice, so I feel melancholy alone at dusk, with an empty heart." This is probably how I feel. It can be seen from the details of the novel that the author is also a careful and gentle person, but I'm sorry, I need to read less of this novel these days. My heart can't stand it, and my heart can't stand it either. I want to vent, but I feel empty (´••`)

I personally seem to like this book so far. Perhaps the author's writing is not perfect in some places, which makes some readers dissatisfied, but the writing with the author's personal characteristics makes up for part of this imperfection. I am willing to give a five-star praise to encourage it. And just like Luna's growth in the book from being forced to accept that the Bent-Horned Snorlax does not exist to being willing to believe again, even if it does not exist, she is willing to believe, I am also willing to believe that the author has written this book well [learned] [grass has been planted] [please update]

I actually don't like the name Nanny Wen. In fact, people who like the original work will definitely have a preference for Sanxiao and Harry even more. To put it bluntly, Harry is the only protagonist in this world and everyone is his supporting role. The original work started out as a young adult novel and ended up becoming more and more adult-oriented. I really liked the relaxed and happy feeling the author wrote, which could make up for some regrets. In the end, I really liked how the author wrote Ron so well. Many half-hearted writers always wrote Ron as a selfish and impulsive person, but ignored the enthusiasm of this guy who secretly drove his car and broke the window to save Harry when he couldn't receive Harry's letter.

The look and feel is quite comfortable, the characters are full-bodied, more in line with the original work, and has its own thing. The description of the current villain Quirrell is not purely evil. I hope I can write about his human struggle. Come on 👍👍

It is a qualified novel with rich characters, a good protagonist's personality, a touch of gentleness, and occasionally the liveliness of a child. The description of magic is also very rigorous. It is a love letter to all Harry Potter fans.

The overall writing is pretty good, it doesn't feel redundant when reading. At least the writing skills are not bad. The author is also committed to creating three-dimensional characters. He has his own ideas for the description of many original characters and enriches their images, which is not bad. There are a few small problems. One is that although there are two female protagonists, Luna had basically no role in the movie for a long time, which made me think it was a single female protagonist. Also, the character of the protagonist is a bit too kind🤦. This kind of kindness sometimes makes people feel a little aggrieved. For example, it is disgusting for people who watch it in fifth grade. There are also some frustrations stemming from the author's commitment to describing real and full people and reality. However, the flaws are still not concealed, the overall quality is still very good.

It's pretty good, the emotions are delicate, and some of the plots are very accurate to the original work. Now I've seen 214, but where did the two heroines come from? Could it be that the other one is Luna? I feel like Ron has more scenes than Luna

Two heroines, Luna and Hermione. There's no big problem with the writing, it's pretty good to read, and the adaptations of several original works are reasonable. It's a heart-throb route, and it's worth watching. But but but, I feel like the author wrote Luna as an underground lover who can't come out to meet people and can't do anything with her. If she doesn't change it later, I will seriously lower her score 😠