Hogwarts' Lone High Dragon
霍格沃茨的孤高之龙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The book is only moderately rated. The content is good, but the update frequency is too low; on average, it's just average.
The author should try to stay true to the original work in terms of dialogue and description, and use fewer words like "you fucking mua" and "idiot," as they make the reading experience feel jarring. Maintaining a certain level of literary seriousness is necessary. (Please don't criticize if you disagree.)
As far as I know, those who dare to put a lot of effort into writing romance scenes have all gone awry.
What is the author trying to do? They pulled Boruto right when Shippuden was at its climax, and now the protagonist is under a genjutsu and entering a fake world, right?
So far, the protagonist seems to be a realist, focusing on personal growth and self-reliance. Therefore, the development of the female lead is crucial. Ideally, she would be similar to Lily—kind but intelligent, serving as an anchor for the protagonist and knowing who is good to her. After all, we readers don't want a saintly heroine who applies double standards to the protagonist and antagonists. I hope the author will work hard; I'll vote with my monthly tickets in advance!
What are you writing? Is John's story over? Or are you writing a sequel? To be honest, your Fairy Wars storyline is very rushed, the plot jumps too fast. And this character development—Jack is already a Sophie, how could he be blackmailed? John wouldn't raise his son like this, even if he wasn't his biological son.
The original work disliked the four predator kids; school bullying is a despicable thing in any country.
I was just about to say this one is better than your previous two. And that's it?
Seriously, they should change the female lead. She's utterly naive and innocent. She had some charm before, but now she's not even as appealing as Alice. Her arm was broken by a goblin, her lover was chased and expelled from school by goblins, and she almost died, yet this female lead acts like nothing happened and continues her naive and innocent act?
The protagonist just reached his peak and then jumped to his son? Is the author only capable of writing stories about children? The later plot is completely unoriginal... I'm speechless. Each chapter already has so little content, I've been holding back for a long time, and three chapters are equivalent to one chapter in other authors' works, and it's all poorly written. It's a waste of my money. 😅