Harry Potter: Cho Chang

I have read it many times. It is a very good article. I want to see Professor Qiu He wear the original work...

I'll give it a 2. Haha, the first HP fanfic I read was in elementary school. It's been so many years... It's very cool but it really reminds me of my childhood.

Abraxas Malfoy died of dragon pox, which is an infectious disease... Why do a bunch of people think he died of syphilis based on incorrect translations?

Thank you to the author for showing us another possibility of the magical world ~ This is also the first time I have seen an idea of ​​the division of interests in post-war reconstruction. The author's views on some plots of the book HP are really unique, and the happiness brought to us by the fandom is not to provide another angle to interpret the world? ('ω')? Hahahaha, there are so many conjectures that are really scary to think about. Well, although the emotional scene between Qiu and the professor at the beginning was so awkward that I almost gave up the article, I still deeply remember the professor's words, "Little one, are you challenging my endurance?" Hahahaha

In other words, the author has greatly reinterpreted Harry Potter from another perspective, or an adult perspective. "We are not afraid to think of others in the darkest way." Well, it's quite novel and watchable, not bad, hahaha.

Haha, is this a Harry Potter fan? I advise you to remove the words "Harry Potter fan", because this article is just a shell without a soul, and the characters are all OOC. As a student studying abroad, I translated the first chapter of this article to some of my potterhead classmates. After reading the entire article, they all felt that Chinese Ham fans are all fake Ham fans. One of them even cursed, saying how could Snape be like this? I suspected that the author was out of his mind.

The heroine's golden finger was too open throughout the whole process, and the professor was basically OOC and felt too gentle for no reason.

The logic of the article cannot withstand scrutiny and a group of people cheered me down. I was really drunk.

Platinum? It's obviously light yellow! Noble? There is no such thing as nobility in the magic world. Godfather? Haha, go read the original work. The Malfoy family immigrated to England from France in the 17th century. In order to plunder wealth and please the Queen in the Muggle world, they obtained titles and fiefs.

I feel that the author only has her pitiful science and engineering logic to show off. I don't know where she can feel a sense of superiority when facing the original work and the original author... But I still finished reading this article with my roommate while complaining. There are four different types of magic cultivation, forget this. With so many golden fingers and the inheritance of two orthodox energy systems, the heroine still gives the impression of a pure-blooded melon. Or the kind that makes you stupid when reading physics and chemistry?