
The Hogwarts Merchant’s Journal
霍格沃茨行商记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 409k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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121Chapters
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4.6kFans
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Personal Recommendations: Absolutely Excellent Works
A personal list, mostly well-known books, highly recommended. I'm working hard to uncover great works whose popularity falls far short of their reputation. Excellent writing is a must, and there must be no obvious logical flaws. Every book needs to stand out in at least one area: plot, description, characterization, or originality.
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Seeing the chapter about Mudblood, it says that Snape deliberately humiliated Hermione by calling her a Mudblood to provoke and test the protagonist. This name was Snape's eternal pain; his life's highlight was running into someone else's arms because of the word "Mudblood." How could he possibly use that to humiliate a student? The character design is out of character, okay? ヽ(  ̄д ̄;)ノ
Well, some people might find it annoying, which is normal. It's obvious that the author intentionally portrays it that way. Just be patient and keep watching, and you'll find it enjoyable.
Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this; they need to be updated quickly!
The writing style is flamboyant, but it's actually quite interesting if you read it slowly.
However, the more I watch, the more I feel that the main character is like a court clown, bowing and scraping all the time!
Why isn't it divided into paragraphs? It's tiring to read.
How did Anderson come up with that?
My five-year assistant has come to an end, it's heartbreaking. I wonder if the next one can keep me watching for another five years.
Oh, damn it, another great book. But damn it, I read it too early; there's not enough time to read it all.
One advantage of Avada Kedavra over guns is that it has no recoil 🙂