Very enjoyable, and highly amusing. Thank you good sir. I’d love to read a longer fic in which this had a role.

Very İnteresting concept I especially like the ending but I'd like to point out that Voldemort didn't actually believe in blood supremacy he just used that as a leverage to get the purebloods by his side and get more powerful. Plus he's also a halfbloodprince so it would be hypocritical of him to insult the students and Harry of their bloodlines.
Really cool concept though and I'm totally going to favorite this story(:

hahah. I wish this HAD happened. He so deserves it.

Voldy helping out with homework. If he'd started out doing that (y'know, rather than all the killing), he'd be ruling the world by now.

Hahahahahahhaha has a. /ugly laugh.

Wow, Harry was brilliant and cruel. I approve.

Nice, very good oneshot. I've always been curious about the idea of Voldemort having a painting.

This is a very neat idea and very funny. I liked how Harry got hold of the painting. “Five decades later” was my favourite part. The question how he would say he was similar to feudal lords made me laugh.

You write wonderful short stories that make me crack up. They are excellently written so no matter how short I will always endeavor to read them-thank you for posting!

This was great, loved the progression of attitudes towards Voldemort, until no one really even knew who he was or what he stood for. Watching him getting beat by school children over and over was quite humorous as well. Very well-written as always!

This was good the Dark Lord with a portrait is something that is not done often so cheers for that.

Eternity is a long time I think Tom Riddle would die of boredom or be killed by his own followers if he had won. I liked how he was ignored most of the time. It was good to have some details on the magical world long after Harry and the others are dust. As magical society is really old even if we only get to see it from Harry's point of view most of the time.

A great line "the most gormless Weasley I've ever seen" very true as well.

Absolutely adorable. The pacing was great; it was wonderful to watch the progression of events and time, to anticipate how each new audience would react to Voldemort's portrait. Not only does it show an evolution in cultural attitudes about blood, but it's also just pretty damn hilarious to watch him continue to lose, time and time again. This is a very optimistic piece about the future of the wizarding world, and despite my personal penchant for death and destruction, I really enjoyed this. You really do write a great Voldemort, and I love your subtly snarky commentary/observations as the narrator throughout the story. Great job; this was totally worth the wait.