I am a male C fan and a HP fan who likes to see life in the magical world from different perspectives. Please be sure to pay attention to the author's warning before reading the article, and don't eat it if it doesn't suit your taste.
It's a story about a young couple falling in love. The plot basically overlaps with the original work, including kicking the lunch box, but it's rather abrupt and doesn't have a good plot idea. The main content is about falling in love. The first time I read it I thought it looked very good, but the second time I found it the writing was a bit dry and there were many punctuation errors. You can still take a look.
The writing, plot, logic and characters are all good. There is no cp in the main text. The heroine is very strong and the plot is flowing. The first play is amazing, and the second play is also good.
It's the same author as everyone else, and it's currently being serialized. It's a bit fatter. What first attracted me to it was the author's introduction: "Supervisors can blow their subordinates' mouths." I was fascinated by the author. I also found this sentence particularly interesting [Please].
It is a relaxed and everyday life in the magical world from the perspective of the heroine Della. This article is from 2018. Some of the characters in the article have relatively "conservative" thoughts. It is not recommended for friends with a strong sense of subjectivity. The heroine is very love-minded in the early stage and has a growth line. It's the first fanfic I've ever read, and it's very special to me.
My fan top1
The author's control of the characters is very precise, the writing is smooth, the plot and description are humorous, and the second reading experience is also very good. The non-protagonist characters are also written very smartly and likeable, such as Tonks, Lupin, Sirius, etc. He is very good at describing the emotional bonds between people through some small details. After reading this article, I started listening to Best Bad Friends, and every time I cycled through the playlist of Best Bad Friends, I would think of the Luomi Trio [Poor].
Top2
The heroine has a strong sense of subjectivity, and the writing has a very real feeling. The writing style is mature, and both the emotional line and the heroine's growth line are very well written. It follows the ending of the original work, and the content is entirely about the heroine's life at Hogwarts. There are not many main storylines involved, so it is good to watch.