[Multiple heroines + lighthearted + no System]
When Leon S. Kennedy becomes a professor at Hogwarts, will the tragedies of the original story happen all over again?
When Leon realizes that everyone is his wing, can he avoid Ada Wong’s barrage of Avada Kedavras?
Pudge vs. Voldemort
Ada Wong vs. Ashley, Helena, Claire, Grace, and Sherry (?)
Ada Wong: “Little Leon, you’re such a naughty boy. I really ought to tie you up.”
Ashley: “I said my father is the British Prime Minister. Are you deaf?”
Grace: “L-Le... Leon, that woman in red is so scary~”
Chris: “I’m leaving it to you to carry on the red bloodline.”
Sherry: “Watching the drama with a straight face.”
Helena: “Leon, hide desuwa.”
P.S. This is my first book, so feel free to point out any issues. You can also read it even if you’re unfamiliar with either series.
(May contain mild OOC.)
When will this plot of rescuing Ashley end? As a reminiscence part, it feels a bit too long. The heroine in the introduction is Ashley, and Ada is in the memories of the plot of Life 4. Personally, I feel that there should be as few memories as possible. It does not help the current plot and the emotional development of the heroine. For me who knows the plot of Life 4, it is really interesting to change the world view and write it, but I really don't have the desire to follow the story after reading fifty or sixty chapters at a time. I am still looking forward to the development of the story with the heroine in the future. Why are there less and less? Are you ready to cut it?
The setting is very novel, and the plot and writing are not top-notch, but they still look good. Regarding the description of Ada, I personally feel that there is no need to emphasize Ada too much. I think his rejection of feelings is more of the numbness of continuous war and the acquiescence that his own ending will be tragic. Therefore, his rejection should come from his sense of responsibility. If he cannot treat her well, he will never delay others. Of course, if there is something wrong with my understanding, please point it out. After all, I have only played Resident Evil 9. The previous ones are more about taking the initiative to understand because of Resident Evil 9, 🤭
The writing is quite good, but there is just a little too little. In addition, the landlord's daughter, I am also quite optimistic about it. Unfortunately, the writing is quite good, but there is just a little too little. Plus, in fact, the landlord's daughter, I am also quite optimistic about it, but there are not many scenes. I think Ashley is the heroine. As for King Ada, forget about it.
Looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good
The concept of this book is very novel among tomato biochemistry fans, and the writing is also very good. Unfortunately, it may not be read by many people, and the author has no motivation to update it. Updates every two days are really not enough to read. Come on, author.
Emmm, this is my first time seeing Harry Potter in the Resident Evil worldview. It's quite interesting. The author's creativity is good. Keep up the good work 🤔
It's a magical fusion but surprisingly reasonable 🤦
I'm stuck, the writing is really good, especially the battle about spells, it's very touching.
The stitches 🤦 [OK] really look like that.
It's very in line with my taste, so don't keep it private. The male protagonist design, anyway, I think it's good, mature and stable.