In the first book, the heroine travels between the two worlds of tomb robbing and HP, and the story lines are very good; the second book is mainly about the children's era, both of which are very interesting.
This is a new book, and the author has been updating it very steadily, with a sweet and crazy mental state and writing style. The heroine is the master of the Taoist sect. She was highly recommended by the Sri Lankan teacher and came to Hogwarts to be a professor. She started as a teaching assistant and is now a full-time teacher. However, his mental state has a slight sense of depression and epilepsy, and he is in conflict with Sri Lanka. He also raised Harry. It is true that he is a family of three in the new era. The emotional line is also very smooth, the writing is sweet but not abusive, and every detail is cared for, as well as abstract thinking. . .
I recommend an urban romance. Because my husband cheated on me with his mistress on their wedding night, I impulsively got a pretty boy. I never expected that the pretty boy is the prince of Beijing. Now I'm playing a big game. What should I do?