Harry Potter: Violets and the Platinum Dragon

It's disgusting. Really, this setting is obviously very good, but what's the point of forcing Harry and Draco to fall in love? The interaction between Harry and Draco is not as much as that of the protagonist. Let's just describe it as friends. They are together as soon as they are together. The protagonist has clearly decided to get rid of the bloodline. If he has to wake up, he will lick the dog immediately. If he had known, he would have licked the dog from the beginning. I am really convinced. Since Draco knew about the ambiguity between himself and Harry, he did not realize that he had feelings for the male protagonist. This is the most contradictory. . . . Never mind. . . . Author, thank you for wasting my time

Ouch, this setting is poisonous. Luofel is portrayed so well, but he is actually written to deliberately seduce Malfoy. This is the first time I hate Malfoy so much. I seriously doubt that the author couldn't continue writing because of this. Malfoy is really unappetizing. Oh, I'm overly emotional. I'm sorry.

It's a bit disgusting. Isn't it okay to torture Draco as much as possible while eating the food from the bowl and looking at the food from the pot? Why should everyone be nice to him? Why should he, with his half-hearted heart and face, feel that the protagonist has no self-esteem at all? When everyone is with someone else, they have seen the kissing scene, and they are so dirty that they want to seduce each other. Is it sweeter to kiss someone else's mouth? Will the boyfriend who has been used by others be better with technology, better and more considerate? This pisses me off

I still don't like Dehard's pair of CPs very much.

I can't remember the last time I read this article... I just remember that I felt really bad after reading The Big Pit Vacation at Hogwarts, and I felt even worse after reading this article... So, I must have been so unlucky that I saw two Big Pits in a row...

It's really a bit too much for the author to fulfill the protagonist's feelings in this way. No matter what, Harry and Draco were together, and Xiaolong said it first, which made it clear that Xiaolong liked Harry. However, the author insists on writing Xiaolong's feelings as if he has feelings for both people and just thinks he likes Harry. I just want to say one thing, even if I break up with Harry and get together with the protagonist, the relationship between them is so understandable, right? Can you put yourself in his shoes, if you were the protagonist, would you still pursue Draco like that? The author wrote Draco very carefully. Real. It makes people feel that the protagonist is just Draco's emotional backup. Or is this article just for Draco and Harry? Personally, I feel that the author did not take responsibility for the protagonist in his novel.

It's really a bit too much for the author to fulfill the protagonist's feelings in this way. No matter what, Harry and Draco were together, and Xiaolong said it first, which made it clear that Xiaolong liked Harry. However, the author insists on writing Xiaolong's feelings as if he has feelings for both people and just thinks he likes Harry. I just want to say one thing, even if I break up with Harry and get together with the protagonist, the relationship between them is so understandable, right? Can you put yourself in his shoes, if you were the protagonist, would you still pursue Draco like that? The author wrote Draco very carefully. Real. It makes people feel that the protagonist is just Draco's emotional backup. Or is this article just for Draco and Harry? Personally, I feel that the author did not take responsibility for the protagonist in his novel.

In fact, the professor is not bad either~~What about Xiaolong Gong's aura?

Damn, please update, woo woo woo T^T

This article is very good, can it be written faster?