[Harry Potter Fans] [Tom Riddle
Lamia promised that she was just trying to return to before death and fulfill her great ideal. As for drinking blood, it was all for survival. She could only blame the blood of their wizards for attracting her too much. As for why the "food" kept clinging to her, Lamia said: She is a masochist.
Many years later, the wizarding world was in harmony.
"Why did you only drink so much today? Did you eat secretly outside?" A handsome guy with blue eyes touched her bulging belly.
"I swear not."
"Why is your belly so bulging?"
"Maybe little Riddle lives in it."
[The heroine is very complicated. She is generally a villain. She is good at disguise, hot on the outside and cold on the inside. She can kill anyone to save the target, and occasionally shows kindness.]
Guaranteed HE! Sweet articles can be thoughtless, OOC kneels down to apologize, the author has no heart and is ready to make corrections at any time]
This book is not to my liking. I prefer one-on-one or non-talking articles.
I think except for Harry, everything fits the character of the original novel. It's very nice.
The pace of this book is a bit fast, but it's very interesting
Big update soon ah ah ah ah ah
It's so stiff, the pace is so fast, and it looks so uncomfortable. I feel that the author tried his best to create and emphasize that this is a very handsome and sassy heroine, but the character image that readers feel is not three-dimensional and unreal, and it is too superficial.
I mean, can we have more scenes with Lao Fu?
Is it true that we can't add a little Batty in CP?
There is a paragraph in the middle that says even Merlin can't cast spells without a wand, so Lamia is a monster or something like that is too far away from the original book. The original book says that powerful wizards can cast spells without a wand, such as Dumbledore. The wand was later invented to stably output magic power. The most common and classic wandless spellcasting is the magic that a little wizard before the age of 11 accidentally bursts out. Harry Potter also blew his aunt up.
It's so beautiful. I just love the character of the heroine. She's so sassy! The author should update soon!
This book is really great. Super worth a look. I don't know why so few people watch it.
This book is not to my liking. I prefer one-on-one or non-talking articles.
I think except for Harry, everything fits the character of the original novel. It's very nice.
The pace of this book is a bit fast, but it's very interesting
Big update soon ah ah ah ah ah
It's so stiff, the pace is so fast, and it looks so uncomfortable. I feel that the author tried his best to create and emphasize that this is a very handsome and sassy heroine, but the character image that readers feel is not three-dimensional and unreal, and it is too superficial.
I mean, can we have more scenes with Lao Fu?
Is it true that we can't add a little Batty in CP?
There is a paragraph in the middle that says even Merlin can't cast spells without a wand, so Lamia is a monster or something like that is too far away from the original book. The original book says that powerful wizards can cast spells without a wand, such as Dumbledore. The wand was later invented to stably output magic power. The most common and classic wandless spellcasting is the magic that a little wizard before the age of 11 accidentally bursts out. Harry Potter also blew his aunt up.
It's so beautiful. I just love the character of the heroine. She's so sassy! The author should update soon!
This book is really great. Super worth a look. I don't know why so few people watch it.