Tianwang's writing style has always been good. It's similar to Total Control. It's a bit suave but not embarrassing. The CP is Mr. Potter, if I remember correctly, it's Draco Attack, and a soft and adorable Shou.
Taunted the trio (satisfactory), the original German ancient noble attack, very powerful, excellent pure blood (pure blood is supreme!) Can protect Draco, the author's writing is good, but you can still see the traces of a novice, obviously the Snake Academy faction
Very well written, Draco attacks, and is with the Horcrux Crown, but his attitude towards the Crown always makes people question whether it is true love (just like watching Volde). His heart is full of family and hatred, and his love for the Crown is a bit sudden, which makes people doubt that he only thought the Crown was good and was willing to give him Scorpius to marry him. Of course, he was very happy in the end.
Draco is of Veela origin, and the plot is a bit like the ABO worldview being accidentally marked. The mutual ignorance of feelings and the raw temptation are very sweet. Of course, as a noble, he should obviously understand some emotions better, but he seems too ignorant, but it is a relaxing article without thinking too much.
I like the author more this time than after Rebirth. This book also contains my favorite, the extra story about their children traveling through time in the future. This is the second, or third, HP series Rebirth that I am very happy to continue reading. Although I no longer have a good impression of the other protagonist, this does not prevent me from revisiting this book.
HD, the story of Draco being made smaller by a magic potion. I don't really like watching the shrinking story, I find it embarrassing, but this one is well written and some of the clips are very poignant.
Well, actually it could have been three and a half stars. Firstly, Jinjiang did not support it, and secondly, it was a bit inferior compared to another series of articles by the same author, and was overshadowed. I have to say, it was like a certain protagonist covering up the charm of another boy. Hader, Double Life, the emotional drama was good
In the post-war novel, the character's character is well grasped. Harry is a little more evil because of his attack, but it is acceptable. Draco's tense, insecure, and helpless character is well portrayed. He is a little sad and happy, and as sweet as caramel. If I could, this is what I think is the best ending to the Harry Potter books.
The post-war story is quite realistic about the situation of the Malfoy family. Draco is Harry's financial advisor, and they have a crush on each other.
It was very well written, but it was a pity that the author disappeared immediately (I would rather believe that he went to Hogwarts). He had an aristocratic demeanor, a favored heir, and he was very satisfied with his status. Mr. Cp Potter, but he happened to be stuck in a volume that was not together. It was really great.