[Crossover: DC and Marvel] Regulus's Daughter

I originally thought his setting was quite interesting, but the more I looked at it, the more confusing it became. The heroine who has lived for who knows how many lives, the reborn Draco and the resurrected Regulus. And even after watching it for a long time, I still couldn't figure out which era it was in. One moment he said that Bella was in Azkaban, and the next moment he said that she came to visit Regulus, what the hell. I've only read a few chapters and it's full of holes. What a pity about this setting.

I finally finished reading it, and it really hit all my fantasies. Originally,

The heroine is always emphasized. Is the author a primary school student? And after reading a few pictures, I feel that the heroine is good. Is the author the author herself? Does she regard other Slytherins as idiots? Laugh

The original setting is pretty good, but the writing is like a foot wrap. I recommend you not to read it.

At first, I thought the setting of this article was interesting, so I read it. After reading a few chapters, I realized that I didn't understand what you were talking about at all. I decided to give up after reading this. I really understood the divine logic of the article... The heroine in the article kept talking to herself, and then various ways of highlighting the heroine's irritability, rudeness, and rudeness made me feel unacceptable. She does not look like someone who has lived many lives. Then he kept emphasizing that the heroine was afraid of trouble, but his behavior was inconsistent with her thoughts. He pretended to say that he was afraid of trouble and kept doing things that would cause trouble. Although the various strategies in the article were also very childish, this was not the point. The point was that when everyone knew that Draco was reborn and had never seen the heroine in his previous life, wouldn't Slytherin, with his shrewdness, think that there was something wrong with the heroine? ! The heroine never hides her differences. Does she think that no one in the magical world can do anything to her? He said he was afraid of trouble and slapped himself in the face, he was really drunk. There is also the article about how Slytherin will not accept her, and how a pureblood who grew up in the Muggle world will not be recognized, which makes people find it particularly funny. For a pureblood, the most important thing is whether her bloodline is good? ! If you don't have blood, you will really not be accepted. But in the same way, if Slytherin worships the strong, if it is really not accepted, you can only say that your heroine is a weakling, so I have no idea what the heroine's divine logic is. I originally thought it would be a good article, after all, the theme setting is very good, but such a heroine is literally acting every minute, and is slapping herself in the face every moment, and I don't want to read it anymore!

At first I thought the heroine was the crazy female Bellatrix.

Very well written, good luck to the author!

Is the heroine the crazy woman, or Isabella?

Is the heroine the crazy woman, or Isabella?

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