
Harry Potter and Morrie's Treasure House
哈利波特与莫里的宝库
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I finished reading this book in a few days It is the best among all the HP fics I have read I hope the author can keep writing If the author hadn't cheated recently, I really wouldn't have read this novel There will always be a place for you on my bookshelf 👍👍
A layman's perspective
I don't see many HP fans, but this one feels pretty good. After reading it, I have some small questions... 1. The protagonist is of course unique. He has strong martial arts and grows very quickly. Before the end of his second year, he has become a bug character who can rival Death Apostles and teachers in actual combat. He can even face a basilisk without any harm. I wonder what plans you have for him when you write the fourth or fifth book? I hope it's not too awesome and has nothing to write about. The ultimate villain will definitely not be a weak scum like Voldemort, and Dumbledore may not be able to hold it anymore, but judging from the character of the protagonist, it is not the White Devil who can open a harem or reform the wizarding world, so the ultimate pursuit is to revive magic? Or make your own nuclear bomb? 2. I don't know why, but in the few novels I have read recently, the protagonists are more popular. Maybe the authors are all warriors who have faced the bleak life, and they only pursue passive peace. So why are you here after teasing so many girls? I hope we can figure out who the heroine is. The success of the harem is a selling point, after all, everyone likes to sell meat on the side. It would be fine if you concentrate on writing emotional dramas, but I don't see this tendency now. Do you want to be Yang Guo? Although age is an issue, the protagonist's soul is not that single and simple after all. Only writing about vulgar friendships makes people feel that they are evil-minded but not courageous, and I am afraid that they will not please anyone. 3. One of the big selling points of hp should be that the detective solves the case, but the protagonist of this article is always confused and confused. Until now, he has not even figured out who the girl is, and the case is always unsolved. He can only go up and shed blood at the last moment, and have to compete with Harry for the scene. This is boring. There is a lot of suspense arranged, but I always feel that the arrangement is not good enough. 4. Then there's the update speed, it's so appalling, how can anyone dare to do it?
Emmm I haven't read it for a few days. Today I found a small bug when I read the content of Chapter 29 of The Secret Room and the author's words in Chapter 30. If possible, I hope the author can make appropriate changes. Let me say in advance that the following contents were all seen on Pottermore before. Since it has been a long time, I may not remember some parts clearly. I hope you can understand me. That article seems to be called "The_Quill_of_Acceptance_and_The_Book_of_Admittance". Regarding the roster of freshmen at Hogwarts, it is determined by a book and a pen. Literally translated, it should be called the pen of acceptance and the book of approval. According to Rowling's setting, these two things are locked in a small dark room and cannot be seen at all. It seems that only a few principals have ever spied on their work. According to the voyeur, the book is really very strict~ because as long as there are small magic traces, the pen will try to write the name on the book, but the book will only recognize the person when it feels that the magic fluctuation is large enough, otherwise it will close itself and prevent the pen from writing upwards. This way the possibility of the squib being in the wrong place is eliminated. By the way, Neville was sensed by the pen when he was born. Later, the pen tried to write Neville's name on the book many times, but the book refused. It wasn't until the story mentioned in the Philosopher's Stone that he was thrown upside down downstairs by his uncle and flew up that it was finally recognized. So Dumbledore probably won't be surprised... As for why I posted it in the book review section... I was afraid that this chapter, which was posted more than ten chapters ago, would say that the author couldn't read Orz
Regarding the chapter of White Hall... I actually have something to say.
