Harry Potter: A Little Hufflepuff's Study Diary

There was little communication between the male and female protagonists in the early stages, but they started to interact in the middle and later stages. The relationship between the male and female protagonists was very real and slow to develop. It was not love at first sight, it was a matter of fiddling with the details. I personally prefer the super sweet ones. Although this book is not particularly sweet, it describes the heroine's character well. It doesn't just revolve around Draco. The heroine has her own daily life, which is more outstanding.

Two very cute babies ⚈₃⚈The plot in the first year may be a bit boring, but in the second year Draco and Celie got along very sweetly after getting in touch. I liked the feeling of them improving the potion in the Requirement and having their names published together in academic newspapers. There is also a sense of campus love where no one knows about their relationship, but in fact it will be a couple later.

It's a great article. My favorite part is the chapters about the final battle. I've read a lot of HP articles but I haven't seen anything like this. Basically, the battles in HP are all about Hogwarts and the Order of the Phoenix, as if they have nothing to do with the rest of the wizarding world. So it's the first time I see an author putting people from the wizarding world, the Ministry of Magic, centaurs, and shopkeepers in Diagon Alley together to fight together. It feels very special. And the whole article looks warm and comfortable.

The writing is very nice, and you think the character is also very good, as well as the cps between the heroine and Draco. I personally think your writing is also very good, so I give you a five-star review.

To be honest, this book didn't feel amazing to me at first. It was bland and not distinctive enough. However, the brother-sister relationship between Cedric and the heroine was really written so perfectly. From the heroine's desperate love for Cedric to Cedric's treasure is the heroine, not Qiu Zhang. , Their sincere feelings for each other are so touching, and Draco, he is really suitable for the heroine. I didn't really like the relationship at the beginning, but the more I watched it, the more charming it became. It's so awesome, I can only say 99! They want happiness, plain happiness, stable happiness

It looks good, everyone has a happy ending, the heroine is the baby of the Diggory family, and the daily interactions in the family are very warm and warm. I had a good time when she confirmed her relationship with Xiaolong! Finally, I want to say that Cedric is truly a great brother! Segao! Please give me a brother like this! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

It's a really gentle and gentle story. It feels like there are only a few purely evil guys, and even Fudge has a brain behind him to protect the magical world. Everyone saw the sunrise at the end of the war, and everyone was saved.

It's really good-looking, I really like the heroine's character

Eee. It's particularly good to read because I don't usually write books, so I know the value of this, right? Everyone who deserves a lunch box survived. Snape's concern for Celie. Anyway, this book writes about friendship, love and family very well. Highly recommended🥺

A very nice fanfic! It makes up for everyone's regrets without deviating from the original work in any significant way! And she is not very OOC. The heroine is very three-dimensional. She is neither silly nor sweet nor a traditional strong woman. She has her own kindness and ambition. She has principles and bottom lines and will never retreat in the face of trouble. The emotional line with the male protagonist is also very natural. It is not the traditional love at first sight or the sticky feeling, but the kind of feeling that is just right and sweet. This is the best fanfic I've ever read! (But there are also shortcomings. I don't know why every time I watch the male protagonist Decorah's Wenport, I feel attracted to the female protagonist. Is this to show the excellence of the female protagonist?) The overall color of this book is bland (anyway, I like this bland feeling, there are no unsolvable problems or conflicts) and the emotions are also very smooth and flowing. But I don't understand why it has to be related to the protagonist group. The protagonist group is actually very OOC. It feels like their shortcomings are only magnified without mentioning their virtues. Of course, the protagonist of this book is Celie, but there is no need to make the protagonists so useless.