HP: Embracing the Darkness

Cp: Original male protagonist x Gellert Grindelwald Very interesting, a rare article that dismantles GG. The author's writing style is good and the content is very fluent. The content of the first three chapters is a bit middle-of-the-road, and there are more descriptions of appearance. You can start reading directly from the middle of the third chapter. The author's writing gets better and better later on, and the interaction between the two people before was very sweet. Lightning protection: There are a few chapters in the middle about having children, so you can skip them if you don't like them.

Sata and Gale will always be happy and loving in the place where we can't pry [I'm about to cry] Although I didn't follow this article from the beginning and fell into the trap halfway, but I still like it until I read it. It can be said that it is the first Gale and the original protagonist. Watching them go all the way, it is different from some HP novels usually follow the plot, but due to the arrival of the original protagonist, Sata's own life took place. In it, I also discovered a woman named Cassandra, who was sharp as a girl, married the family, and regained herself after losing her husband. I was happy for her and paid a lot of attention to her. Although I always felt that Gale's handling and treatment in the Blood Covenant was always sorry for Sata, and Sata was too coaxing as Satan, but I forgot that the past of Gellert and Albus cannot and should not be erased and ignored. This experience is the factor that created and achieved Gellert Grindelwald, and Gellert's charm also developed on this basis. And Sata, as Satan, came to HP out of interest. He was in a special time period and met Gellert for the first time because of interest. Perhaps when he met him, Sata had aroused a deeper interest in him. So in the process of constant contact and confrontation, Sata was attracted by Gellert's charm step by step. In the later period, it seemed that it was basically Gail's active enthusiasm and Sata's occasional indulgence, but maybe Sata's love was not inferior to Gail's. As the love child of two people - Lilith Grindelwald Black. With the genes of the dark elves and inheriting the blood of the two, there is no doubt that she will be a good and outstanding young lady. However, the first thought when she appeared was not to have a matching partner. Fortunately, Lilith is a unique beauty. What saddens me the most is that Sata took action to eliminate Voldemort. It seemed very easy and in line with Sata's identity. But compared with the original work's victory of a life-and-death battle and Harry's step-by-step transformation into the savior, I think it's not as good as a move like Sata's. He was dubbed the savior shortly after he was born because he sacrificed his parents. The person who came to deal with the aftermath said that he would take good care of Harry, so he threw him to Petunia and just handed him over to her. He also sent an Obscurus? Supervise them and provide support? Obviously not possible. At the age of 11, he entered the so-called safest place - Hogwarts. What happened every year, and as the savior of the wizarding world, he was always suspected, suspected and alienated by everyone because of this, but he was enthusiastic when things came to an end. Occasionally, it is ironic to think about it, and what is even more ironic is that. In the magical world, as a wizard, his lifespan is much longer than that of ordinary people, so he actually needs a child as a savior to save the world? Ridiculous, there is no one in the magical world who can take on this responsibility, and a child is needed to take it on. Then isn't the world really going to end? Absolutely ridiculous. At the same time, in the later period, Dumbledore's description made me feel a bit too much, with a high sense of presence, but it was still within the acceptable range. After all, Dumbledore, a relatively special person, in my opinion, is particularly unsuitable to be a principal, let alone a love partner. The things that happened to him during his period were too special, and his behavior was too unique. He had a certain responsibility for the creation of Voldemort, and in order to eliminate this scourge, he created a god? (Savior) plan, it can be said that in order to eliminate the harm caused by his indifference, he got involved with too many people. Sometimes some thoughts came up. After thinking about it, this kind of people may be the type of people I hate... In short, this ending is very good. Sata and Gale should always be happy, love each other, love Lilith, and also remember to love themselves [love]

It's rare to see someone write about Grindelwald in an HP novel, and it's an original plot. I really look forward to Gellert's expression when he knows the identity of the male protagonist. He is still your classmate from the same school. Is he surprised or not [laughing] [laughing]

It's well written, but there is one point that makes me feel a little uncomfortable. The boy is the protagonist who gives birth to a child. Before the book is finished (around chapter 221), the child has been born, and the child story takes up half of the story. I don't know if this is the author's first time writing a book, but there is one common surprise when reading novels: the reader is the main character's only fan. Readers hope that the entire story will revolve around the protagonist (except for group portraits), rather than having a lot of space taken away by supporting characters. I prefer the protagonist, and this preference will take into account the friends I have with the protagonist, the protagonist's lover, and the protagonist's children, but the center is always the protagonist. But the daughter was born so early in this article. Maybe it would be better to write a separate article about raising a baby, instead of using the bloodline of the protagonist to bring all kinds of troubles to the protagonist and make him worry and angry (of course the daughter must have been born with love by the protagonist, but every time the protagonist is worried and angry, it makes me feel sorry for the protagonist. Of course, I am still happy to see this kind of plot in a article about raising a baby) I feel that since I gave birth to a child, the previous shots always revolved around the protagonist and Gellert, and now the protagonist and his daughter are the center. There are even times when the daughter completely becomes the center. This feeling is really bad. It seems that the protagonist's luck (?) Was faintly transferred to her after giving birth to her daughter.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! Although there is some tension in the story, it is still very sweet [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart] Now that I am married, I wonder if I will take Grindelwald back to hell in the future [Requesting for updates] Looking forward to the follow-up, can the author release 100 chapters at once for me to taste and appreciate [Requesting for updates]

It looks so good! I rarely give book reviews or almost none, so this is enough to show how good this book is. It just goes a bit fast, but I like it. The relationship between the two of them is really ambiguous😍😍😍

Does anyone think the Black family is so fertile? Other families are single generations, but the Black family has many children and grandchildren! Sirius and Regulus wasted the good genes of the Black family, which is a loss to the wizarding world!

Hahahahahaha, it's super good-looking. The plot is neither bloody nor abusive. In fact, I think it's very daily and warm. I especially like the protagonist's behind-the-scenes chess game. The final general has very clean hands. She's not the kind that shouts about friendship, bonding, or recklessness. She's an intellectual wife. Hahahaha, she's not the kind who pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. Anyway, the plot is very novel, and it doesn't follow the plot flow. It's all away from the disputes of the protagonists. It's very strong. The author is great (the most important thing is that the relationship between Baobao and Gai is super sweet, so sweet to the heart. It's not pretentious or pretentious, and there's no such thing as a knife that says you'll die if you get hurt.) It's just a sweet article. Real guys, it's super invincible and beautiful.

The author writes the tension between Sata and Gellert particularly well. However, after giving birth to a child, the child takes up too much of the article. Personally, I don't like this. I prefer the description of the two. If I mind giving birth and seeing the child directly, it is already perfect. It is very sexual tension.

Two strong characters, the male protagonist has a very charming personality. Who doesn't love Satan, and who can avoid Satan's temptation?