Hpthe Other Side of Water

I cried many times while watching it, from Sissi and Lucius choosing to forget that painful memory, Lucius curing Sissi's postpartum depression when the two ran wildly on the grass, to the end of everything when Sissi begged Bella not to leave, every plot has a sense of reality and hope of struggling against the backdrop of a heavy era. Narcissa was really well described. She was born with a very gentle personality and seemed to have always been obedient, but she just cherished every family member too much, so she was willing to be their last harbor. Her favorite gemstone lantern appears over and over again, which may make people feel a little bored, but it is just like the feeling of the three sisters living together at the beginning of the story. Although it is boring and dull, that carefree memory becomes particularly precious in the future. Like a gentle light, it always accompanies Narcissa and supports her to face everything with strength. Later, he wanted to protect Draco from facing death and pain, and his chat with Abu had a sense of fate, just like when Abu lived a difficult life to protect Lucius for a while, he was willing to do everything to protect his child. It's really a great fanfic, and I felt sad when I read the latest chapter.

It's different from what I thought at first, but it's really well written For Narcissa, even though Lucius is stupid and cowardly, I still love you, not because I am obsessed with my family, but because I am always firmly chosen by you. This is probably the meaning of Narcissa's perspective. It doesn't mean that Lucius is so smart in front of her, nor does it change Bella's obsession with Voldemort (she cares a little about her sister). The characters are full and three-dimensional, and all the characteristics of all people are very clearly expressed, and all the characters are presented as one and two sides. From this point of view, the character creation reflects the author's good writing skills. Slytherin is very Slytherin, and the characters that appear are very faithful to the original characters. I will give it a second try (everyone knows how highly rated this is on Tomatoes)

This is the best HP fan I have seen on Tomato. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into this book. It is not a sweet love story popular on Tomato. When reading this book, I felt that the magical world is coming towards me and really exists in the world. Narcissa, Bella Lucius and everyone are vividly portrayed on the page. I am very curious how the author will deal with the relationship between Narcissa and Lucius next.

I first saw someone recommending this book on JJ, but unfortunately it was locked. Then I accidentally saw it here, and I'm thankful for my luck. The heroine is a relatively classic character who lives in the Snake Court but has a bright heart. She is neither so bright that she is completely on the side of the Order of the Phoenix, nor does she have the aloofness of "Everyone is drunk and I am alone, I am the one who saved you." The whole story is about the struggle of a person who still has a conscience deep down in his heart to survive. Bellatrix and Andromeda also wrote a different side, a very novel interpretation Overall, it's neither slanderous nor bragging, and it's a heartwarming and everyday read.

For now, I think this article is very good for me. It breaks out of the plot of Harry Potter and shows the reasons for Sirius's rebellion. The protagonist also has his own career, family and friends, and there is no label of the original character. The people here are three-dimensional, not flat. I hope there will be more and more exciting ones, hehe

Who knows, I just love watching the daily life of the magical world! This article is based on the original work. The plot is the same as the original work, but it is completely experienced from Narcissa's perspective. There are so many details in daily life, I love them so much! Of course there will be times when I think she is too soft-hearted or powerless, but this is what happened. Real life will not be like Shuangwen, with all kinds of discomfort and depression, as well as gentle and happy ordinaryness, but that is real life.

I read it in one sitting, it was very exciting. Although there are occasional errors and omissions in the text, the flaws do not hide the good points. After reading this book, it feels like I have followed Narcissa through such a turbulent period in her life. It turns out that this is what the wizarding world looks like from her perspective. Just like the name of the article, on the other side of water, she is not the so-called big heroine, but she is as gentle as water and as stubborn as water. She has the power to overcome strength with softness, just as the saying goes, "water benefits all things without fighting." Sissi gave me this feeling. She protects the people around her like this, and she is a particularly beautiful witch. All in all, it's very, very, very beautiful, and I'm looking forward to the author's next work!

