(Dragonlance in Harry Potter) A Glimmer of Magic

The protagonist's opening remarks are too strange for a British aristocratic child. It feels perfunctory.

Well, how does the author manage to have a Mary Sue style of writing sometimes and a normal style of writing sometimes? The writing is pretty good, but a little weird. . .

Very well written! PS: When I saw Wendy, I immediately thought of Barbatosje

Why do wizards who come from a world controlled by gods and come to a free godless world feel uncomfortable living in a godless world? Is it comfortable and noble to survive under the hands of the gods?

I don't think the protagonist will fall in love with anyone, so no CP!

An article with great potential, I look forward to it~ I support the protagonist Gong. He is a black robe no matter how you say it. Sacrifice or something is a matter of white robes or at least red robes In fact, I think that for Asris' age, even the longest-lived magical creature is just a child~~~No matter how tender the skin is on the outside, he is still an old bone on the inside Therefore, there is really no need to limit it to the next generation~~ From the four founders... Gai Demon King... Down to Xiaoha, even original magical creatures and so on are all options~ And they must at least have common hobbies and a common language. After all, if we want to get along for a long time, we won't be able to get along if there are too many differences~ Of course, let me just give you a little YY - if NNNNNN years later, Asris suddenly discovers that his little boy is the reincarnation of Nutari or something, that kind of embarrassing love scene

The time of the last update is too painful.

I am so happy in my lifetime!

It's very well written, I just hope it doesn't make any sense.

A familiar tag from Dragonlance Through HP. Another article with this tag that I followed has been placed in my lifetime series (Yuanmu