Well, I actually have the habit of scanning each chapter every day. Mainly to give myself some motivation, otherwise it would be difficult for me to persevere even if my grades were so disappointing even if I didn't rely on novels. Then we saw everyone's comments on the chapter of White Hall (Part 1). How should I put it, while I felt like I was being hit hard, I was really a little bit emotional? IQ is off, it looks disgusting, the plot is childish and so on... To be honest, I have mentioned it several times in the article, both covertly and overtly, that the protagonist is not a time traveler, he is just an eleven-year-old child at that time. Yes, from the eyes of the big guys who have read too many online articles, the protagonist should not only be omniscient and omnipotent, but at least have a mature and stable mentality, and will not panic no matter what happens... He is the kind of guy who can defeat Voldemort's little thoughts by "smiling slightly", "unmoved", and "not panicking". But have you ever thought about whether a truly normal child would really do that when faced with the most dangerous murderer in history who kidnapped his best friend? Let alone Voldemort, if you were eating hot pot and singing at home, and suddenly a big centipede sprang out from your feet, would you be able to pick up the knife on the table with your gentle fingers and remove its head from the flying leaves? In a state of chaos, the only thing you can do is jump up and avoid it. The same goes for Brandy. In that situation, a normal eleven-year-old boy would not be able to think calmly, and Voldemort did make a suggestion that seemed promising at that time. Think about it, from your perspective, would you choose to gamble that Voldemort would not hurt Parvati? Or should I give it a try according to Voldemort's idea? Anyway, I won't lose anything by taking an oath? If someone says that Voldemort's behavior is childish... I have already mentioned in the article that when Voldemort passed the fifth seal, Quirrell was almost hollowed out, both physically and mentally. Under the premise that the magic power is already insufficient, but still has to chant a spell to get out of the first seal and get the magic stone under the trap door, do you think Voldemort will waste the magic power of a killing curse to kill Brandy, or use a trick to trap them in this room and die without bloodshed? As for physical attacks... Brandi has practiced them, and Chilo has already taken a lot of debuffs. If they really want to fight like that, they still don't know who will hit whom. Or do you think that signing a contract consumes more magic power than a curse? Many cool articles seem to give everyone the illusion that the psychological quality of the protagonist is better than anyone else in the world, that is, stronger than everyone else... Yes, I admit, it is really cool to see it this way, and I feel happy to watch it... And online articles must be fun to watch to achieve results...
When Snape spoke to Harry for the first time, he asked him: "Potter! What will you get if you add the powder of narcissus root to the infusion of wormwood?" According to the Victorian Flower Language, the narcissus Snape mentioned is actually a lily that looks like a narcissus. Its flower language is "my regret follows you to the grave"; and wormwood means "absence" and "bitter sorrow". What Snape actually meant was: "I deeply regret your mother's death."
This book makes me feel super good! Originally, Harry Potter was very young when he first started, but as a result, in the fanfic here at the starting point, the adult protagonists traveled through the past and followed the teenage protagonists, which was very inconsistent! And those who have harems, they really think it's perverted to attack girls who are thirteen or fourteen years old! (8-Year-old little loli is the right way, right? 😃😃) Support the author, come on!
I have read a lot of hp fics, and this one is really interesting. First of all, it is very funny. It made me laugh out loud just like the one on the tip of the tongue. And the setting that is not too cunning is also great, especially the high-IQ fic. Why do you have to read people with high IQs? People who are close to normal people are the most monkey-like. How boring would it be if the characters didn't have a growth curve?
Is this... Author still there? I'm still waiting to watch Goblet of Fire flirt with girls😄, the emotional scenes written by the author are still great
I want to say that I have read no less than ten hp fanfics. This book is definitely a good one. It is a very unique book. The author has made some small changes in many places that overlap with the original book and used some Chinese Internet terms. It made me very happy to read it. I think this is a highlight rather than a shortcoming (in response to the complaints of some people in the comment area). Even if the author does not make any changes to the original plot and just rewrites hp in his style, I will be happy to read it.
Are there any more updates?😭
As an anti-Harry alliance, I don't really like Gryffindor as the main perspective.
When will the author update?
Why……? Updated? Then I'll take a look (Xiao Sheng BB hasn't seen it yet)
I wipe. . . A long review of this book was sent to the wrong place. . .
What? Can this all come back?
Give the author a big thumbs up!
This book is so well written! The author's setting is novel and imaginative. I like the content of the protagonist's journey upward the most, it's really great! At the same time, this book does not have the common problems of HP novels (such as writing about college freshmen who mature like adults, adults traveling through time but looking for Hermione to fall in love, or even having a harem...) After seeing such an article, the plot has no pitfalls, the supporting characters have normal IQs, the protagonist does not pretend to be pretentious, the division of labor between the characters is reasonable, and the multi-line plot is integrated. My eyes are filled with tears!
It's very interesting. The author should update it quickly. It's not enough.
Among the fan works I collected, you are really great. I cheer you up and will order all of them in the future!
Come on, author. This book is great in every aspect. I just have a hunch that emotional scenes will be difficult to write. . It would be better to have a single heroine or an open ending. . Don't ever have a harem?? However, the already mentioned Hermione Parvati and the original school girl have already foreseen the Shura field. . . It's really the season of white photo albums again
In many works, the protagonist is Hermione. There are admirers and detractors, but there are no admirers! In addition to the mention in "Harry Potter: The Way of Reason" that "Hermione is ridiculously powerful compared to pure bloods and not like Muggles at all", she is a hard-working bookworm.