The Max-Level Saint Lord Descends on Hogwarts

Why do I think Hermione has so many scenes?

Okay, it looks good, the writing is okay, it's not a running account, the writing is not embarrassing, and the plot is reasonable. It would be better if there is no CP. Personally, I still like the protagonist Mo Deqiang. Hahaha. Is Furong the CP?

The author is particularly familiar with the plot direction of the original work, and each character of Voldemort and Lucius is well created. Take the scene where Voldemort orders Lucius to do something, for example, the sense of oppression is immediately full, the character's personality has not been changed at all, and the feelings are The starting setting of the main character, the full-level Holy Lord, is particularly interesting, and the rhythm is controlled just right. The protagonist is very strong, but he doesn't kill randomly all the way, and he does things calmly and strategically. Faced with the Death Eaters' calculations, Voldemort's conspiracy, and the various tricks of the Ministry of Magic, the plot is arranged step by step and gradually accumulates strength. The plot is linked one by one, and the more you watch it, the more addictive it becomes. The author's writing style is simple and smooth, and the story is compact and not wordy. There are foreshadowings everywhere and constant reversals. Even new friends who have not read the original work can understand it. Friends who are not interested in reading can feel free to rush in and wait for the author's update.

I'm okay with it, I thought it was the kind of book that directly comes to Hogwarts in a complete form and becomes some kind of ancient being. But no. The script of this book is that you traveled to this magical world, and then lost your original power, and you need to find it step by step. Well, although I haven't read a few pictures yet, author, have you forgotten about the Black Shadow Corps? In the original work, the Holy Lord knows a lot of black magic because he created the black magic in Hogwarts. There is no righteousness in Hogwarts, so basically it will not be suppressed. I hope to make these closer to the settings of the original work and add them later.

It's okay, but the Holy Lord has lived for tens of thousands of years, and there are countless powerful spells, forbidden spells, and alchemy in his memory. Even at his most powerful, the Holy Lord could destroy the world or even explode the planet by himself. Why do you have to learn their weak magic in Harry's world? And the combat power grows so slowly?

The writing is very good and fluent, and the plot is not stiff. It is much better than most Harry Potter fans. I will give it a five-star rating and increase the points. The actual rating is estimated to be 8.6-8.8. I hope it can bring practical reading experience to the fans.

Apart from the Thunderbolt written at the beginning, the content is pretty good and can be read.

It looks good, please update it soon. I have a question here. Is it possible to use the rat charm to resurrect the dead in the Twelve Talisman? In theory, it should be possible. It is not possible to give life to the four giants of Hogwarts [laughter]. Then use the whole statue of Merlin to resurrect Merlin [laughter] [laughter]

It's good to watch, the plot is coherent and not draggy, and the protagonist is decisive and not soft-hearted. He can also transform into the true form of the devil, giving the wizarding world a bit of a shock from the power of the East.

I want to know if the Holy Lord's Black Shadow Corps is still there, as well as the evil dragons it raised, and the Holy Lord should know a lot of demonic magic. Have you forgotten all about it now? Does the original demon dragon have the ability to open the passage to hell? Does the Holy Lord know it?