The Blue Gem of Ravenclaw

No fanfiction has ever made me love it more than the original work, but this one did.

It's so good! It's a pity the side stories weren't finished. I'm looking forward to the author coming back to complete them!

I'll probably never forget this book. It's the most perfect Harry Potter fanfiction in my mind, bar none. I was in middle school when I first watched it, and now I'm about to graduate from university. While rewatching the movie with friends lately, I kept hoping Zoe would appear in the original book. #(Crying)

The protagonist of this book, from beginning to end, does things that aren't entirely right, and in any conflict with someone, she's often the one being lectured, always the one at fault; her mistakes overshadow everything else. In other words, she never has anyone she can truly rely on (actually, there is, but it's never shown). I admit she's growing, but it seems like only she is supposed to be growing. Her wounds don't need solace; the comfort offered in the text is always pointing out the protagonist's shortcomings—what kind of comfort is that? Her venting doesn't get positive feedback; it only yields superficial conclusions that are then left to suffocate. Then someone said that conflicts between people are normal. Her interactions with Hermione, her cooperation with the two professors, and her conflicts with her mother—weren't those good enough? They were indeed good enough, because they were realistic. While setbacks are common, they're understandable. So what's even stranger is that later on, the characters who clash with the protagonist or lecture them afterward are often original characters who appear out of nowhere. From beginning to end, my impression was, "Do you even know the protagonist? Do you have the right to say such things?" I could easily assume it's just for the sake of creating a dramatic effect. Many times, I could understand having Hermione, Luna, or even Snape, but having a character who only appears for 20 chapters without any prior setup is just too much! It must be mentioned that the emotional expression in this article is indeed excellent, but unfortunately, it likes to pour cold water on you just before the emotional outburst, and it does so in an extremely condescending manner, which is why I am so angry.

The whole thing is free, that's great!

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The book skillfully incorporates elements from the original work, conveys delicate emotions, and weaves a story with each element seamlessly connected. I discovered such a wonderful book far too late! #(Crying)

Can the author be brought back? All the posts are gone! I heard from the forum that the author needs to review the posts themselves before they can be restored. It's such a pity that so many posts are gone. #(Crying)#(crying)

The author is truly a genius; every emotional conflict is handled so lightly, only to be stopped by Luna or some unexpected event just as it's about to erupt. Hermione is constantly involved with different men without any restraint. Forget dancing, what's the point of having that guy walk with Hermione after the protagonist's confession? What's the point of Hermione being treated like that guy's treasure? Does the author have a real cuckold fetish? Why isn't anyone warning us?

I read it for the first time in my third year of junior high, the second time in my second year of senior high, and now I'm reading it for the third time in my third year of university. It's already the original work I know and love...