[Slow-Burn Pace] [Hufflepuff] [Two Female Leads] [Ensemble Slice of Life] [Growth and Healing]
A humble little house became her only home, the one place where she belonged and the bond she held dear.
An unexpected letter from Hogwarts cut a shaft of light through her bleak life.
She stepped into an unfamiliar ancient castle, moving between classrooms and the library, and there she met her.
Two equally resilient souls slowly drew closer, entrusting each other with their hearts and staying by each other's side through the years.
Surrounded by acceptance, she slowly put down roots. She spent ordinary days between the dining hall, classrooms, and library, gradually learning to wield her wand and gaining the strength to protect those she loved.
Outsiders saw only how she grew calmer and more settled, with a new life and new attachments.
But the past buried beneath wind and snow had never truly gone away.
Traces of bygone days quietly followed her into the magical world. The sudden appearance of a mysterious figure drew out mysteries sealed away layer by layer.
No one knew that she still bore the weight of having clawed her way up from the bottom, making her way between two worlds.
The road ahead was shrouded in uncertainty, but she had never asked for much:
To protect the companion who had only her to rely on, and to hold on to this hard-won, gentle, untainted affection.
This is the story of a girl who grew up in the mud and was thrust into a dazzling magical world, yet never let go of the path that led from her home to Hogwarts.
As calm and peaceful as ever, I like the author's writing style, keep it up
The writing is very good. It is not a cliché and mindless. The growth history of Sour and Bitter Melon is also very interesting. I am very curious about the life experience of the heroine. I hope the author will work hard and update it soon! 👍[Bird food masterpiece]
I really like this type of writing, the light ones are good too
It's good to watch, the growth of the main character is great, a breath of fresh air from Tomato (*´▽`)ノシ
The current shortcoming of this book is that the update speed is too slow and I read it too quickly. Twenty-eight chapters a day would be perfect. What do you think, author?
The author's writing style is light, very everyday, and very comfortable
Mari is really a little bitter melon 😢