Harry Potter: Hard Work Never Goes to Waste

HP is undoubtedly a big IP and has influenced more than one generation. There are plenty of fan creations, but the level is hard to describe. This can be said to be a novel rather than an online novel. It enriches the world of the original work from the first half of the protagonist's life, and it is a more realistic world that focuses on the era rather than the protagonist's group. Looking up at the stars from deep in the quagmire. From a woman with a mediocre background and experienced ups and downs, she pursues herself and pursues freedom, from drifting with the crowd to enduring hardships to being decisive and fearless. The plot is reasonable, and the thoughts are profound, transformational and pursuing. It's a rare work that can hold up even if the original work is put aside. Thank you very much to the author for your creation. Your work not only enriches my boring daily life, but also inspires and confirms my life. I wish the author good health and all the best. Thanks for the creation.

Landed smoothly, now I can recommend it without any scruples. There is no cp growth flow. It is a rare article that can feel the sense of oppression. The overall tone is relatively depressing, the writing is not dramatic, and there is no sticky relationship between the characters. As I saw in the mid-term evaluation, 2/3 of the plot was like struggling in the mud tide, which was inevitably a bit embarrassing. She persisted until the mud tide receded, and she still had enough time to enjoy the hard-won freedom. I'm also glad that I had a final fight with No-Nose. The stars won't have lingering clouds for the rest of their lives. Compared with the previous ones, the final battle can even be called relaxing and joyful. Perhaps being feared and treated with caution is the most reasonable ending for a powerful wizard who is not the protagonist. It's too early to tell. I really didn't expect to talk about it in the future. Xing finally has a sense of déjà vu as the protagonist. He has money, power and fun. The ending is that Xing becomes an astronaut (I'm sure

What is very rare is an HP non-CP fanfic that is not about falling in love with Snape/Draco/Gemini/Tom and others! ! I almost missed the good article just by reading the introduction. First of all, the heroine is 1.9 Meters tall, has short red hair, and is super handsome in a suit. I really like this image. There are even elementary school girls who are asking around if this "senior" has a girlfriend, hahahaha. Secondly, the heroine's magic power is strong, but due to family reasons, her expressions sometimes lack common sense or even awkwardness, such as the defense between men and women. Her family has not taught her these things, which makes her very weak in this aspect. She feels that Snape is completely getting along with him as a brother + a paper template tool person + a potion bribery collaborator. Snape often calls him a guy with a brain of splendens, hahahahaha, and they sometimes get along very much. The thing that the heroine pursues from the beginning to the end has never changed, and that is home. I really feel sorry for Liz, and her left arm has never healed throughout the whole story. It has been injured all the time, whether it is the injury to her left arm caused by her family, or the subsequent soul healing, and the Dark Mark. The exchange of her left arm in order to bring her father back always makes me feel a little regretful. But fortunately, the ending is good. She has Snake Gabeng who has always been with her, her brother who puts her first, her parents who have stepped out of the gloom, and Lulu who regards her as the light of redemption. Everyone has a good ending. Her obsession with "home" is gradually becoming more complete. It is a very warm ending. I like it very much! In addition, the side story of Liz's Hufflepuff world line is also very cute, one of my favorite side lines! Finally, this is the best HP fanfic I have ever seen. There is no sweet love, only a firm and persistent heroine. Her faults do not hide her faults. I highly recommend it to an eleven-year-old bookworm. It is absolutely worth it! I hope the author can continue his efforts and look forward to the next work! (I hope it's also CP-free [thinking])

I've finished reading it, it's pretty good Mine points: Very abusive, the family is very deformed, which makes the heroine have a very strange personality, very paranoid, her feelings towards her parents make me think that the heroine has Stockholm Syndrome, Black Lion House, friendly to Sri Lankan fans

This book is really great! This is the best Harry Potter HP I have ever read! It has the heroine's own story, but it's also connected to the main storyline of Harry Potter, but it's not too much, and it's controlled just right! It's great for people like me who don't like fans to repeat the plot of Harry Potter! This is the only HP I've finished reading. The author's words made me feel the feelings of Little Star. I actually felt Liz's feelings and fear of Voldemort when Liz was talking to Gellert as a food master and apprentice and fighting for Free to symbolize her freedom. Maybe I watched it at night, but I really felt a little afraid and depressed about the Dark Lord in the plot. The final ending was happy, but I felt a sense of regret in my heart. I thought Liz was able to kill the Dark Lord in the end, but the gap in strength over the past few decades was really too big. It was expected, wasn't it? How to put it, I feel like Liz has a heart full of holes, but that heart is still there, looking forward to the future for everything she insists on, and for her freedom. I loved the emotion of this book! Not vulgar and special! No Mary Sue plot, purely indigenous!

Compared with other fanfics, this is a great book. It has no OOC and the writing style is very delicate. The era of Little Star was the peak of the Dark Lord's power, so the background and the middle and later stages will be a little darker and more depressing [I almost cried] Just to mention it, Grindelwald was so cruel when he died... I kept crying [Crying] No CP is great!