A very unique perspective, as a "villain", re-experience the original plot from the perspective of Narcissa in the parallel world. This Narcissa is more humane, kinder, more fragile, pessimistic but strong, and more pitiful, because her changes directly or indirectly affect other people, thus making the original betrayal and Horcrux lines as bad as possible. Lucius is more original and weak, but he also supports his family a little more because of love. Draco was influenced by this gentle version of Narcissa and changed even more. At first, I felt that Narcissa was written too pitifully. Although the setting of amnesia and rebirth only had one or two sentences, I also felt it was a bit strange. But as you read, you will know that it is actually to foreshadow that this is a Sissi who is different from the arrogant and self-sustained Narcissa in the original work. In the parallel world, how does a person who yearns for the light from the beginning struggle to survive in a destiny that is destined to be forced into darkness. The whole text is basically in dark and light gray tones, but combined with the background of close contact with Voldemort's rule, it is indeed reasonable. Narcissa's changes even made the development of some original plots more logical. This is a really novel HP fanfic. I hope to see such unconventional writing again. Thank you to the author for writing it [heartfelt]

The characters are all very well drawn! Not OOC at all. Everyone's changes are smooth, natural and not stiff at all. Narcissa is a kind-hearted little angel who is willing to sacrifice everything for her family. Even if she knows there will be danger, she still works hard to save many people. Lucius is also particularly charming and family-oriented. A man who is willing to change his future plans for the sake of his wife's wishes is very masculine. It feels like the young couple took the script of marriage first, love later, which is very cute! ! ! The feeling of facing danger together and never letting go of supporting each other no matter how many difficulties we encounter is really touching. I have really encountered many hardships along the way. I hope that everyone can live a happy life after everything calms down.

It's you! ! ! I said it looks so familiar. I read this article you wrote on JJ when I was in high school! ! ! It's really good to watch [Adoration], but the plot should have been changed based on the previous one? [Thinking] Anyway, I still like it so much when I see it again [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

I stayed up late to read the latest chapter, and my pillow was all wet. Even though I knew the ending of the story, I still couldn't help but wonder whether the protagonists could change their destiny through their own efforts. There is always hope in the lingering pessimistic atmosphere, hoping that it will be the best ending within the capabilities of Narcissa and Lucius.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! ! ! This is the first time I saw the story of Sissi and Lucius. I feel really different. I don't know how to describe it, but it's really good-looking. I don't understand why the score is so low. I really like it. I hope the author can write more. [Send heartfelt wishes]

I like it very much and read it. I have read several novels about Father Lu and Narcissa before. They are about ordinary sweethearts living a happy life together. This book feels like it writes about the Black family from a different angle. It is written in a very gentle way.

I have never read a novel about Narcissa, but this one is really good to read. I feel that it enriches and completes the Malfoy family based on what was shown in the original work. Narcissa loved all of her family, but they never firmly chose her. Only Lucius, although his choices disgusted Narcissa, they fell in love under pressure, and Lucius gave her the best he could. The Narcissa in this book has her own principles and firm beliefs, so Lucius also has her own principles, which leads to a better ending than the original work. Bella started to follow Voldemort very early, but she also loved her family and was not as crazy as in the original book. It can be seen that she also did something for her little sister, but Voldemort was more important to her. Andromeda was very good with Narcissa when she was a child, but she was the quickest to leave after something happened at home, unwilling to have any contact with the family. In Narcissa's darkest days, she only accepted Narcissa's help instead of caring. Andromeda is the decent one, and Bella is the villain, but I am the protagonist, so Bella has a better image in my mind. Lucius was indeed quite annoying in the early stage.

This book is very nice! The one in Green River was finished before, and the ending was pretty good. It's rare to see the reason why Sirius chose Gryffindor written out. There was no question about whether Lucius was worthy of the heroine or not. Looking back, they do love each other.

