Record the Good Books You Have Read (No Heroine/single Heroine)

Rating: 9/10 (Completed) "No heroine" The writing, logic, plot, and characters are all excellent. The only shortcoming in my opinion is that it is too short and it ended just when I thought the story was about to unfold.

Rating: 8/10 (currently being serialized) (Single heroine) Highlights: Making Umbridge his subordinate and defeating her in her favorite field is really cool. The interaction with the original heroine is also very tender, and the rare emotional scenes are well written. Rating: It is considered to be of good quality among HP fanfics. It has an original heroine who is Snape's niece. Generally speaking, the writing style and fluency are good, and getting along on campus is very warm.

Rating: 7/10 (currently being serialized) What to watch: It's quite interesting that various college students seek death. Moreover, you can also gain a little understanding of some disease characteristics, which can be considered a gain. Of course, this is not the main purpose. Warning: The writing is mediocre. Rating: It is said to be about the creation of the world. The writing style is not great, but the content is interesting and can be used to pass the time in your spare time.

Rating: 9/10 (serialization is in progress and will be completed soon) This book can be called the most well-tested novel from the starting point. The historical anecdotes, locations and even supporting characters in the book are real, and the author also posted a lot of documents when writing the book. Regarding professional aspects, especially the physics part, the author gives very detailed explanations. Although there are many incomprehensible formulas, this does not hinder the overall readability and fluency of the book, and even adds a bit of flavor. But I think the biggest highlight of this book is the interaction between the protagonist and historical figures. Changing the regrets of history and advancing the progress of human civilization faster, rather than self-righteously preaching to the ancients or shocking everyone at every turn, perhaps this is the best purpose of traveling through time and space. The most pity is that the author is in poor health and can only cut down the original length, which is really disappointing.

Rating: 8/10 (currently being serialized) I feel like this book is a bit niche, but I still like it. The writing is very smooth. The author's update speed has suddenly become faster recently.

Rating: 8/10 (Completed) No CP, systematic, daily writing, the protagonist can draw cards from purchased scripts, and the world view is the same as the author's previous book "Life Game". The male protagonist is a protagonist whose mentality and abilities are closer to ordinary people, and the card characters are not stereotyped tool men. The protagonist's interaction and relationship with the Toy Spirit and the card characters are quite worth reading, and can be said to be a highlight of this book. Especially the story about Wang Erya is very heartwarming. The charm of Five Ton's works stems from the protagonist's sense of being ordinary to a certain extent. The protagonists in her novels are often not all-rounders, but rather have some special abilities, respect social etiquette, but at the same time are good at making good use of the resources around them, and finally achieve success. The protagonist is by no means the only one in the work. Other characters also have their own independent lives, which is quite rare. All in all, this is an adult fairy tale. I particularly like the part about the Magic Academy. It would be better if you listen to the book together. You can feel your imagination run wild, relax, and occasionally smile. This is not a novel with deep connotations, nor is it a comedy series or a simple novice novel, but a warm little book that returns to emotions, allowing you to recall the tender moments of those years. Of course, the shortcomings are also obvious. In the end, I felt that the author didn't want to write it anymore and it was a bit unfinished. Fortunately, the extra chapter made up for some of the regrets.

Rating: 8/10 (Completed) (Single heroine) It's a semi-invincible flow. It's a bit mid-level in the first reading, and the emotional line is a bit awkward, but it's still acceptable. The technology of table tennis is well written. At that time, the author said that he would release the next one as soon as possible. Unfortunately, he has not waited for the author's second book for several years. I don't know if he has opened a small account. I still regret it.

Rating: 8/10 (Completed) (Single heroine) Highlights: There are many magic innovations, which are very cool, such as the thinking cabin and the special patron saint. The duel he had with a pure-blood family when he was young was also very charming. Warning: Hermione was suddenly established as the heroine during the extra episode, which gave me a critical hit when I was watching it. (I personally don't want Hermione to be the heroine) Rating: This book can be regarded as the best among the HP fanfictions I have read. The writing is very similar to the original work, and there is no problem with the logic. It is worth reading.