Harry Potter: Renting Riddle House and Living with Voldemort

Dear Mr. Voldemort finally met a good student, who may have fulfilled his dream of becoming a professor at Hogwarts. But I guess maybe he is looking for a suitable partner to continue his bloodline? And maybe the heroine's talent suits his requirements. Such an interesting fanfic, I love it.

Oh my God! ! ! Good looking! After reading so many Voldemort fanfics, this is the only one I like! Finally it's not the old routine of traveling to an orphanage to save the young Riddle, it's finally a story about the heroine and Voldemort who has become the Dark Lord! ! I like it so much, it's so well written! ! ! ! !

This is the first time I saw a hp fan with this theme. I really liked it and wrote a book review. I hope the author can keep writing. In this novel, the author constructs a story full of fantasy, which expands the familiar HP world into a new perspective. The protagonist of the story rents the Riddle House by chance. Who would have thought that he would start living together with the famous Lord Voldemort. Such a novel setting instantly catches the readers' attention. Originally, in everyone's mind, Voldemort was the terrifying villain, but in this book, his interaction with the protagonist is full of drama. The author cleverly uses this contrast to allow readers to see the unknown side of Voldemort, which is no longer just a pure symbol of evil, but has more layers of character. In terms of character creation, the image of the heroine is also very distinct. Faced with the outrageous and dangerous situation of living with Voldemort, the protagonist did not shrink back in fear, but showed wit and bravery. In the process of getting along with Voldemort, every reaction and every decision of the heroine allows us to see a flesh-and-blood image who strives to survive in difficult situations and continues to grow. This kind of growth is not achieved overnight, but is slowly realized in the daily battle of wits and courage with Voldemort. It is very enjoyable to read. The plot development in the book is even more ups and downs. There are very interesting daily complaints by the heroine. These plots are light and humorous, adding a lot of relaxing elements to the tense story atmosphere; there are also exciting moments of crisis, when Voldemort seems to see that the heroine does not belong here, making the readers' hearts hang with the heroine. The author's control of the rhythm is just right, so that readers will not be kept in a state of high tension, nor will they feel bored with too many daily descriptions.

Great, the male protagonist is Voldemort without a nose, and finally the female protagonist is not the same as the one who started to influence the young Tom from the orphanage period! At present, the heroine is just an interesting subordinate of Lao Fu who is not very important but has a bit of a mystery. I look forward to how the emotional drama between the heroine and the Dark Lord will develop in the future. Don't let Lao Fu regain his beauty too early. It depends on the outsider.

This is the first time I have read a story about Lao Fu who looked like a deformed baby before he was resurrected. The description is very good. Everyone's character fits perfectly. I also love the heroine's character. Even the timid one is very stubborn [laughing and crying]

I like! [Adoration] A rare villain, I have always wanted to see Voldemort, please update soon.

I think the author wrote it very well. The heroine is not an absolute genius, she is relatively fair. The character design is definitely not OOC. Personally I think: Once you get into the habit of embarrassing others, you can definitely dig out another Hogwarts castle with your toes [smile]

Compared with those protagonists who often have "noble blood", are responsible for the system, and are on top of the world at birth, the heroine in this article is more real and attractive. The author does not shy away from her early struggles and confusion, wandering repeatedly on the line of survival, tossing and turning over the success or failure of a spell. Her original intention was simple, to survive, just like the grass stems in the cracks of the rocks, they must survive even if they are bent. Being cautious and alienated from the fate of the original characters is the norm for those who seek survival. How can readers really have deep affection for fictional characters? The weight of the story does not lie on the "perfect person", but on the "living person". I really like the inner os of the heroine. She escapes from her thoughts but is not stupid. Her short-lived fantasies are promptly blown away by the cold wind of reality. Her most charming chapter is the early days of joy and hardship under fear and pressure. It's a bit like Melville's crew mending a leaky ship in stormy waves, hammering under the cracks of fate. He repeatedly speculates on the pros and cons and hesitates, just like Duke Myshkin, clumsily groping for his "correctness" in a chaotic world. There are no extraordinary gifts, only the days and nights that crawl on the bottom line of survival and refuse to sink. If you can empathize with the TR period and understand the goals of LV, I hope the author can update the extra chapter. This is my favorite HP fan.

The relationship between Drea and LV is particularly tense, and it looks better and better. I look forward to the follow-up. Wwww Teacher, come on, I will support you [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

The author's descriptions are very vivid and the writing is good! The characters of Voldemort and the heroine are very well developed. Lao Fu has no OOC, so the final ending feels very hasty, and the decent side is quite miserable...