Cp Riddle, this time the Dark Lord served as the professor of the Defense Against Dark Arts course, and fell in love with the heroine during the teaching process
A story about a truly evil woman, the child of Voldemort and Bella. I really look forward to the heroine becoming the third generation Dark Lord. I don't know when the series will be completed.
CP Lucius is a bit sadistic, and actually not to my liking, but I like Lucius in this book, so I recommend it. (Demining: Lucius still married Narcissa and gave birth to Draco, and the heroine also married Sirius and gave birth to a daughter) In fact, I think it is quite fair, one person and one person, but in the end they both divorced and got together. (The Narcissa in this book also has her own lover, so there is no deception)
A very powerful heroine, cp Harry, but I don't like the heroine's entanglement and hesitation about feelings, and she is not confident anymore. It is being serialized.
A very classic HP female protagonist, the heroine finally rules the wizard of the whole world, but I don't like Draco as the male protagonist, and I feel that he is not worthy of the heroine.
The heroine is smart, beautiful and hard-working, and the writing and plot are also very good. The four stars are because the heroine has a hard time, poor baby.
In a world without Voldemort, the heroine is very talented in magic. Harry is as proud and confident as James. He has been chasing the heroine for a long time, which is quite funny.
It's so immersive, and I'll feel very sad if the one I voted for is different from my own choice. The heroine is beautiful, strong, and invincible. She is the flower of the high mountains.
CPS teaches that the heroine is born with the need to uphold "fair" transactions. Whatever she does for others, that person must also do the same thing. Sometimes it's not enough for the heroine not to ask for anything in return, something bad will happen. I gave it four stars because I don't like the deal the heroine made with the Prince family (no spoilers)