Harry Potter: Midsummer Sunflowers

The story theme is quite attractive, with elements of time and space. This is rare in HP. I also disliked Cerelia and Theodore at first. They had a long-lasting relationship, grew up in a similar environment, and were two lonely souls attracted to each other. Barty Jr. Is the complete opposite. He is passionate, fragile and desperate. Because of Old Batty's high-pressure education, he longed for his father's care and recognition, but was constantly disappointed by Old Batty's behavior, and finally became mentally distorted. Leah and him are two-way redemptions. Both of them had unfortunate childhoods, and they gradually get to know each other as they get along. Love will make a hard-hearted person desperately grow flesh and blood, and in the end it was obvious that little Barty moved her. The young man's emotions are hot and firm, and Theodore cannot give Leah this feeling. After all, the Nott family is also in decline, and the building is about to collapse, and it is difficult to support it alone. And Leah's family is gone, leaving only a lot of money. In reality, this situation is also extremely difficult and tortuous. Think about a wealthy daughter whose parents are both dead and has a huge amount of property. How many people want to capture her for themselves? In short, the author's characters are quite three-dimensional, reflecting the uniqueness of the characters. Regulus is a very contradictory person. He is an excellent pure-blood young master, but in the era when Voldemort was in power, Voldemort recruited pure-blood families under the banner of pure-blood glory, but he did the opposite. Accelerate the decline of pure-blood families. Rael also woke up later, but he is the heir of the Black family and he must shoulder his responsibilities to the family. He continued to resist, trying to lead his family out of the endless abyss brought by Voldemort. The emotions with Themi during the process were very touching. Themi is an excellent and qualified Slytherin, struggling painfully between her family's position and her sweetheart. But she stuck to her heart and silently supported Rael. She knew how to advance and retreat, and she remained clear-headed in the face of Rael's attitude towards her. But facing the situation of her sweetheart, she put aside her status as a noble lady and asked her friends to help her. This is really attractive. Hope they can be together. I really don't want Rael to die from being dragged down by the Inferi like in the original novel. In short, the author writes very well, so don't stop updating. Come on.

