The plot is quite exciting and detailed, rigorous and realistic, and the characters are very vivid. However, the most NB and precious thing about this book is, I think, the humanistic care, the kind of sincere humanistic care that Teacher Luo said, "You must love specific people." Based on this alone, "The Beginning" is enough to distance itself from ordinary online books (I think it can be used as a high school Chinese extracurricular reading). All in all a great story.
An excellent HP fanfic that does not damage the character arcs of the characters in the original work, but makes up for some regrets. Important event nodes are handled reasonably and wonderfully
It is a hp fan made to satirize a certain hp fan. It is weird but interesting. Its approach is like the poet Li He, unpredictable. But it's not finished yet!
There is a feeling of being written very authentically. After all, I don't know much about life abroad, so I can't say it is truly authentic, but this is the kind of novel that you will feel is translated (not because of the translation accent). It's logical, warm and even has a great sublimation theme to add content. Well, I've been around too much on the Internet so I can't praise the book properly. If it's not accurate, let's just leave it at that for now.
In fact, I really wanted to see how Arya absorbed the power of controlling [Insects] and [Destruction] in the end, and how Feist passed the long time and space trial, and what they did in the end to increase the hero's ability to fight against the strange insect plague. I felt at ease after reading that, but unfortunately I didn't write it. It's exciting, beautiful, and engaging, but the ending is a bit empty.
The setting is very creative (I would be jealous if it didn't take too much effort in setting up), the plot is smooth and has a beginning and end with moderate tension, and the main characters have distinct images. Well, it can even be said that there is a certain degree of thoughtfulness in the relatively relaxed reading experience, and several things worth discussing are mentioned. However, I think the last seventh of the book could have been written better. It was a bit sloppy at the end, and I always felt empty-hearted after reading the ending.