This book is really unique. The whole text sets a tone of contradiction, restriction, and regret, which made me depressed, resonate, and think. Conflict refers to the psychological and even physical contradictions of the protagonist. The contradiction between spirit, soul and memory, The contradiction of emotions, the contradiction of choice, Curse mixed with wolfsbane potion to balance each other, An arm marked by a Death Eater, Unable to control the magic that attaches silver to objects when released, There are also contradictions between inner vision and external conditions. . . Limitations are the inner bottom line as well as the limitations of strength and objective conditions. Keep the limits of your inner bottom line, The limitations of having good intentions when they cannot be avoided, Strength can never break through the limitations of the top level. Limitations to protect your family, My brain is never very good at limiting it, Inability to resist the limitations of mental attacks, The future of the original plot cannot be changed, The fulfillment of the protagonist's two prophecies. . . Regret means that the author never thought of changing the original regrettable plot, but like a mature writer, Put the real misfortune bloody before your eyes. In fact, Rowling does the same, and so do many famous novels. Only a few characters escape their original fate, seemingly just because the plot requires it. Regardless of his strength, it seems that the protagonist is just an ordinary wizard in the original version, living a rough life in such a background. The magical world is not as magical and beautiful as it seems, it also has a real and clear side. The character of the protagonist is actually a side of us. The longing for family affection in childhood, The sense of urgency that screams in the heart when studying, huddled with insecurity, Confused or fearful about future destiny, Or maybe he has a straightforward personality, I can't understand the meaning behind the words, But there was a flash of inspiration at the critical moment of life and death. She faces the truth without indulging in fantasy, Be determined, push yourself and never give up. Even if you don't know how to twist and turn, you are still sensitive to the current situation. This is what I envy. This book has a great impact on my state of mind, because it is not a qualified novel. We have long been numb to people's suffering, or we have learned to deceive ourselves and others. Because we can't solve it and can't bear it, how can we still have the motivation to go on? Therefore, we can only forget and deceive ourselves and others. Maybe it's because the protagonist's characteristics are similar to mine, so I was attracted to watch it till the end.

After much debate, I gave it five stars. The book is a good book, but the plot is a bit bitter. It's not the refreshing style of most HP fans. To a certain extent, it's quite depressing. Especially when I was halfway through it, I wanted to finish it but it was a bit uncomfortable. The heroine was a bit too miserable. The author's plot design is very good. It was written from the student days of Si Jiao and James's generation. Except for the finale, basically no changes were made to the original plot. The main story is about a story passing through your world, and the plot is inserted into the blank space of the original work. This is rare. I have seen many fans who have changed it beyond recognition, or even just used a shell to do whatever they want. I think the author should also be a long-time book fan. He has deep thoughts on the original work and has his own unique insights into each character. Now from the perspective of Snake Yard, he has analyzed each character differently from the original work, which is also rare. The author's writing style is also very good, and the descriptions of small details and thoughts in many places are very delicate, accurate and brilliant. Looking forward to the author's next book.

It's super beautiful, I don't want to say more. 1. There is no OOC at all and no CP will be removed. 2. It does not affect the main line and basically does not blend. The blending also makes the original work more perfect and fills in some pitfalls. 3. The heroine has an obvious growth line and does not deprive anyone of her highlights. 4. The family line is a bit depressing. Like a Chinese family, it may seem aggrieved, but in the end the result is still good, and we will forgive each other later. 5. The heroine is powerful but not reckless. The highlights are very cool, the writing style is a bit depressing and heavy in the later stage, but it is very beautiful. 6. The heroine did not deprive Harry Potter and others of their highlights. The heroine's only highlight in the battle was that she felled Snape and Fred. Also during the war, when Harry pretended to be dead, he fought Voldemort 1v1. Without the strength of the deified heroine, she tried her best and was defeated honorably. But in the end, it was Harry Potter who killed Voldemort, just like in the original book. However, when Voldemort's body was collected later, it was discovered that the heroine had seriously injured Voldemort. 7. It's very beautiful, except for being a little depressing, but it's in line with the real world of Harry Potter. It's so real. It feels like the heroine is a person from the wizarding world, a living person. The heroine has a kind of Snape's depressive style.

I think the author's writing is very suitable for that world. Unlike other fan fiction, the protagonist is more powerful than the original protagonist group from the beginning. Liz's growth is traceable, and her character creation is very complete. She is no longer just a calm, smart, etc. Image. Moreover, the author has also done a good job in shaping Voldemort's strength. Most of the fanfics have situations where his combat power has collapsed. Voldemort, as the villain boss in the original text, has not become a background to highlight the protagonist's strength. To be honest, when I read the introduction, I thought Liz would fight Voldemort soon. The author's description of the student days in Hogwarts College is also very exciting. After reading it, I wish Liz could use some cheats to enjoy her student life. I think the best thing is that the author did not mess with the original CP, did not interfere too much with the character's emotional line, and the protagonist did not use cheats to make the story more real. If I hadn't known in advance that this was fan fiction, I would have really thought that the author was writing a Harry Potter spin-off or something. This is really a heroine story. All the stories revolve around the heroine, making the heroine stronger and pursuing what she wants. Watching Liz become stronger and stronger is really the achievement of raising a daughter. The author's writing is super, super good. It is one of the most reasonable and immersive fan stories I have ever read. Don't miss it just because of the title. I just saw this book on the list hundreds of times before giving it a try. I was so happy reading it.