Harry Potter: The Shattering of a Salt-Stick

It's really good to watch, but I felt tired halfway through it, and I couldn't help but sigh. Of course there are moments of joy and happiness, but the tone of the whole book is sadness, bitterness and a touch of tears. From the difficulties caused by childhood friends and family, to the pain of women, there is so much, it is not a novel to relax. Most people will quickly blur their memory when they encounter painful things, but the heroine will remember it very clearly and for a long time, constantly reflecting on these whirlpools and polishing off these pains. This is how she grows up. Finally, the writing is very good, and everyone in it is very unique. I just hope that I can be happier, but it is too painful.

The writing style has a touch of humor. The heroine is a Chinese Ravenclaw girl in the same grade as Hermione. The Ravenclaw group portraits are also very exciting. They are not just a bunch of nerds. The heroine has an avoidant attachment personality due to the psychological shadow of her childhood family. Her biggest dream now is to have a warm house of her own. She is a little confused and afraid of feelings, and even wants to use academic theory to dismantle and analyze it. And George, like a little sun, worked hard to get closer to her, until one day, the most well-behaved girl was willing to jump out of the window and fly wantonly with him. Readers and both of them still have a long way to go, thank the author for serializing it! The story is not a cool novel, it is a story of growth through thorns, a long-lasting dependence, and a bloody battle. In addition, the heroine does not have an Eastern golden finger, and the friendship and growth story of the girls supporting each other is very touching. The magical world is not a beautiful utopia. As the story progresses, there are many discussions about female growth and social dilemmas. These contents may make people feel depressing and heavy, but they are worth pondering.

So well written. Real Chinese parents, real Chinese feelings, tight-lipped, no long mouths, family ties connected with fragile umbilical cords, with motherhood as the starting point, thinking that you are good as a reason, using control as a constraint, let the children be hung on the edge of the cliff, the rope is always close to being broken, but it is always just a little bit closer.

It is really a very beautiful work. When I saw Abigail holding the hand that George offered me, I was happy for her to take a step forward. I was happy for her when I saw her grow up from Ella to Amelia to Hermione. When I saw her celebrating her love career in the dormitory with her friends, I hoped that her time would stop at this moment forever. I saw a three-dimensional and flesh-and-blood Abigail. And the rhythm of the article is very well grasped. I hope Abigail can live a happier life and no longer be troubled by childhood memories and can have real happiness. I hope the author can keep writing. I really like this book.

The writing style is as beautiful as a prose poem, with a touch of sadness between the lines, like a continuous rainy day. The heroine has an introverted and sensitive personality. Affected by family factors (mother's love is complex and light, her father died young), she pays attention to boundaries and has difficulty entering into intimate relationships. The heroine in the early stage reminded me of a small animal licking her wounds alone and cautiously contacting the outside world. She cares about the past and the existence and feelings of people who are good to her. The author's psychological description is very vivid! My favorite part of the whole story so far is the heroine's roommates. They are like a rare ray of light in the heroine's rainy life, giving her a certain sense of belonging. It also echoes the "group portrait of women" mentioned in the introduction. From the current point of view, the heroine seems to have a tendency to develop mental illness (accumulating too much sadness). We look forward to George's process of curing the heroine in the future.

Emotions flow slowly, delicately, slowly, with plot. You don't force yourself into the protagonist group, but you join them with reason. In the early stage, I felt a little tolerant and depressed, which was as uncomfortable as depression. It's livelier in the back not offensive The girls are nice But I have to mention that I was a little scared when I first met Bella (step-sister), and ave... Maybe I read too many post-war articles [Shameful ૮₍°□°₎ა] Well, we are all good friends The most regrettable thing is that Cedric died ꒦ິ^꒦ິ

Compared with George's cp article, this article feels more like Abigail's growth path. The tone is slightly bitter, and it is a very special writing style! ! ! But it also makes me think a little pessimistic about the ending QAQ, I hope my wife will be merciful! Don't give up on this article just because of the low rating!

It's very interesting to watch, and I can see the charm that belongs to Ravenclaw House. It's very real, the emotions are delicate, and the characters are very suitable. It's like a Hogwarts story that belongs to an Asian girl. The plot arrangement is also very reasonable, and it is not uninnovative. I hope the author can continue to improve it. I found it through the recommendation on the homepage. The data will definitely get better.

I like the heroine in this book very much. She is neither perfect nor radical. She is not too involved in the main plot and does not join the iron triangle. She is not so brave and sunny, and she does not have big ambitions. She is just a good Ravenclaw. My liking may be because I am a Ravenclaw, and maybe the somewhat quiet and somewhat broken heroine has a toughness that I am familiar with, and I like her. Of course, I really like the author's writing style and the occasional light humor and complaints. I can't help but rate it first. In short, if you have seen the ambitious heroine, the strong and confident boss, the energetic little sun, and the warm and loving story, there is also a tough tree and a tolerant water. This story is also very good.

It writes very delicate emotions about small parts of the more complex side of the fairy tale world, and it also maintains the boundaries very well within the reach of the heroine. The heroine also has a hidden growth line, and the love with the hero is also very natural. At least it feels more natural to me. I don't know how to describe it, but I felt that when I read this book, I was brought down to earth. Recently, I always feel like I'm a little floating without any deep emotional feelings while reading cool articles. This book comforted me in a timely manner. Thank you, teacher, for your hospitality😋