A Chinese Exchange Student at Hogwarts

Why is there another author who can't use "De Di De"? Is it the author who doesn't want to change it or is it a problem with reprinting? The first one or two volumes are okay, but the quality of the later volumes fluctuates, such as "Gellert" in the previous line and "Gettler" in the next line. Also, the author obviously said that he wanted to respect the original work, but in the end he directly stuffed the "Harry Potter" story into Rowling's mind, saying that the wizarding world would be exposed in the future, so that it would be easier for Muggles to accept it. Then came the war of the century, even nuclear bombs were used, and the secrecy law became useless. So what is the significance of Rowling's plot? There was also Lupine, who said he wanted to help him solve the werewolf problem, but after getting the person to the east, he was immediately found. The ending is even more speechless. After the war of the century, the end of the world comes again. A group of people are required to sacrifice their lives to fill it. They also bring people from the parallel earth. There is a big fight. In the end, everyone is almost dead. The protagonist repairs it by force and HE, WTF?

Good books but no one (*^ワ^*)

It is said that you should not meet someone who is too stunning when you are young. In fact, the same goes for reading books. The setting of this book is good, but compared with Swinging a Big Sword, it is still quite boring, and there are many forced sensationalism. And 💢Why do you want to hack our Queen Daphne in Chapter 15?! Praise the Witch King. Your praise for this book is gone (show hands)

I'm a little bit confused about the comments but I haven't seen many of them. Why is that?

I cried at the ending. Although some people may say that the combination of East and West is a bit cliché, it does not affect my enjoyment of this book.

Not bad to come The cup of fire in the middle is a bit boring, but the back is good But the ending is a bit disappointing Overall not bad

This book is also a very good one if you read it with your mind. Although it is a Harry Potter fanfic, it does not mess with the original work, and it can integrate and balance magic and Taoism very well. All in all, highly recommended.

To be honest, even if you think I am exaggerating, I have to say: This is the best novel I have ever read, bar none. When I read this book, I completely threw myself into it. For several nights, I hid in bed and watched, and tears couldn't stop falling from my eyes as I watched. It wasn't the kind of crying just for the sake of being tortured, but a hard hit somewhere in my heart, which was sour and warm. Do you know that feeling? It's just that the author Li Pei knows how to bring people to life. For the character Zhang Xiao, he is not the cold "Long Aotian" or a time traveler who only pretends to be cool. He has flesh and blood, he will miss home, stare at the moon in a daze late at night, and his eyes will turn red because he tasted a familiar taste in a foreign land. The Chinese flavor in him is not a label imposed by wearing Hanfu and reciting ancient poems, but the gentleness and tenacity engraved in his bones. He used Eastern wisdom to understand magic, and his "animistic" gentleness really warmed up the cold castle of Hogwarts. And the best thing about this book is that it blends the two cultures so well. How good is it? It's so good that you won't feel that "Tao" and "Magic" are fighting at all, but instead feel that they are a natural pair. Watching Zhang Xiao use talismans to deconstruct those Western spells and use our old principles to resolve the prejudices in the magic world, I really felt a sense of pride in my heart. This is not a simple suture monster, this is an embrace between two civilizations deep in the soul! And the supporting characters, Neville, Draco... Everyone is written as if they are standing in front of you alive. You will be heartbroken by their growth and moved by their friendship. The author does not treat them as tool people, but gives them complete souls. I won't talk to you about big words like structural techniques and narrative techniques. I knew that after reading this book, I felt empty in my heart, as if I was saying goodbye to an old friend. It's not just a story, it's an experience, a companionship. If you haven't seen it yet, please, go check it out. Believe me, this is definitely the book "White Moonlight" that you won't want to delete from your bookshelf, and you will even take it out again and again to reminisce about it. It deserves all the praise, because it really carves the word "good-looking" into the readers' bones. Finally, what a great book!!!!!!!!!

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You can definitely watch it with your brain