Harry Potter: Tom Riddle

This book is by far the best I have read about Slytherin. And the description of Riddle's mental journey is very smooth. Regarding the heroine, I think she is also a full and lovable character. All in all, this book is very Slytherin.

This is a very nice new book, the author writes well and the ending is very thoughtful. But does "every Shafit have their own pursuits?" What is the heroine's pursuit? This is a little question of mine. The TE ending fills in a lot of pitfalls. I think it's not too much to call it a BE ending (personal opinion). Riddell personally sent his light, Shafit, to his former self. Shafit is a kind of well-protected princess, and Riddle serves as the guardian knight. The Riddle in this article is very similar to the one in the original work. He is paranoid, selfish, and has a desire for strong control and power; but it is different. He has Shafit, who prevents him from taking the path in the original work (I am glad that Riddle did not become a certain Fu with no nose and no hair) Finally, I would like to ask, didn't the heroine and Riddle have a black magic oath, which was not mentioned again later (perhaps because Riddle did not want the heroine to be harmed (personal guess)); and then there were Horcruxes, and would they have an impact on the subsequent time travel? (The Horcruxes are a small flaw, (in my opinion) but they are indispensable to the subsequent plot) I hope the author's life will get better and better, come on!

It's really good to read, with multiple endings. Although I still prefer the last HE ending (but the TE and OE are also pretty good). I don't know if I don't read the ending. The author actually left so much foreshadowing in the front [Thinking], although I have become accustomed to reading without thinking [laughing]. For the first time, I feel that HP actually has good writing. The male and female protagonists are very sensible. I feel that the female protagonist is actually always awake. She understands what she wants from beginning to end (maybe my understanding is not right, after all, thousands of people have thousands of hearts) But it's normal to have regrets. After all, whoever has been following a book for so long is not used to it suddenly ending. I feel like I didn't read many parts of the book particularly carefully and didn't understand it very well. This may be what I feel most regretful about. I think I'm the kind of person who has finished a book. Although I didn't understand it very well, I don't really want to read it a second time. I always feel that the first time I read a book is the most beautiful time. After reading the open ending of the true ending and the author's words, I feel like there is still a lot to say, but I don't know what to say, it's just, it's quite complicated.

After reading it, I felt mixed emotions. It felt like a lonely person was unable to save himself, and like when he woke up from a dream, only the smoke was left and he couldn't catch it. I think the truth of all this probably disappeared with Riddle, leaving only the hopeless speculations of the world. The whole book is very in-depth, and the author is also very particular about many details. There are no surprises in the whole process, giving people a dream-like feeling, a strong sense of immersion, and I love it very much (⑉°з°)-♡

Yes, the author of this book writes about the ups and downs of moods, emotions, and language between Tom and the heroine. Both of them are very proud people. The heroine's situation in the snake yard shows that she is a very proud person at heart, and it goes without saying that Tom. He works very hard and hard. Even in the orphanage, he was still crazy, paranoid, and proud. The two of them could be together, and they were a perfect match. Tom returned to the heroine's era for her.

Really well written! At first I thought it was just like the usual Redemption Riddle novels, but this one is really different. The author writes very well and makes Tom Riddle very plump and not OOC at all. But I have read three endings and I don't know why he still feels empty after reading it [almost crying] maybe te is where Riddle truly belongs. The character of Elena is more like a witch fabricated by Riddle himself. She will always live in Riddle's heart, no matter in this era or her era three hundred years ago.

Ah, my 144th chapter, the ending of 6,000 words, I posted it almost ten minutes ago. Have any of you finished it? I'll see if I can modify it and finish it. 🐂🍺

The emotional line is gentle and long! The heroine is the eldest daughter of a pure-blood family. She has the obsession to return to 300 years ago, but she always seems to be alienated from this era. Riddle is full of emotions and almost human, with a slight yandere attribute. He stubbornly wants his witch to stay in his era, and his sweet words are followed by a set of coercion and inducement. The writing style in the early stage was relatively immature, and the vocabulary used to describe emotions was relatively general, but the extra chapter in Riddle's diary had an unpolished cuteness! Among the three endings, the TEs that are connected first and last will win my heart the most. The intertwined fate lines are really exciting~

It suits me perfectly, Riddle is a born bad boy! ! !

Very exciting, thank you to the author