Hogwarts: an Easy-To-Understand Guide to Magic

A more classic method is to look at what the protagonist is doing, whether to obey the rules or challenge the rules and create rules Female videos usually say: No one knows the rules better than me, let's see how I make you regret it Male videos usually say: You ants shall die, fellow Taoist please stay, before Spare your life, kill Under normal circumstances, if you change the heroine to a male in a single female protagonist, the results will not be bad (change to Danmei), but the female channel and the male channel are just a mess The fundamental reason is to see whether the underlying logic of the novel is the law of the jungle of the jungle.

You came to the wrong channel. You should go to the female channel.

It's okay to be wordy, but most of the time I'm a novice, so no matter how useful or useless the description is, I'll just write it up. The problem is that a not-so-intelligent protagonist will not be popular on any channel. There may be some people in Jinjiang who dote on it, but readers in Qidian generally prefer to be aggressive and decisive, and it is difficult to retain people with this kind of grinding writing style. I can't stand the first chapter anymore, there's a lot of psychological descriptions and it's of little value

Write a female video for a group of big guys who pick their feet😥😥😥

I have seen the transformation, the heroine has removed the carnivorous type and pure love. There are also people who are single or not getting married, but there are often people who admire the protagonist or are having an affair. What is the purpose of writing this?

A guide to magic that even a one-eyed, sunburned Ogryn can understand.

After reading two chapters, I can't tell whether it's a transformation story or a heroine story. Can anyone tell me?

Don't worry so much. If the writing is good, don't worry about anything.

I don't have any opinion on the issue of male protagonist and female protagonist, but after reading a few chapters, there are a few points that I am a bit unhappy about: 1. The heroine's family. In the book, the heroine and her parents came to travel and stay in the UK, and her parents gave her 1 million pounds (the family earned from stock trading). China's earliest stock exchange, the Shanghai Stock Exchange, was established in November 1990. The time in the book is 1991. Although the time is a bit shorter, it is still acceptable. However, how to convert RMB into pounds? At that time, it could not be solved in a few days in the black market to exchange so many pounds; let alone the visa issue. I hope the author can make some additions and corrections on this point. 2. How did Old Deng accept the heroine's wordless heavenly book from the perspective of outsiders? If Legilimency was used, would it mean that the heroine was reborn? Also, how can you be so confident that the heroine can read as she pleases? This kind of magical book that no one else can see is quite similar to a Horcrux in a sense. How could Deng allow it to remain in the hands of the heroine, especially in the year when Harry Potter was preparing to enter school? The author needs to make some additions or corrections on this point. 3. I won't go into details about other small problems, such as converting 1 million pounds into gold galleons, the collapse of the financial system, etc., But I have been thinking about what if there were wizards who specifically robbed Muggles and then exchanged them. . . No powerful magic is needed, just Legilimency, or even just stealing some things and selling them for pounds. . . I feel like if we don't fix this loophole, isn't it just a matter of using our brains to make a fortune? I haven't seen the rest yet. The idea is pretty good and the overall writing is OK, but I just feel it's not rigorous enough.

The movie "Eating Owls" is also popular. Whether you criticize or not is just a matter of whether someone recommends it.

Linked with Cardcaptor Sakura? OK OK!

It doesn't matter if it's a male video or not, just don't be as disgusting as the two books "Reroulette" and "Eat Owl"

As long as you can write something seriously, just write slowly. Maybe someone will catch it later. It's better than reading half of the book and abandoning it. Now that I see it, I'm looking forward to the next chapter.

The author must have come from a cat place, because the male videos there are rich in orange content.