A Hogwarts Life with Satan's Bloodline
撒旦血脉的霍格沃茨生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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461Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
67kFans
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Anyway, I write fanfiction on Qidian.
No matter it's One Piece, Naruto, Harry Potter, Marvel, or even Dream of the Red Chamber, the appearance of original characters detracts from the overall quality. An original female lead is a major turn-off, and the more screen time she has, the more points she loses. I don't understand many readers who come to read fanfiction and then expect original characters?
As a descendant of Satan, is a single female lead appropriate? Give me a harem!
Q: A red dragon? You call this a red dragon?! What kind of red dragon is this?! A: A seven-headed, ten-horned, large red dragon.
A seven-headed, ten-horned red dragon, right?
Honestly, if Hermione's personality were a female lead in other genres, it would be a complete disaster. Her obsessive idol worship (worshiping Lockhart), meddling (constantly ordering others around), joining an organization to liberate other races (the one liberating house-elves), and being rigid (stubbornly adhering to textbooks) are all problematic. She only shows some growth in the seventh book, so she's really not suitable as a female lead.
Have you ever been a devil? Then you'll just write nonsense.
The author has no life experience whatsoever yet writes about the devil. Have you ever been one?
It feels so good to be a fangirl. I've read up to chapter 63, and every sentence mentions Hermione. Whenever Hermione gets upset, the protagonist goes to comfort her. And those who know Hermione's personality understand.
The protagonist can keep a dog named Mr. Pickles.
The protagonist clearly knew the plot, but why did I feel like he was similar to a native?
As a newbie, is the female lead named Yawei?