Why are there so few comments? I must praise the author. What a genius of time series between son and father, covering most of my favorite characters! The field of time magic is so novel and mysterious. Even the original work only has a few strokes. It really tests the writing skills and imagination to make a perfect circle. In terms of characters, I love the heroine's character so much. She assesses the situation, is calm and arrogant, dares to think and act, and must avenge her. She is really a Slytherin. With her venomous tongue, it's like seeing a female version of Draco. Distinctive character creates unique charm. The setting of Barty Ravenclaw Jr. Made me sigh that the genius is on the left and the madman is on the right. Few people write about Barty Jr., And they all subconsciously think that he is a Slytherin, but I think he has the characteristics of many houses except Hufflepuff, and his early care for his father's love and his lack of enthusiasm for power, coupled with his family's stance, make me think that he is a Ravenclaw. The author also vividly portrays the image of a rebellious young man who dare not explicitly defy his family and resist silently and privately. The setting of Little Barty's family's marriage to his fiancée is really amazing! It is a family marriage and a destined true love. The key heroine's behavioral choices are completely reasonable. Everyone from Theodore Draco to Barty Regulus fit in perfectly. Their interactions with each other make me feel that our heroine is a perfect match for everyone. She is such a perfect match! Then let's talk about cp. To be honest, when I saw Barty Jr. Looking crazy and jealous at first, but with Moody in his face, I really didn't feel anything. It's not even as good as Theodore's tacit understanding and support for each other, but the two of them are a bit too bland, and it's not as interesting as playing tricks on Harry and making trouble with Draco. Then time changed, and I met Rael first, which made me think that they were a good couple. We got along naturally and naturally, and it felt like we had known each other for a long time, and maybe we should have been friends. The black magic alchemy that Blake is interested in happens to be good at, so it's a professional counterpart. Also, the part where Sirius leads someone to catch an adulterer made me feel that the two of them are very ambiguous, and they would be a good match if their marriage partner was Rael. Author, you are really good, how come you are so good at writing? Of course I have to take back what I said at the beginning. Little Barty is so sweet. Unlike anyone else, he has a unique tension. His feelings are intimate, persistent and crazy. Everyone has various considerations, but he has none at all. He just sincerely loves his fiancée. The heroine didn't choose Theodore, I really understand it completely! Finally, let's talk about small expectations. Can the author let the male and female protagonists try to get Rael more, although personal and family concepts are difficult to transfer and change. Also, I want to ask if Rael has CP? Maybe it's more of a friendship thing, but I feel like the emotional line with Smith is a bit too abrupt and they don't work well together. It's not that this girl is bad, it's that there are big differences in concepts, stances, family, mutual understanding, ways of getting along, etc. Plus Walburga's pickiness and expectations may not necessarily lead to good results. In comparison, the heroine would look better with Thetis Greengrass. Thetis' portrayal really portrays secret love to the extreme. She likes attention but doesn't bother her. She likes it obviously but also knows that it only makes sense if they like each other. They knew each other very early, but their love started from silent observation that was a habit formed out of curiosity. She clearly understood Regulus's kindness under the cold and arrogant surface and was willing to like him in a different way. The noble lady who had family considerations was also willing to put down her pride and ask for help for her sweetheart. Author author! If Rael has CP, I will vote for Themi! I also support his text without CP! Just let him live√ Ouch! Another day where a new chapter dropped~ Cerelia is different from other heroines in having strong magic power, but what is valuable is that she can still insist on being herself. Just like she said to Rael, her confidence comes from herself, and she can adapt to any environment quickly and live a wonderful life. Both Lestrange and Selwyn are the quickest to respond to the moment and have the courage to take responsibility. She does not rely on anyone but knows how to cherish and be grateful. While letting loose his venomous tongue, he can quickly discover the essence of the problem. In the new chapter, the relationship between the Black brothers is clearly understood. All in all, I really like the heroine, thank you to the talented author [Blow Kiss]

It's finished. I give myself a thumbs up for not giving up. Although there are some holes that I haven't filled in, I've made progress by finishing the article [Like]

It's very beautiful. Whether it's Theodore at the beginning, Draco or Regulus at the end, they all get along well with the heroine. But Barty and the heroine are really well suited to each other. As time goes by, Barty tells us that we can only have a wife if we fight and fight for each other.

It's very interesting to read. I think this book is very interesting in describing the wartime situation of the parents' generation, and the portrayal of the characters is also more three-dimensional. For example, Sirius is not the image of a simple silly dog, and Dumbledore also has a cold side as a chess player, and is not blindly kind and kind. On the other hand, campus life is written relatively briefly, but it is good to have choices. But it's a little weak in the emotional scenes. Let's just say that Barty and the heroine should be very sweet, but I didn't taste much sweetness when I smacked my lips. This is a bit of a pity, but overall it is still a good-looking fanfic.

I think the author's setting is very attractive, the heroine's character is very three-dimensional, and the subject matter is novel. I feel pretty good about it now. I hope you can continue to work hard.

I have watched it twice and I really like the heroine's pranks. She has a really good personality. The appearance of the hero is not well described. Maybe he is not very handsome. The supporting actors and actresses have a lot of handsome looks. They are very good and a bit witty. They are not Mary Sues. The heroine is really weak in magic and very talented in alchemy.

At first, I thought that after going to the past, I would return to the present, but it turned out that the time travel was a one-way time travel, which was regarded as a branch world line of the timeline. In the branch, Barty Jr. Was he. In the current timeline, Theodore is still the second best actor in ten thousand years. It is not mentioned again later, so it should be regarded as be.

Buddy Buddy~ Tomato has so few stories about unpopular male protagonists~ This one is well written~ The author has worked hard to update it! The latest chapter, the darkest place is about to begin. It makes people sad but looking forward to it.

It's very interesting. I finally found my favorite CP Batty's article. I really like Little Batty, a rational and charming man. Come on, author! Be sure to keep at it!