The Wind and Eagle Wings of Hogwarts

I think it is a very well-written fan novel. There is no brainless Slytherin or belittling of the original characters. The characters are fleshed out and have distinct personalities. The above is my feeling after watching 2/3 of it, it's very beautiful. The remaining 1/3 of the ending is hard to describe. I guess it was because it wasn't popular, so I ended it in a hurry and moved on to other novels. Although it is rather stiff and monotonous, at least the author has finished all the foreshadowing. For this reason, please give it a thumbs up.

It's very good-looking. It's the only Harry novel I've read. The characters are realistic and the characters are very immersive. It's like there really is such a character who came to the magical world and experienced a wonderful adventure. The description of the protagonist becoming stronger is also very detailed, and it can be seen that the creation is very serious. All in all, a great fanfic.

It's good-looking, and the main text has no CP (there is a small ambiguity, but there is CP in the extras--the much-anticipated Luna). The protagonist is my ideal Ravenclaw. The author did not follow the original plot like many Harry Potter fans, but created a new setting according to the original world view. At the same time, the original protagonist team also retained a certain role. So that both the plot party and the original work party can be satisfied.

I've looked at the openings of the other three houses, and looked at the Yingyuan one. The plot does not completely follow the original work. I can only say that it is very courageous. Unfortunately, the author's writing style is lacking and there are many bad sentences. The early stage was good, but the further I read, the more I felt that the author was not able to write well enough, some settings were contrary to the original work, and the ending was too rushed.

Ravenclaw represents wisdom, more like a wise man who looks down on the world from a high place. They have more reason than sensibility, and most of the articles are emotional. Reason seems to have no existence, looking at the essence through matter, and genius is lonely. It has nothing to do with him when his friends encounter problems. Rather than letting me read it to the end, it would be better to make me blind. Every word of it hurts my eyes. I don't understand why he has to appear in my eyes to torture me.

Inexplicable original characters, and every time the plot has a relationship with these people, I will be speechless. The first part is okay. From the middle period, the protagonist transforms into a Gryffindor-style Ravenclaw. When things happen, he says he doesn't care and then participates in various ways. The Ravenclaw-style learning knowledge disappears and becomes dealing with all kinds of mistakes. The knowledge learning is rushed through. The most disgusting one appears is the 12-year-old Savannah, who is looked down upon by the protagonist, but also keeps secrets with the protagonist. The secret is also a crush on the protagonist. As mentioned earlier, the protagonist is narrow-minded and will be punished. The protagonist was assassinated by her brother, but he did nothing and said not to show up in front of me. The outrageous plot also has original characters that are speechless. It is inexplicable and blunt. Also, the author is Black of the Snake Yard. From the student Snape Regulus, he has to write evil. The student is stupid and bad. Snape is dark and small-minded. After Regulus died, he was labeled as a pure-blood and a worshiper of Voldemort. There is a villain who is the daughter of Slytherin. Her judgment of the situation and shrewdness are added to the characteristics of the Eagle House. Even Ron did not write shortcomings, but the Snake House has no advantages at all. It is stupid, dark and bad. Then Ravenclaw, Helena and Professor Flitwick in the Eagle House are wise, the twins in the Lion House, the trio, Professor McGonagall is passionate and brave, Cedric the Badger, Professor Sprout is sincere and simple, and the student professors in the Snake House are stupid, arrogant, dark and bad. There are no merits. Sirius Lupin is still in his 80s. Regulus's heroic deeds are labeled as purists and worshipers of Voldemort. There are many Ravenclaws in the early period, and there are many Gryffindors in the middle and later periods. They spare no effort to write about black Slytherins. I went to Ravenclaw, and then I inexplicably put on the Gryffindor house uniform, put on super thick colored glasses, and started to slander Slytherin. It was speechless and inexplicable.

The details are well described and the story is well organized. I highly recommend it.

Fat intestines look good! (๑•॒̀ ູ॒•́๑) La la la

Whether intentionally or accidentally, the author made many of the supporting characters less likable. Then the protagonist gives people the feeling of being in a hurry, and everyone has to help a bunch of virgins. It was very uncomfortable to watch. I didn't know what happened next, and I didn't watch much.

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