Um... How should I put it? It seems that wizards are wizards and humans are humans. The two should be considered different races... In fact, the author has already spoiled the cp. Dobby, the house elf of the Malfoy family, is currently in the heroine's house. He probably followed the heroine after he married her...
What I said myself is that I have given up being single for ten thousand years╮(╯▽╰)╭, wait for the update
Wow, it will be updated soon! ←_←Waiting for you╮(╯▽╰)╭
Yingying~ When will the author update?
I read this in one go and it is really well written. I hope the author can adjust and return soon. I want to see the heroine and Lucius having a sweet time.
Ah ah ah ah, it looks good. I hope it will be updated soon.
Why don't you update it?
Ahem, I'm going to start writing my first long review in my life. I don't know if I can get a thousand words...
The first movie in my life was Harry Potter, I remember it was Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I actually don't remember the specific environment at that time, I only remember the shock that the fantasy world brought to me. From now on, I have no regrets. So this also makes me happy to write this long review. Following Harry Potter for almost ten years can be considered a gift to myself...
Having said so much nonsense, let me return to "Dark Eyes" itself. This story is actually not what I thought at first. At first I thought the author just created a story character, but later I found out that she created a new world, which gave me a very different feeling. I, like Harry Potter, actually like that very different world, a world that seems absurd but feels real. The background of this story is more fantastic and complex than the original work. This may be part of the reason why the author has introduced this background in so many previous chapters and the writing speed is a bit slow.
At first glance, this article does not seem to be that attractive. It is a bit like when I read a foreign novel. I always have to spend a lot of time to understand the background of the story, which always makes people feel cumbersome. However, fortunately, this novel is based on the original work, which saves a certain amount of energy. As we read slowly, as the author writes bit by bit and unfolds the story in front of us, the story gradually becomes flesh and blood, gradually increasing its appeal.
I have read some fan fiction that connects the world of Harry Potter with the world in other stories. Of course, the writing style has good and bad styles. I personally don't understand this kind of fan fiction very well because I always have a nondescript feeling when reading novels. It seems that it is wrong to say which type of writing style it is. Fortunately, this story doesn't feel like this to me. It seems to be a derivative story of the author based on the original work. It has more flavor of the magical world in our memory than the original work, but this also makes me feel that this world is not as real as the original work.
I actually don't follow articles very much, because it's uncomfortable to read incoherent articles, and I'm also afraid of forgetting the previous ones. However, I didn't read this article. Maybe it's because the progress is relatively slow? This is a benefit. However, I still hope that the author can speed up the progress of the story, because it is a bit delayed, which makes this article not very attractive, and makes me eager to know the subsequent development of the story. From the last two chapters I've read, it seems that the author has sped up a bit, so come on, come on.
I actually quite like the heroine of this story, mainly because the heroine is the most distinctive in the story so far, but even this most distinctive heroine doesn't seem to be particularly three-dimensional. (This actually came to mind when I was writing a long review today) The description of the heroine that I can recall is probably brave, kind, beautiful, generous, and a bit Slytherin's pride. However, I think the author should give the heroine more character in the later period. After all, the author uses time as the line, and the heroine should have different changes and richer character traits later on.
I read this author's first novel, and it's already very good. At least it's much better than me who always complains about others when I can't write anything. From the beginning of reading, I felt that the author wanted to tell a big story, so he dug a big hole for himself. Come on, come on, don't abandon the hole.
Come on↖(^ω^)↗
The pairing of Shakespeare and Qiong Yao
Um... How should I put it? It seems that wizards are wizards and humans are humans. The two should be considered different races... In fact, the author has already spoiled the cp. Dobby, the house elf of the Malfoy family, is currently in the heroine's house. He probably followed the heroine after he married her...
What I said myself is that I have given up being single for ten thousand years╮(╯▽╰)╭, wait for the update
Wow, it will be updated soon! ←_←Waiting for you╮(╯▽╰)╭
Yingying~ When will the author update?
I read this in one go and it is really well written. I hope the author can adjust and return soon. I want to see the heroine and Lucius having a sweet time.
Ah ah ah ah, it looks good. I hope it will be updated soon.
Why don't you update it?
Ahem, I'm going to start writing my first long review in my life. I don't know if I can get a thousand words... The first movie in my life was Harry Potter, I remember it was Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I actually don't remember the specific environment at that time, I only remember the shock that the fantasy world brought to me. From now on, I have no regrets. So this also makes me happy to write this long review. Following Harry Potter for almost ten years can be considered a gift to myself... Having said so much nonsense, let me return to "Dark Eyes" itself. This story is actually not what I thought at first. At first I thought the author just created a story character, but later I found out that she created a new world, which gave me a very different feeling. I, like Harry Potter, actually like that very different world, a world that seems absurd but feels real. The background of this story is more fantastic and complex than the original work. This may be part of the reason why the author has introduced this background in so many previous chapters and the writing speed is a bit slow. At first glance, this article does not seem to be that attractive. It is a bit like when I read a foreign novel. I always have to spend a lot of time to understand the background of the story, which always makes people feel cumbersome. However, fortunately, this novel is based on the original work, which saves a certain amount of energy. As we read slowly, as the author writes bit by bit and unfolds the story in front of us, the story gradually becomes flesh and blood, gradually increasing its appeal. I have read some fan fiction that connects the world of Harry Potter with the world in other stories. Of course, the writing style has good and bad styles. I personally don't understand this kind of fan fiction very well because I always have a nondescript feeling when reading novels. It seems that it is wrong to say which type of writing style it is. Fortunately, this story doesn't feel like this to me. It seems to be a derivative story of the author based on the original work. It has more flavor of the magical world in our memory than the original work, but this also makes me feel that this world is not as real as the original work. I actually don't follow articles very much, because it's uncomfortable to read incoherent articles, and I'm also afraid of forgetting the previous ones. However, I didn't read this article. Maybe it's because the progress is relatively slow? This is a benefit. However, I still hope that the author can speed up the progress of the story, because it is a bit delayed, which makes this article not very attractive, and makes me eager to know the subsequent development of the story. From the last two chapters I've read, it seems that the author has sped up a bit, so come on, come on. I actually quite like the heroine of this story, mainly because the heroine is the most distinctive in the story so far, but even this most distinctive heroine doesn't seem to be particularly three-dimensional. (This actually came to mind when I was writing a long review today) The description of the heroine that I can recall is probably brave, kind, beautiful, generous, and a bit Slytherin's pride. However, I think the author should give the heroine more character in the later period. After all, the author uses time as the line, and the heroine should have different changes and richer character traits later on. I read this author's first novel, and it's already very good. At least it's much better than me who always complains about others when I can't write anything. From the beginning of reading, I felt that the author wanted to tell a big story, so he dug a big hole for himself. Come on, come on, don't abandon the hole.