
Restarting Fairy Tales at Hogwarts
在霍格沃茨重启童话
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 826k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Pureblood Ron?
I have no choice. It's just that you made mistakes in other details. Ron, can you also write it wrong? He is so proud🤔, I really can't stand it anymore. Have you seen the back part and can you tell me how nice it is?
I want to ask, are you going to have a female protagonist in this book? There is a book by Qidian that is also about fairy tales, but that book had multiple female protagonists and became a harem novel.
There is a saying that it is quite difficult at the beginning without reading much First, obtain the position by directly cursing the professor. Then after Lao Deng knew about this, he agreed to the protagonist's employment. This setting is quite outrageous: in Lao Deng's eyes, what is the difference between the protagonist's behavior and a person who cursed the Defense Against the Dark Arts professorship decades ago when he couldn't get it? Then the author did not explain much at this point, and just said "this is just a fairy tale" to the protagonist and passed it by. It feels to me that the author wants to quickly reflect the magical setting brought by the golden finger of the protagonist at the beginning, and then forcefully pulls such a plot into it To be honest, the author would rather say that ① The professor does not want to abdicate and feels that the protagonist will challenge his professor's authority at a young age and compete with him for the position. He wants to compete with the protagonist to teach the protagonist a lesson. As a result, the protagonist fell victim to the Sleeping Beauty magic, which the protagonist was not proficient in (he was not proficient, so the protagonist could not release the sleep effect on his own). ②The protagonist studies the fusion of fairy tale magic and modern magic together with the professor? As a result, there was an experimental accident, and the professor accidentally fell under the spell of Sleeping Beauty, so he had no choice but to let the protagonist take over. I haven't read much of the subsequent parts, but for me, a new reader who just clicked into this book, the previous plot is really very discouraging.
Another hp + fairy tale. I don't know why it's so hard to survive this kind of subject matter. I hope this novel can be completed normally.
Brothers, all look over!
I beg my family, please read it every day~ Don't force the author to kneel down! When a new book is released, the most important thing is to read it. This determines the recommendation position and exposure, especially the fan requirements will be doubled. If there are too many adoptive fathers to raise the book, it will be over. Just stay on the last page for one minute and then turn to the last page. In short, it looks good, so collect it and give it a monthly pass. If you don't think it looks good, just curse before leaving~ Just leave something behind~
A bit stiff
The theme of hp + fairy tale, but the combination feels very stiff. First of all, the strength is already overwhelming at the beginning. The funny Tom Jerry basically represents invincibility. The protagonist's own strength can also bless the forest. The lack of growth details makes people feel that there is no sense of substitution. Then there is the fact that the protagonist's class has a strong flavor, and seeking the position of professor of divination directly cursed the previous professor. . . . What about the third generation of the Dark Lord? The protagonist feels like he wants to be portrayed as a fun-loving person, but the look and feel is very boring. The fairy tale world also gives people a sense of a running story. The protagonist comes to the fairy tale world and meets several characters from classic fairy tales. The protagonist goes up to the fairy tale world and meets a few characters from classic fairy tales. The protagonist goes up, the protagonist wishes, and the ending is a family reunion. He returns to HP to get the golden finger reward. The key is that the protagonist starts with an invincible attitude. The golden finger reward is very strong, but give it to me. There is a feeling that the cards are of no use, such as the cards awarded by Thumbelina to cast spells. The reason given by the author is to gain fame and fortune, help Squibs and little wizards, and change the spell-casting tradition in the magical world. Emmmmmm. First, this is not a fairy tale, a bit of a show, and it feels very utilitarian. Second, I feel that the protagonist is just following the outline, following the HP main plot, and doing whatever Goldfinger sends. The core driving force is very hollow. There is also a book called Batman, Stop Me from Becoming the Richest Man, which also plays a large role in Goldfinger. There is no mention of fairy tales in the whole book, but it gives people a sense of fairy tales. This book always gives me the feeling that it lacks the magic flavor of fairy tales.
It's good to read. As of the update, it's probably a good book. It's one of the better Harry Potter books this year. The protagonist has very high combat power and is basically complete when he appears. The fairy tales appear to be relatively familiar stories. The length of several fairy tale copies is a bit slow, but they are still acceptable. It feels like the plot of the Fairy in the Lake where she has finished exploring and goes back to visit is more appropriate. Opening a new dungeon requires a lot of writing to unfold, and it is difficult to write interestingly. There are several outstanding aspects in terms of imagination, such as the divination class and the protagonist's abilities. The Tom Jerry part is quite satisfactory. I still prefer to see weird abilities rather than simple tricks. The description of the actions of the cat and mouse is good but a bit too much.
There is a feeling of saving the world behind everyone's back. Why don't you tell Dumbledore the whereabouts of the Horcrux without any hardship? You have to get it yourself. Those who don't know better think that the protagonist is a careerist who wants to control Voldemort.
When did Lao Deng change his personality?
In the original work, Fudge was very reticent about the Sirius case, and Lao Deng just made demands, but not forcefully. Why was he so tough up until this point? When did he change his character? So awkward! ! !
Good guy, are all the authors who write Harry Potter now continuing their work? If one stops, there will be a sequel with a similar theme.