HP: As the Dark Lord’s Sister, I Walk on Thin Ice

Those who prefer strong female leads or want to read stories about doting on younger sisters should avoid this. This book emphasizes realism; Tom's personality is almost entirely true to the original character, with minimal out-of-character moments. The female lead isn't strong and is constantly bullied and disliked by the malicious Tom (currently in her second year of high school).

This is quite interesting. Finally, I've seen a story where Tom is Tom's brother, but it's not about Tom doting on his sister. I think this is more in line with Tom's character in the original story, quite fitting, right? Great read! Keep up the good work, author!

The author's writing is truly captivating, and the style is excellent. Tom is indeed very faithful to the original work... I suggest those who are hardcore fans of female protagonists don't read this; if you do, you'll cry your eyes out like I did. Because it's genuinely heartbreaking...

It's really good! Looking forward to the rest of the story. It feels like Tom and I are like siblings on opposing sides. It feels like the restrictions Tom left behind are like a prison; they might as well put all the Horcruxes inside to imprison them, then the female lead could chat with Tom at different stages of his life 23333333 😄

Very delicious... The setting is novel, and the characters are very faithful to the original work, so it doesn't feel out of character. The overall atmosphere of the story is rather dark and gloomy (?). Please let the two siblings continue to hate each other like this. The terrible and delicate relationship between Lori and Tom is written so well...

This is truly, truly, truly the most Tom-like book I've ever read, bar none. Absolutely no OOC (out-of-character) moments; it's exactly the kind of thing Tom would do. The author really writes so well.

I can't take it anymore! I hope the author won't let the female lead suffer too much later on, and that she gets a good revenge on Tom! 😠

While the premise is novel, the writing style and plot arrangement effectively support the entire story. The characters are well-developed, and by chapter twenty-something, a chilling atmosphere permeated the text, further enhanced by the first-person narrative. It's truly a book well worth reading for Harry Potter fans, although the female lead's life is so difficult that I often had to switch to other books to relax.

Give myself a rating 🤭🤭🤭

It's quite interesting, but I'd like to ask if Tom is the main couple. I'm asking in advance because I'm having trouble accepting that Tom is the main couple in this plot development. If he is, I can set a barrier in advance. Also, the author writes well, and the plot is quite engaging.