Harry Potter: After Finding Voldemort's Diary

The characterization is very delicate. When I am confused about the world and no one can understand me, only you can lift the weight in my heart. People will always try their best to grasp that glimmer of recognition and hope. When a lonely soul encounters the harbor of understanding, even if there is an abyss ahead, he will follow the robin. Even if all the lies are exposed in the end, that initial understanding will drive her to choose Mockingbird, even if it is extremely painful. Just like Tom said, when she is abandoned by new people, doubted by her companions, and all malicious eyes fall on her, her soul will embrace the darkness along with the contract. I think it corresponds to the introduction. She yearns for light, but is a servant of darkness. She is so beautiful. I hope the author will not stop updating and update every day 😘[Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

Do you know it's like AI-assisted writing? The words are gorgeous, but they are only on the surface. In fact, these adjectives often only express one meaning. Most of the time, they cannot find the content they want to describe, that is, because "these superficial things" cannot find the subject. It's like an incomplete outline. The most fatal thing is that the author doesn't often divide it into paragraphs. Reading a large piece will cause nerve fatigue, and nerve fatigue will lead to eye fatigue, making it impossible to read for a long time. But one thing is that the plot is interesting. If your brain is usually more active, I recommend giving it a try.

I will dance on the tip of a knife exposed to the sun, even if I am annihilated in the next second, I am happy with it, I am living towards death, the author will give a big update, don't run (´△`) The writing is really good, it is really beautiful, please give the author a big update

There is only an inexplicable feeling of powerlessness. Reading this novel made me feel like I was punched in the cotton. . .

It feels like Tom is seducing a young wizard. Φ౪Φ

I read a few pictures and I don't understand. Ginny and the heroine are not the same age, are they? They are not even in the same house. Why are they in the same dormitory? Isn't the heroine Ravenclaw and Harry? Why did they become a lounge? Don't they have a lounge in every house? They should not be in the same place. Some settings are not right, but the plot and settings are quite good.

Don't tell me that the male protagonist lets the female protagonist become a betrayer and be trampled on, how can he still fall in love with her? Another version of the sadistic heroine?

It's quite good, two-way redemption, redemption in turns, one person hurts and the other hurts, and I keep saying "Uh-huh". I'm actually a little embarrassed, but it's undeniable that this book is good-looking. The bond between the two is super deep. It's grand, not the grandness of the stars and the sea, it's similar to multiple dreams, nested layers of grandness, multiple cycles of reincarnation, and deep writing power. Maybe I was too deeply involved, and experienced the chaos of time and space with the protagonist. In short, it feels like a century has passed, but in fact it has not been long. It feels like I have read a grand narrative with thousands of chapters, but looking back, I find that the new book only has 48 chapters 🤦 The author updated it very quickly. When I read the introduction, I was still thinking about such a profound betrayal. It turns out that the two of them staged it and deceived the readers. Both the female protagonist and the male protagonist are tough, both strong, and both fit the characteristics of their respective colleges. This is a story of unyielding struggle against fate. If you expand your horizons, you won't be able to see the confrontation between the savior and Voldemort. I rarely post book reviews without finishing them. I hope you won't stop updating them. [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart] It's good to read. I love reading it. More to come.

Very nice. The writing is very good, and it perfectly describes Tom's thoughts without whitewashing.

It's very beautiful. I don't know why so few people see it.