I was a little uncomfortable with the author's language style at first, but after reading it for a long time, I can still accept it. Overall what struck me the most was the authenticity of the characters in this book - no one is really capable of everything. I like the cowardice, helplessness and powerlessness of mortals who still emerge under the halo of the pride of heaven. It's great to see that Lucius is no longer the symbolic sophisticated and slippery capitalist, and Sirius is no longer the symbolic resolute and rebellious young master. Of course, there is also our Narcissa. She is not a powerful heroine in the traditional sense, but a relatively ordinary good girl who strives to balance reason and emotion and delays compromise in troubled events. Her charm is like a spring drizzle. When you first feel it, you subconsciously want to avoid it, but soon you will feel warm and moist. I am very happy to come across this book and thank the author for his careful creation! After reading it, thank the author for the perspective. Which one is greater, the kind of courage that relies on justice to hurt others, is unscrupulous and does not consider the consequences, and the courage to fight openly and openly, or the kind of resistance that is born with original sin, cannot get rid of the love and responsibility for relatives, and therefore has to be suppressed and endured forever? I feel that not everyone is lucky enough to stand in the sun, and a life of enduring humiliation and compromise is more real. Narcissa actually didn't live many happy days and could only struggle to keep the only things she had. And her kindness and tenacity are even more precious when few people regard her as their first consideration (and even always suspect and hurt her for various reasons). She does not have a strong personality and talent like Bella and Sirius, and she has a better bottom line and sense of responsibility than almost all her relatives. She can even be considered selfless in many cases. This means that her life is not a happy one, and I like her and admire her for this. Fortunately, although few people truly thanked her for her efforts in the end, she finally found her own freedom and tranquility.

It's great, I love watching the heroine. Later, after I had children, I felt that my focus changed.

In the Malfoy family, there is no redemption, only family. You don't understand why you finished reading it? I don't understand either. Well, why didn't I give up watching it halfway; you know I prefer watching family movies. In short, Malfoy cares about his family more than his own interests, and Malfoy's family comes first.

It's really beautiful, with a brand new perspective, and the descriptions are very detailed and vivid. The character Narcissa is also well portrayed, and every character in it has flesh and blood. Worth a five star review.

It's really very good to read. I haven't read this book. I recently opened it and I was very surprised. This book follows Narcissa's perspective. The author really wrote it very delicately and changed some plots. It's very good. It's a very high-quality HP article. I feel that the portrayal of the protagonist is particularly deep. Some of the plots really made me cry. [Crying][crying][crying][crying]

It's very good. This is my third read. The first two times were on JJ. I would like to read the book "The Malfoy Family", which I highly recommend. The love between parents is so exciting. (There are too few books about the love between the Malfoy parents. I have found two books so far [face covering])

I've been chasing her since JJ. I really like the Malfoy family and Lucie Sega. The whole text is as warm as boiling water. There are no too fancy words. It just tells the story lightly. I like this style very much. It is the type that will be repainted, recommended!

It's pretty good to watch, but the writing is very smooth and the plot is not unreasonable.

Especially beautiful (♥∀♥) There are very few scenes between Narcissa and Lucius

In my opinion, this is the best written HP fanfic. It's not Mary Sue, it's not childish, and every character has a personality.

The rhythm is fast and delicate. I feel like I have watched Sissi grow up, so sometimes I feel unhappy with Sirius's childish behavior. The child is too young and has vague memories of her sister. But these are great kids. I won't comment on the emotional line, and I look forward to the follow-up.

I have to say, this book doesn't deserve this rating at all! Super well written! Every change to the character will not feel OOC! The content of the book really fits the title. It's a pity, a pity, that Rael still couldn't be saved. Maybe... Maybe at that point, Rael could only do that to protect the person he wanted to protect [almost crying]

It's very beautiful, and it feels like the heroine is working hard to live, but whether it's the Dark Mark or something else, there's a sense of fatalistic despair.

The writing is so good. I kept following it when it was being serialized. I got anxious halfway through it and stopped reading it. I picked it up again in the past few days and it's actually finished. I still couldn't help but open it and read it. It's so good.

I really like this book www. The writing is great! The writing is delicate, and the emotions and expressions between the characters are great! Come on, the author is great (◍•ᴗ•◍)♡♬