Harry Potter: I Fell for the Dark Lord's Father and Saved the World

Although the writing is generally very unpopular, I think the inner portrayal of the characters and the character creation are really, really, really good, and the angle is very unique. It is definitely a fanfic worth collecting. Don't tell me, it looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it looks good, I just hope you don't stop updating.

It's very beautiful, delicate, and has a novel perspective. Old Tom has always been said to be bad when it comes to him. Very few people can see things from his perspective, especially the girl in the valley, which is very close to reality.

It should be regarded as the daily life that unfolds around the heroine Melis after she adopts the old Voldemort. It can barely be regarded as a group portrait of the ancestral era. The first half of the story was more exciting and relaxed when Fu was not in school, like the cute little Abu and little Tom running to the main plot to have adventures (although it laid a lot of foreshadowing for the regrets later), but the tone of the second half is slightly darker and realistic, showing that the world is impermanent and life is likely to be unsatisfactory. Just like the relationship between Irene and Abu, if one step is wrong, they will never be able to go back to the original. Rudolf and Fu's drifting apart and breaking up are not a happy ending. Later, when the heroine's daughter was born and Eileen went astray, I was jumping to watch it. The main reason was to see if there was a possibility of coming back. After all, little Abu was such a lively and bright child in the early stage, and Eileen finally grew up in a healthy environment. She also expected that Father Lu and the professor would become brothers. After all, they had such a good relationship in the original main plot, but the poor professor still took the original birth route [almost crying]. I was really upset. Also, the part where Lao Fu suddenly kills this world is really obscure [laughing] Although there is some foreshadowing, I really didn't see it. I feel like a lot of settings were not written out and I relied on guessing to complete the reading. There is also the part where Lao Fu and Xiaotang merged. Looking back, the rounding means that the heroine even slept with Lao Fu in her arms. It really filled me with an explosive feeling🧠 Ah, I can't do it anymore, the stamina is too great, I just lie down, and whenever I think of Abu and Irene I have to sit up and say to the author, "Are you sick?" So I changed the review again. It just feels like the route from GGAD and Xiaotang to the parent generation has finally been completed after a lot of effort. The heroine's daughter Ming Ming, who was born in the ancestor generation, went together with the parent generation. Is the point of it just to have a few more familiar names? The love line between the heroine and Lao Tang, emmm, is all exciting in the writing. The meaning of the extra story, emmm, is that the heroine travels through time and saves the male elder who is about to be abducted. It is impossible to stay with the young man but still win her heart, emmm. It is even better than the heroine in the parallel world to do these things directly to open up another possibility without regrets. The silence was literally deafening. You said the author doesn't know how to write about love. She wrote the relationship between Blake and the heroine very well, and she also wrote about Abu and Irene very well. Although, they were all regrets that they were once amazing but couldn't get together in the end. You said that she wrote a good heroine and Lao Tang about romance, and several other romantic lines with CPs that seemed to be just for fun. None of the high points were right.

It is an unpopular setting but a very delicious article. The CP line and the family line are both delicious. The heroine is a rare gentle and intelligent type, the kind that makes people want to call her mommy. She has a strong sexual tension with Old Tom and has her own personality. It's great to see Lord Voldemort in Ravenclaw, and I can't wait to see Little Tang enter the school. The overall writing style is quite warm and healing, but it's a pity that it is still relatively thin in its unfinished state. Madam, please don't be fooled, and bye bye, you must continue to write more. After the middle period, the development of the plot took a turn for the worse. I felt that it did not meet my expectations, and the direct relationship between the characters also became strange.

It's super beautiful, and the author's writing is good. The story is told in a natural and smooth way, without any drama. Although the cp is very unpopular, it is Old Tom, and the angle of telling the story is also very special, but it is very beautiful (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ In fact, I have always hoped that if Tom was loved since he was a child and someone taught him what love is, he would still do those things. The author's writing angle is very good, and I look forward to the future content.

In fact, I like it very much as a family story. The original female protagonist is very good. She is really a very loving person. It gives me the feeling that she is really self-sufficient and has a perfect nature. She loves herself and spreads love. Only in this way can Magic Tom really feel the love and accept the bond. I just feel that my relationship with Muggle Tom is a bit inexplicable. It's not that I don't believe in love at first sight, but I personally believe that the natural attraction of love at first sight generally has a subconscious influence. Maybe you don't react intellectually, but your inner consciousness remembers it and your body responds. Big Tom does have his own advantages here, but relatively speaking, I feel it is a bit bland. I feel that because of Little Tom, his father is set as the male protagonist, so the female protagonist is unforgettable about him. This balance is a bit uncomfortable. It was pretty good in the early stages, but it became a bit hard to accept later on. At first, I just thought that the heroine could adopt little Tom on her own, but I didn't like the forced CP. But then it became more and more strange. After reading other comments, it really felt like a group portrait later on. In fact, there isn't that much interaction with little Tom anymore. It feels like I might as well have grown up with little Tom alone.

The first original book + big soup, so great (I like small soup! Haha! So cute! Kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss (it's time for the sugar from the big soup, I eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat)

This book is actually very novel. The setting of falling in love with Old Tom is like Tomato or the only book on the Internet. The previous ones have always been very good, but the part where the male and female protagonists break up and reconcile is a little strange. The female protagonist did not do anything wrong when they broke up. It was because the male protagonist could not accept that she was a wizard, and the male protagonist still managed to survive the breakup. Yes, as soon as the male protagonist said he was getting back together, the female protagonist agreed, and then looked very touched, and was completely led by the male protagonist. I feel that this part can actually be stretched a little, because it is a bit awkward to look at it like this now, but the author has done a great job of generating electricity for love. Come on [Like] [Like] [Learned] [Learned]

It's quite beautiful. It's really miserable for the big Tom. He was controlled by a witch with a love potion and had a child. He has a psychological shadow. The heroine is a little angel. The super warm little sun heals the two Toms [Like] [Like]

What a great book! It is rare to see someone focusing on Old Tom, who has been ignored, but in fact, in a sense, his life has been a life of being eaten up and wiped out since he met Miss Gaunt. The heroine is really great, gentle and kind, and full of radiant humanity. Little Tom is cute too. If Tom had been guided correctly and loved when he was young, he would really have a good future.