Wielding a Magic Wand in Marvel

Good luck! This book takes the wizard king John Wick as the protagonist to write the story of reunion. There is a high probability that there will be no cp counterpart in this book (because our Lord Witch King is a straight man and knows everything about John)... New readers can read "I Swing the Sword at Hogwarts" first because there are foreshadowings between the two books. I look forward to the author's subsequent articles. Cheers to the author (ง˙o˙)ว

It is a sequel to the previous book. Those who have not read the previous book will probably be confused by it, so it is recommended to read most of The Sword Swing before reading the Magic Wand. Compared with the previous book, the author's handling of the characters and plots is more mature, and the title has made great progress. The problem now is that after joining the Marvel Universe, this worldview has become extremely large, including the magical world, the ordinary human world, Marvel superheroes, and a small amount of content created by the author. If (I mean if) it is not handled properly, it will easily collapse. But as far as the last book is concerned, I still have confidence in the author. After all, the previous book also expanded a lot of content.

Seven Cats hp Marvel fanfic, but not Stitches. It is very consistent with the values ​​​​and settings of the original Slantlin people, but the update time is too bad 😂😂😂

I don't understand why writing about Marvel is long out of date, and the quality of Marvel's works is also uneven. Although plots from other works and original plots are also added, they are not well integrated and give people a feeling of being out of place. To be honest, the content is a bit perfunctory, as if he was caught up in trivial matters and did not devote himself to creation. Is the author planning to change jobs?

Is this the end? How to say it? This one is a bit worse than the previous one. The author didn't understand the nature of fan fiction. The previous one was more epic, with each grade following each other. But this one..., The article is a bit too bland. Compared with the previous one, there is basically no foreshadowing or details. It's too different from the previous one, which spanned hundreds of chapters at every turn, and some plots seemed a bit abrupt. Also, in this one, the author wanted to depict a very large universe, but the author was in a hurry to write it, and only wrote more than 500 chapters at all. It's incomplete. The previous one only had the seventh grade plus the decisive battle in the last two years, and there were already more than 800 chapters. But in this novel, the story should be more complicated, and there are so many characters, but the details are not enough, and it is not memorable at all. Characteristic characters. The interaction between the members of the Star Society in the previous film is completely gone. In addition to power confrontation and fighting monsters, they also need to rest. Jin and Heinrich, Malfoy and Potter, even if they are not the real Witch King, there should always be some interaction with the new characters, right? But no, the daily interaction between the protagonists is also very important, otherwise it would be impossible to establish a character's personality. In this novel, there is only one Tony whose personality is relatively complete, and the ending is too confusing. The endings of many characters are not explained clearly. Hermione was given two close-ups in this movie. I thought she would complete the fateful loop by blocking an attack as the protagonist, but it ended? And Daphne, how many people were upset about the last part? Didn't you, the author, count it in your mind? I originally thought that John, who said the critic was selfish, could fulfill our wishes for us, but it turned out not to be the case. The real Witch King came out later. What about his wedding to Daphne? It doesn't matter if you make a side story, the other members of the Star Club don't have much role in this one. Then the character's personality has changed. The John we like is a Slytherin who is selfish but also has the essence of Gryffindor. He will endure the Cruciatus Curse in order to save his friends' parents, and he will also touch taboos in order to bring his friends back to life. But in this movie, John has the mentality of a passerby. He has no deep bond with anyone, and there are also the protagonist's family members Watson, Ariana, and Mrs. Wick. In any case, the essence of the protagonist John is to love his family. The author also explained this in the article. We know that Marvel appears in the form of movies, and the continuity is too different. We can only hope that the DC part will be better in the future.

As a sequel, this book fills in many pitfalls of the previous work, and the logic is consistent. There are slight signs of unfinished construction at the end, but the author obviously wants to write the book well. The final ending can completely show the author's intention to make this book a god. It is no exaggeration to say that he almost did it. As a fanfic, it is recommended to read the first book first to understand the sentence "power is supreme"! The rune snake has three heads, the critic, the sleepwalker, and an "I" at the center. It's almost like a god. Except for the ending that was not handled well in the early stages, this is the best fanfic I've ever read. I highly recommend it!!! Summary: It has been three years since I followed the first part to the second part. As a fanfic, he is very good and has gained a large number of loyal fans. I highly recommend it. I give it a score of 9.3

The best HP fanfic, definitely worth watching. HP viewed: Highly recommended: This book ➕ Swinging the Great Sword ➕ Bloodline Wizard ➕ A Certain Magical Hogwarts ➕ Professor of Magic Recommended: Days of studying at Hogwarts➕Everything comes in threes➕Chinese students at Hogwarts➕I went to Hogwarts after being spotted by Grindelwald Not bad: The Gray Wizard of Hogwarts➕I am Legend➕The Invincible Academic Master The same theme as this book: Marvel's Hogwarts Wizards I have read so many HP fan novels, and this one and Swinging the Great Sword are definitely the best. Compared with Bloodline Wizard and Demonic Professor, they are the best in terms of subject matter and writing style. Finally, I wish the author to write better and better, update as soon as possible, and try to update as fast as a sow giving birth🐖

I really can't accept that Daphne has been staying at the bottom of the sea while Joff's party charges!

(Note!! Some people complain that the character of the protagonist is broken. Let me explain it here. The protagonist of this work is the critic, not the Witch King himself! He is a self-aware avatar independent of the Witch King. His actions are not controlled by the Witch King and is equivalent to another individual. The Witch King falls into a deep sleep, and the critic walks in the world on his behalf. Compared to the Witch King's Slytherin, the critic is more inclined to Gryffindor. His behavior and personality are different from the Witch King in many aspects. At the same time, because it is only a part of the Witch King, the strength of this book is much lower than the previous one, probably because most of the magic power is still in the main body.) Regarding the story itself, the world view is large and complete. The major events of the Marvel Universe are all integrated throughout. Many movies, including some independent dramas, are integrated into one story line, but it is not rigid. Many of the plots can be connected with the foreshadowing of the previous book. The character depictions are also very vivid and the characters are consistent with the original work. The trajectories of individual characters will change under the influence of the protagonist, but the changes are basically reasonable and will not appear abrupt. The author's writing style is still the same 👍, and I look forward to the sequel. Good luck to the author! Great book! Recommended! (For those who have not read the previous work, you can read "I Swing the Sword at Hogwarts" first. Don't be dissuaded by the title. It is really a good book, and the author named it in this style😭)

It is much worse than the previous one, there are too many paradoxes, and the writing style is not as good as the previous one.