Harry Potter: Confessing My Secret Crush on Diggory

It was well written and made me feel sorry for the heroine. When the heroine found out his father's true identity, I felt okay, but later on I cried. Sirius Black took care of Harry more than the heroine. The heroine was just an underage little girl. She had a great yearning for her father. Later, she discovered that she His father is not who he thought he was. She even said that she was able to see her father because of her obsession with Harry. It really made me feel bad. There is also a passage in the article that says that Sirius has not been able to adapt to the role of father. But after reading this chapter, my experience is that he seems to be more able to adapt to the role of Harry's godfather. He is not a bowl of water.

I felt so sorry for the heroine when I saw it. Regarding Professor Snape's criticism, I think Sirius doesn't love the heroine as much as Harry Potter. Another day of feeling sorry for the heroine.

People who watch it are heartbroken The scenes with Ced are very sweet, and the heroine is a very, very good baby. The plot is really sad. Sirius is never a good father in this book. Padfoot fans can still avoid lightning. It seems that Severus in the story does not like Lily. The heroine also became a double agent in the later stage. But I have to say that in the later stage, it can still be seen that Padfoot loves Winnie. In the end, there is no nose (especially the one who did many bad things in the later stage). Please exit the production soon and don't take away any heroes. The heroine is really brave, just like what Lisa said and her mother, they seem to be born to love others, but not themselves. The heroine will put the feelings of many people before her own, but actually I think a lot has changed since then The Sect was also very targeted at the female protagonist in the early stages, but everyone knew that Severus was duplicitous.

The author uses very strong writing power and in-depth deconstruction of the original novel to write a continuation of "Harry Potter and Gwens Black". The characters in the novel are by no means OOC puppets, and they perfectly fit the direction of the adapted story. They are flesh and blood, full of love and hatred. The emotional entanglement between the heroine and her father is extremely complicated, but the author handles it so delicately. As a reader, I can understand every step and every word they say from the perspective of both sides. I can feel the growth of the heroine and the change of my father from the attitudes of communication between the two parties. While reading, I can feel the author's love for the Harry Potter series, his grasp of all the characters in the original work, and his excitement for the magical world. This excitement also brought me. Thanks to the author for continuing Cedric's grand theme of sacrifice and love.

I think this book is really consistent with the original work, including some plots and characters. It does not deliberately beautify or amplify the charm of the characters like other novels. Sirius is a complex and multi-faceted existence. I believe that if he encounters such a situation in the original work, he may be like this book. Although it is not beautiful to read, it is more factual. I was really heartbroken when I read the fifth part of the original work. This book also has a very original atmosphere.

The author's writing is very good, and each character is very vivid in the author's writing, with their own characteristics, especially the heroine, who is gentle but tough, and has her own ideas and pursuits (the author did not deliberately write out the heroine's advantages, but let the readers taste some small details), which makes me feel that she is real. As soon as possible the plot is relatively fast, but the emotional line between the heroine and Seid is very delicate. Both of them are silently good to each other. They obviously don't admit it with their mouths, but they are shy when their friends tease them. They are very easy to tease [love] [love] [love] [love]

The teacher's writing style is good, the plot is not rigid, and the characterization is very successful. It is very interesting! ! ! ! ! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like] [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

So far, I really like Ced in this book. She is a bit of a scheming male mother, but the heroine has no Ravenclaw traits at all except for her good grades.

The good-looking (!) Heroine is socially terrified at first, and has a mutual crush on Cedric. Being able to work as a double agent under Umbridge and Voldemort is very powerful. Winnie is a very strong and good baby.

Nice! ! ! It feels like the heroine is flesh and blood. Really, some heroines with similar identities (Sirius's daughter) really feel a bit like a virgin [facepalm]. But this one feels that the heroine is very emotional and has her own feelings. She has disgust, hatred, and jealousy for people. There is no Mary Sue, no golden finger, and no perfect character. The love story with Cedric is also very sweet. I have finished reading this book. I really like the teacher's writing style. I am planning to read the teacher's next book.