It's a top article in my mind.
Pro-generation, SS-shou, the main character is the original Black heir.
The author is really attentive and vividly portrays the protagonist's protection of family ties and the entanglement and contradiction of having to become a Death Eater.
And it's a rare late-stage SS that's not too bad.
Parental generation, SS receives
The first part is quite interesting, although I disagree with the main character's protective attitude towards his sister, and it can be seen that the author doesn't like the Marauders and Lily, so he makes the other side look stupid and poisonous.
From the moment the protagonist's aunt comes, it becomes confusing.
The author likes to balance CP, so if you are an omnivore, you can join.
The descendant generation, HP is affected by
The protagonist is cold-faced and cold-hearted, which is more to my liking. But there wasn't enough sexual tension between him and Harry, and they still just felt like brothers.
The protagonist really takes every step of the way and follows his career path. After watching it, you will feel a little regretful that he failed to become the third generation.
It's a trap but it's beautiful and will be enjoyed by generations to come. The author does not blame the Lion Academy, nor does he forcefully weaken the religion.
If you stop updating, you don't have to worry about subsequent development and collapse.
Later generations, LM receives
The setting of the scheming protagonist and the Slytherin-like Harry is quite interesting, but the writing is incomprehensible and gives readers a headache.
Next generation, SS will receive
Sweet novel, the protagonist of the omniscient reader pursues Sri Lanka all the way. It's relatively easy overall, but I always feel like it's a little crumbling in the later stages.
The next generation is a trap but looks good.
This article really portrays the pride and bond of everyone in Slytherin, and shows the fact that the Snake House is excluded from the other side. Everyone is no longer a simple villain, and they do not deliberately black Lion House.
Next generation, DM receives
The first part was okay, but in the later part, I abused the protagonist. I originally wanted to complain about the plot direction and the supporting characters, but after watching the extra, I felt relieved.