I originally wanted to streamline my HP fan collection, but my memory really doesn't support this task. First delete the ones that can no longer be opened and those that you are sure you don't like very much.
A very rare book, but there are some things that I really can't stand. The stench of Ai Yuejin in the comments is too strong, and the repeated "British Empire" in the text is also disgusting.
The suspense element is even heavier. An emotional story that takes place in a closed society in a closed circle. It's hard for me to empathize, but my fans will like it very much.
The twins in many articles are just two prop-like characters who only know how to play pranks, or they have been lusted after by a group of authors who don't know what brothers and sisters are, which is really disgusting. This article is very rare. It depicts two brothers who have grown up with flesh and blood. The original heroine also breaks out of the stereotype of fighting monsters around the original protagonist.
4.5 Stars. It might be better if there were no foreign prime movers at all. Now there is an unexplainable supreme power, which is a bit disappointing. Personally, I also hate the Jack Tom Sue politics at the end.
It's a classic work. It must have been renamed. It was originally called "Portrait of a Hogwarts Dressed Up". Not sure how I would feel watching it now.
3 Points. The author is good at portraying characters quietly, but the writing in this book is still too rough. ——It turns out that I abandoned the article shortly after the shooting. There are more than a hundred chapters left. I don't know if I want to finish them.
3.5 Stars. The older I get, the less I can stand this kind of writing that strives to create personal charm to the point of being exaggerated. The translation accent is also so strong that my Chinese grammar is often a mess, but I am considered the best in the same style of writing. The parts about magic and teaching are great. It's really embarrassing to write more action and less Mr. Collins.
Awesome! The setting makes the heroine's maturity and immaturity very reasonable. The psychology of boys and girls is very relevant, and the writing is very sophisticated and not blunt. It is hard to imagine that this author has written such a long novel.
Except for one or two major turning points that are incomprehensible, the psychological descriptions are very convincing. Although the author did not receive much encouragement during the writing process, he still insisted on finishing it, which is admirable.
It is better than other books in the same series, but the so-called "nobles" and the so-called "valuing family" can be forgiven. The so-called "protection" of Harry by Snape is still difficult to swallow when I read it again. Never mind.
Chapter 2 Gu Long got up, with no hope in his eyes. Dumbledore analyzed himself and wondered whether Voldemort's rise was because he did not give enough "care". . I can't stand it anymore.
This author's series of Harpo articles are all cute. It feels like she knows much more about the operation of real affairs than many Jinjiang authors, but she has no intention of taking a realistic route.