HP: How a Cursed Noble Learned to Handle the Dark Lord

No matter what, I leave you with my feelings about this book. There is no overly gorgeous rhetoric, but it is not vulgar. It is very plain, but very beautiful, and very emotional. I feel that every word is very serious, and I really write it with my heart, and I love every character in it. Anyway, for me personally, I think Sterling and Riddle are both very successful in portraying, and other characters are also very vivid. They are not just supporting characters that exist to highlight the protagonists. Every word has meaning. Really, the plot is not so rigid, and the emotional line is not forced to describe how much they love, but natural, with contradictions and conflicts, and real joy. This kind of plain but emotional writing is more like going to the real world. It actually describes life in a parallel world rather than a story (it's really hard to describe this feeling, ah ah). We are more objective and can better understand the fluctuations of each plot and the emotional changes of each character. I really like the psychological description in it, and I also like the extreme tension between Riddle and Sterling (✪▽✪). I am relatively stupid and find it a bit brain-burning, but later on, as I read the large text, my eyes will light up again. Confession Confession 🥰

It's nice to look at, it's cool, but I personally don't like the sick and weak setting, but everything else is nice to look at. This kind of relationship where they fall in love and kill each other in the early stage, and then get to know each other through a small movement of their eyes is so cute (❁´◡`❁)*✲ﾟ*

/Double male, protagonist Slytherin, 1v1, main and recipient There are also other CPs in this article, such as original characters (two female BEs, this one is a bit tricky), ggad, which only involves Tom's time period, and the others are not covered. It's a well-written article, each chapter has a lot of words (all are 2,000 words or more, a few are 1,300 to 1,500) and the writing style is also very good! This article gives people the feeling of being sharp and sweet at the same time. It doesn't talk about anything else but the ending. "I hope that Sterling's words of love for me will always be true." This sentence really hit me right away. . It smells so good that a person who doesn't understand love can express such a wish! ! This is the love between Sterling and Riddle... I wish everyone who sees this post happiness and good health and wealth from all directions!

Really nice to look at. Although this novel has not too many words, it is very complete. I like the way the protagonist and Tom get along. Take advantage of each other. Later they fell in love with each other. Tom's psychological journey feels very OOC. If you like Riddle's CP, you must not miss it.

HP discusses how the cursed noble handles the Dark Lord. It's hard to think about it. A Dark Lord fanfic can be so shocking and enlightening. Its main purpose may not seem so obvious at first, making you think that it is an ordinary but interesting fanfic. "Since "love" appeared, I suddenly understood Dumbledore's so-called magic of love. Love can make flesh and blood grow, love can make indifferent people work hard without caring about life, and love can bring vitality to the world. This fanfic seems to let me see not only fanfic, but also let me see another possibility of Riddle's life. I even saw a special small bright spot, which is Dumbledore's transformation. From being suspicious of Riddle, to calling Riddle Tom to Riddle, I don't know. Did Sturt and Dumbledore say that Dumbledore began to regard Riddle as the students he fell in love with? You can never ignore this. Deng was just a little scared. He was shocked by his sister's death, and I think all the changes were affected. The most important thing is Ste, but Riddle himself also won the true love for him. Ste's love is not only a kindred spirit, but the love between two similar souls reminds me of "I know your despicability, vanity, and everything is not beautiful, but I still love you." "In the end, love is the most real magic that everyone can master. You and I both have love, so we are all owners of magic. Which college do you belong to? -﹣Please call me Tomato

It's a good read. I read it in one night. It uses a general perspective to write about what happened to them. The third person and the first person are also very good at describing the scenery. The atmosphere and everything are well grasped. The foreshadowing is well filled in. At the beginning, when Wolgab asked about the bracelet on his hand when he met the protagonist for the first time, but later when Tom asked about it, he remembered that this foreshadowing was well laid. Hehehehei I like the two of them going crazy together hahahahaha hehehehe it feels so good hehehe I think the reason for the low score is because of the added plot. Riddle was already miserable enough but some were added, and the others were a bit too much. Secondly, the removal of Abu and Narcissa. I think the theme of "love" is quite good. After all, the thought instilled in the original work by JK Rowling is also love. Although I don't really like the love that represents justice. I have a twisted heart and prefer to see others step on this.

This is simply the best story about Riddle that I have read in HP. Riddle himself had a miserable life experience. He grew up in an orphanage and did not know how to love. In the environment of the orphanage, he only knew what to do to survive. Whether he went to Hogwarts or Slytherin, and his new identity, he wanted to make himself better. The loneliness and pride in his heart, the difference between his parents' backgrounds, the professor's distrust, and the purity of Slytherin. The environment of the blood nobles has shaped Riddle's growth. When facing Sterling, I think it was more of a strong possessiveness in the early stage. Although he confessed that he knew what love was, but he didn't know how to love, Sterling used his own life to teach Riddle to love, and let Riddle know that there are more people in the world who love you, so love is the greatest magic in the world. The author's writing is really great, and the plot development is not delayed. Riddle was very critical in the early stage, and Sterling was also the only way to make Riddle notice and pay attention to him. The mutual restraint between the two parties was super touching. Thank you to the author for not giving up and letting us see such a great HP article. I love you! ! ! But I want to ask, did Sterling's name evolve from Slytherin?

Words also have the power to shock people. The writing is very delicate, and I personally think the characters are OOC-free. Whether they are the protagonist or the minor characters, the renderings are very realistic. They are all the protagonists of their own worlds. It is very moving and [I almost cry] I have been so lucky in the past few days. I have read such a good book [I almost cry] [Love] It cannot be said that everyone's ending is he, but everyone's ending is indeed their best destination. I feel like there are so few people watching it [I'm about to cry] I highly recommend it, the ending is he, so feel free to jump in

It's very short and can be read in one day, but it's really good to read, but it's a little bit knifey, but I'm used to being knifed. As long as the ending is happy, it's enough. Sterling's design taught Tom what love is, and everyone loves him and supports him. He became the Minister of Magic, and Sterling became the principal. As for Dumbledore? Of course, he and Grindelwald lived in a world of two. Oh my god, it was Sterling who led the way between my friend and Malfoy, Sterling led the way between Dumbledore and Grindelwald, and finally he led the way between himself and Tom. Sterling is obviously a good matchmaker.

It's really beautiful! ! ! ! Don't pay attention to those little scumbags (›´ω`‹), there are scumbags in every book. Moreover, every book in the Daza is imagined by the author, and he worked hard to write it because of his own imagination, which is already great. Every book is born because the author has an idea and wants to share it. It's okay o(≧v≦)oIt's really great (//∇//)