I'm at Hogwarts, and My Roommate Is Voldemort.

Aboriginal? If fan fiction is written about indigenous people, not many people will read it.

I will try to find some good illustrations in a while. Some of them are screenshots from movies.

It was written too fast, too complex, and too messy. It would be more appropriate to expand the contents of chapters 1 to 15 into 100 chapters and write the first volume. Now it feels like I'm throwing out an outline.

The two time points are too confusing, and the protagonist is still an indigenous character

In the past, present, and future, the protagonists of the three timelines are all unique, which makes the entire plot need to be promoted by the three timelines, causing the plot development to rely heavily on the characters constantly changing timelines, so it is very urgent, and the timeline development has become urgent But it is still good-looking, creative and never thought of, very good

The division between the past and the future is not clear and it seems a bit confusing Come on, author.

What a pity. What a great subject matter. The author went too fast, and some parts were not connected. It's a pity.

What if the protagonist and Voldemort enter school together, and then they start studying and part ways because of different ideas. Youthful confrontations began at school. After graduation, the two reached their peak strength and had another decisive battle. If so, it would be interesting. What are you writing now? Also write such a weak protagonist. Those who fail to keep up with the times can only be eliminated.

I came back and took a look and found that there were only two posts from readers. Is the work data a bit ugly? If you want to generate electricity for love, hold on?

Are there multiple timelines? My mind was confused when I saw it.