Harry Potter: So What If Everyone Hates Me?

Not happy, good looking. There isn't much of this kind of writing around these days, especially among lilies. Everyone likes cool stories with an invincible protagonist and no twists and turns, but they forget how one can feel the bright sunshine without the tears of a sad world. Love color tenderly in black and white, and make a pilgrimage to black and white in color.

Lyle is a heart-wrenching protagonist. She is not the kind of suffering character that is simply created and formatted. It's a little girl who is constantly being hurt in a bad environment, constantly forcing herself to adapt, and struggling to move on. Her experience was so painful that I couldn't help crying several times during the reading process. What I have been striving for is just to be understood and loved. Because of this, I am particularly looking forward to the tender daily moments between her and Hermione - as if in the long dark night, someone is finally willing to look at her seriously.

Lila's character is very good. I feel like she is just a little arrogant who says she doesn't need friends but is a bit arrogant and lacks love when she treats Hermione. She needs to be affirmed by her grandmother. There are really too few and too few people who love her. But it can be seen that the author really loves her. The character is very well written. The concept of the novel is also very novel in HP fan fiction. However, I feel that the author sometimes writes a bit messy and readers can't quite understand it. I feel that some generalizations or explanations can be made to make it easier for readers to read. The part about the secret room made me so confused that I didn't even know why Laila successfully brought the diary back. Well, it's probably just a little suggestion. I really like Laila. I hope the author can continue writing [Love]

The character of the protagonist is very real, and she looks like she grew up in line with her background. Children are forced to mature and have the flaws and fragility, hesitations and contradictions that occur at that age. I really like the characters written by the author. It is so rare to see this kind of work! The development of the story line is also reasonable and smooth, and some controversial parts in the original work are also discussed, such as whether Muggle is also a discriminatory term. I like this very much!

It is indeed Tomato's rare high quality. Even if it is a fan, the personality charm of the original character Lyla is not inferior to that of Harry and Hermione. Lyla has already stayed in the hearts of readers in flesh and blood [Love]

This is my favorite style. I like the growth line of the imperfect heroine very much, but I still hope that the author can speed up the pace and add some excitement. I don't think the injuries suffered by the heroine belong to the narrative of abuse of women. The narrative of abuse of women refers to the spectacle of a woman's pain being displayed, and the pain does not allow her to have any personal growth (for example, just to be favored by the male protagonist, to gain some kind of moral capital, or just for some kind of "beautiful" scenery, etc.) Typical situations, such as in Chen Sicheng's "The Disappearance of Her", Li Muzi took the initiative to take off the oxygen mask, the scene of being drowned, etc. And Laila has her own clear growth line, and those pains are the only way to go through the beginning of Tianbeng. After all, it is difficult for people to reflect on things when they are happy. And the heroine did not suffer any physical torture, but more of the social repression in her environment. Objectively speaking, the heroine would often take revenge, but the author did not exaggerate the feeling of pleasure, and more of the expression was centered around the heroine's heart. The selling point of this book is the growth history of Laila, a seedling that grew out of a rock crack. If you want to read about being pampered from beginning to end, this is not the book for you.

It's delicious. It's the first time I've eaten one where the main character is a Death Eater. It feels a bit strange, but this character surprisingly doesn't make me hate it! I finished reading it in one day. It's a very bitter little Lyran star. Alas, child... Alas, if you grow up, you won't be deceived. Star, your life is bitter. I hope this stubborn and lonely child can be happy.

This book is really great and I highly recommend it to everyone~ First of all, the plot content of this book is not like other books. This is the only book I've read where the heroine believes in the Dark Lord, and the heroine doesn't just like him, but she longs for the feeling of being praised and trusted. Also, I think the best thing about this book is the heroine's personal growth and her psychology. Secondly, the heroine's character is very distinct. The image of the heroine is not simply optimistic or negative, and her emotions are not static. The author's portrayal of Laila's emotions is particularly successful. He does not deliberately glorify anyone. Whether it is negative or positive emotions, he can express them very truly. Also, the author's writing is great. The plot of the story is well detailed and full of ups and downs, which can greatly attract readers' interest in reading. Many places are very delicately depicted, especially the heroine's character. The emotions of disgust or love for others are not simple, but many emotions are intertwined, allowing readers to feel the complex feelings. The plot content is also very interesting. Finally, this book is really, really, really, really, really, really good to read! ! ! Because I'm not very good at writing book reviews, I write like a human-machine (´;ω;`) but this book is really, really good! ! ! The protagonists are more realistic in their characterizations, while some books have characters that are a bit too flat. All in all, it's really super, super, super pretty! ! ! ! ୧(๑•̀⌄•́๑)૭ Another point is that many fanfics I have read are either purely sadistic, purely refreshing, or purely sweet. There are really few that are so realistic. And I think the relationship between the heroine and many people is very good (ฅ´ω`ฅ): the heroine and Sirius hate each other, but they are very awkward, well, I can't say they are in love, well, they just care awkwardly; and the heroine and Hermione, needless to say, Hermione is the only person willing to take the initiative to care about Lyra, which is so good!

It's very interesting, and the writing style is rather cold, which fits the heroine's desolate background very well. I just hope that the author will stop leaving the heroine alone. It makes my heart feel cold. Give me some sugar [I'm about to cry]

I feel like the heroine is a bit depressed and very helpless. But the content is super exciting. He vividly wrote about the helplessness of a child and the behaviors of some people. Hope it doesn't end badly. I also hope someone can love her more.