Harry Potter: I Raised Voldemort into a Holy Lord

Really good-looking! ! What kind of Tom will Mr. Ding's resourcefulness teach him? So looking forward to it! But it's a bit awkward, what should I do? [Love][love] Who knows? Although Tom is still very young now, Mr. Ding, who is super strategist, VS Tom, who is extremely smart and full of ambitions, is the best of both worlds! ! ! Looking forward to what happens when Tom grows up! ! Family-friendly ones are fine too! Mr. Ding is Tom's real mentor!

The straight man's actions are neither gentle nor serious, and Tom is almost being trained like a dog by Ding. Very beautiful! ! ! ˶>ᗜ<˶

This is really one of my favorite HP fanfics I have ever read, it makes me feel like it is different from other fanfics. There is always a setting in other articles about Tom - he is the product of love drugs, so he has no love. No matter what the protagonist does, they can't change Tom, because they are trying to use love and kindness to influence a person who doesn't understand love and lives in darkness. Many have written emotional lines, but the emotional lines are not drawn up all at once. They go from unfamiliar to familiar to important to unique. The emotional line in this book is neither too fast nor too slow, just right. I really like this kind of development speed. Then there is the portrayal of the protagonist Ding Wenlang. The protagonist gives me the impression of being cautious. He used a notebook to record the plot at the beginning, and became even more careful after being discovered by Tom. Later, he was tested in the magic world, etc. His strings were always tense, which always made me feel a little distressed. He is very smart, but the Muggle world is not peaceful, and the magic world is not open to him. Instead of being in the Muggle world and not knowing which day he will be affected by the war, it is better to choose another path where he has some information. He has no other way. He also went from being purposefully wary of Tom at the beginning to now putting each other in the most important position. Their story is very full and seems really touching. Although there are some small details of the timeline, it does not affect reading. Also, the author is so big, I'm so hungry! [Cry]

The writing is very good, and it stands out among a bunch of HP books that ruin the character. The setting is also relatively novel, the story line of Muggles and Voldemort. I saw a certain respect for the original work and reflected the theme that love is the greatest magic. Tom Riddle's character portrayal is very good. The writing style spoke volumes in the past, but few people read it now. You must stick to it and don't give up on it.

It's really good to read, and I read it in one sitting. Speaking of which, when the author writes about the relationship between master and apprentice (?), It's really not a big deal (damn it, I really can't help but want to break it). I beg the author to finish it (it's not easy to find a story that suits my taste) [Shy][Read it carefully][Read it carefully]

It's such a fairy tale. I feel so happy when I look at the master and the apprentice who are both powerful and sinister [Admiration]

I go, shocking and delicious [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] Straight men start with nothing serious [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] I hope the author will not stop updating. Can the author write extras? Just finish the main text and write about the movie. The original movie is now this Tom [Adoration] [Blow kiss]

It's so beautiful that it makes my brain take off. It looks good, can you please give it a try... Cp Tom and Mr. Ding... Wow oh oh

Please support me with five stars O_o Overall I feel good and the writing is okay. But the writing that exaggerates the sensationalism is not very good. The narrative is relatively plain and easy to read. There are some speculations about the world view of Harry Potter by the author in the article, but because the events happened so frequently, a few pictures were skipped, and it is not clear what happened (only for people who have not watched Harry Potter). But the protagonist's filter on Tom is a bit too big. Is it the kind of tinted glasses? (Tom didn't do anything particularly outrageous in the early stage, but the protagonist kept saying that Tom was the Dark Lord and was very powerful) What Tom did [in the early stage] is not considered very special. If it is very clever, it can show a little bit, but not a lot. Then I can't do anything outstanding, but then I do it very obviously (I don't quite understand this, maybe because I only looked at it in general?) Overall, it's quite qualified, and it's a good imaginative article. The subject matter is also relatively new. There is no heroine and no ambiguity at the moment. (But there are some people who complain about CP in the comment area. Is this a way to avoid lightning?) The author himself has more speculations about the world view and less descriptions of the magical world. The focus is on describing the possible connections between the ordinary world and the magical world. There are original organizations and the power of the protagonist, which may affect some people's perceptions. There are relatively few plots about the protagonist's early resourcefulness, and there is no detailed description of the protagonist's background and character traits. The character of the protagonist is rather vague, a bit startling. I don't know if it's the character. But I personally feel it's still within the acceptable range.

How can I put it, I was shocked after reading it. It seems that Tom should be like this. I hope that both Teacher Ding and Tom will have a happy ending. This article is really good. If you are a newbie, you will consider adding a bookshelf after reading more than 30 chapters.