The protagonist is Ilvermorny, who was originally studying in the United States. He was transferred to Hogwarts because of his grandfather's will, and then was involved in a series of mysteries. Ps. Updates discontinued.
Relaxing, the heroine is an orphan, Hufflepuff, has a cheerful and silly personality, and is a time traveler. The hanger is a bit big, but the rest is fine. The plot is very smooth.
I can't remember the content clearly. The protagonist, Slytherin, is ambitious and rational, and will have disagreements with Harry due to different ideas, which makes Harry very uncool and mature. CP Draco, Draco has changed, but basically he is still the same guy.
Very healing. The protagonist has a gentle personality and treats others sincerely, like a spring breeze. CP Penny has a long and thin emotional line and is very comfortable. You can see how he infected Penny step by step and made her better. The plot has the timeline of the parent generation and the original work. The arrangement is very compact and interlocking. Highly recommended!
It was a pleasure to read this. The heroine Ravenclaw has a rational and strong character, but also a little bit crazy and a bit dom-like. Although there is some pulling, she plays with Diary Tom from beginning to end, and finally "trains" Tom to become a loyal (evil) dog.
The heroine travels back in time, is a science student, and is a Ravenclaw. She uses science to explain magic. She grew up in the same orphanage as Voldemort, and seems to be on a reformatory route. The plot has original designs, such as the study of ancient magic texts. Overall, it's okay, CP Voldemort.
CP Voldemort.
I have always viewed the original character John as the only protagonist, but if you look at it this way, you will find that the protagonist's presence in the article is not obvious enough, and it is not exciting enough. In contrast, Tom has more perspectives and descriptions, and is more enjoyable. He really lives up to the phrase "Tom Su", and is perfect in every aspect.
The protagonist was originally an ordinary person (in the same orphanage as Tom), but because of Tom's blood, he became a wizard with weak magic power. Therefore, his magic power is very weak, and his strength cannot be improved in the future. In the end, he became an alchemist and studied under Nick Flamel. The protagonist is very gentle and tolerant, and cares about Tom very much, similar to Tom's brakes.
Tom in this article is almost a perfect character except for being a little paranoid. He is deeply loved by his classmates and appreciated by other important people. What's more interesting is that his goal has changed from ruling Muggles to improving the strength of wizards and protecting the magical world.
It is said that they are attacking each other, but in fact, I personally feel that it is more like being the host and the recipient (if John is the protagonist). Because although they all care about each other, Tom's care is more possessive and aggressive, similar to treating the protagonist as his own possession (this makes me a little uncomfortable). The protagonist's care is the kind that worries about whether he will be injured, cares about his safety, and his thoughts, but rarely interferes with his decisions, and is not jealous. The possessiveness is relatively small (almost none), and even if Tom repeatedly violates his bottom line, he will easily forgive him. In addition, the gap between the protagonist and Tom is a bit big, and they feel that they are not equal. In addition to Tom's "you are my property" mentality, there is also the gap in their personal force values, and the gap in the outside world's evaluation of them.
Overall it's pretty good and worth watching.
This article is very well written in the early and middle stages, with a large layout and a lot of original plots. It's a pleasure to read, but! Toward the end of the post, you can clearly feel that the pace is much faster, and the ending is rather hasty. I think it can be said to be a bad ending, and many of the foreshadowings in the past were not recycled. The protagonist even broke an arm in the end and became a squib. It is recommended to watch before the final battle.
Very beautiful, highly recommended! Drama direction, growth flow. The protagonist is Draco, who has no time travel and no rebirth. It is a bit like another branch of fate. In the early stage, Draco was not much different from the original work. He was just a rather arrogant young master. In the middle and late stages, he grew up rapidly due to the situation. It was very distressing to watch. I felt that this article was a bit sadistic, especially the death of Lucius (sorry for the spoiler), which was a little bit cheating. The text of this article is very delicate, and the plot is very well designed, with interlocking links and ups and downs. I like it very much!
The protagonist Hufflepuff, CP Sirius. The Lord's Generation feels like a cookie, mainly the story of the protagonist seducing Sirius into his arms step by step.
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