The Conquering Knight from Hogwarts

Really, Ron's personality completely changed, and his parents didn't notice it. And whether in the original book or the movie, Ron is not as bad as the author said. He turned directly into a gorilla, which is what I can't bear the most. Especially the wand. I can't even think of it. My Gu King Ron was made like this.

It is simply a strange flower among HP fan works. The writing is very interesting, and the combat part is also well written, making people excited. The most important thing is that Ron, who was so mindless and troublesome in the original work, is no longer there. Discrimination in the academy, malicious speculation about professors, jealousy of his best friend, and pettiness. The most awesome thing is that just because the actor in the movie has medium-long hair, a lot of people call Ron King of Gu. Oh my god, the Tang Dynasty is over. Both the original book and the movie are a character with no personality charm. Does he really lick his face? Anyway, the protagonist of this book does not have any inexplicable hidden strength like some cool novels. The battle is not sloppy at all, does not sympathize with the enemy, and leaves no consequences. It is still very comfortable to read. If you are tired of the serious and serious style of writing, you can read this book.

In fact, the writing is quite good and very interesting (as a HP fan), but when I saw the sentence "Nagini's descendant--Astoria Greengrass" in more than 300 chapters, I couldn't stand it. When did Astoria become a descendant of Nagini?

It's relatively average. I have too little stuff about myself and too much stuff about the original work. I might as well go watch the movie.

To be honest, this novel made me feel a little speechless. I am not against falling in love, nor am I against early love, but is it a bit too much to fall in love at the age of thirteen or fourteen? Secondly, the protagonist clearly knows about the snake melon incident. During this period, I even had time to go abroad with my girlfriend. Isn't it a bit strange? Now that I know that Lockhart is very likely to be controlled by Voldemort's Horcrux, he still doesn't want to solve the problem. He still pretends to be a gymnast. I think it's pretty good. I just want to build suitable muscles. There is really no need to train yourself into a bullfrog. I didn't really like the pairing of Ron and Hermione in the original book, but it's hard for me to imagine Ron and Hermione, who are the same size as an orangutan, together. So it seems that Ron in the original book is pretty good. At least it looks like a trademark All in all, this novel can be read, but I really don't recommend it.

The volume is a bit small, and it doesn't look like the King of Gu in the original book, but it's still very exciting, and it's a relatively good male novel.