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A boy wakes up in his grave, the story progresses and he finds himself to be in Harry Potter world, his memories from his last life are unlocked, he finds immense joy in the fact that he Harry's twin brother, his only wish being able to protect his brother and avenge his parents, however, what would happen when a threat unknown and of a much larger scale lurks in shadows. Will he able to protect his loved ones, find out in the next episode of Dragon Ball Z. (kidding, have fun.)
(Note: the cover picture isn't mine.)
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Слишком медленное развитие романа, лучше поднять к темпу 2 глав в неделю ,чтобы завершать смысл и подогревать интерес читателям вместо,того,чтобы рвать его незавершенности подбной ударом молотка по лбу
I absolutely loved this!!! I hope the author picks it back up though. Decent quality, good enough to read easily. The story is a little rocky but it's going somewhere I like. The characters take a while to develop, but when they do, it's great! The world is just getting bigger and might need some more details (foundation/consolidation) but that can come later.
Chapter 1 to 5 was kinda boring too much information dumping. Well other than that it's quite good. N wat happen did author drop this? It's been 9 months since da last update
I love your novel! It is a great story! I’m a representative editor from Stary.ltd. If you wanted to see whether you can get paid by distributing the current work or getting financial support by writing new work, you might want to contact adaren06*@*gmail.com(delete *).
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its pretty good has a solid foundation so far pretty funny overall pretty great [img=update][img=update][img=update][img=update][img=update]
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