Harry Potter: The Dark Gray One

Harry Potter in this IF line is much colder and colder than the original work. It is based on the deduction that after the prophesied savior becomes Neville, Harry Potter is no longer the savior boy. [No time traveler, no rebirth]. The three little ones became Neville, Ron, and Hermione, and Harry joined Ravenclaw, but his personality was more Slytherin-like. Harry Potter became a top student and taught himself black magic in preparation for revenge against Voldemort. Personally, I think this IF line deduction is a very exciting and novel development, just like the previous book Hogwarts without a savior, which created new ideas.

Author, there are two voices quarreling in my mind all the time. One voice tells me that Harry is kind and cannot become a more evil person than Voldemort; the other voice keeps urging: Hurry! Harry, hurry! Use more cruel spells, give up those useless emotions, and become an evil dark wizard.

Very good, look at the essence through the appearance. If you like to read cool articles, sweet articles, or just want to read online articles, you can leave.

The Dark Lord-type Harry Potter is quite interesting. The character of Gryffindor in the plot does conform to the stereotype of Gryffindor [laughing] The Ministry of Magic is also crotchless as always, and Dumbledore is also typical of "love". This novel embodies the biggest problem in the original text of Harry Potter (in my opinion), is "love" as strong as Dumbledore said? How far can the darkened Harry go for hatred and power?

I usually can't stand HP fandoms that follow the dark style, but this one is different. It is written very seriously, and it carefully depicts Harry's growth, Harry's wavering, and Harry's determination. It neither makes Harry's portrayal in the safe zone of "goodness turns evil" nor makes Harry an extraordinary god in terms of personality. Instead, he writes a dictator who is cruel, tyrannical, insidious, cunning, has mistakes, weaknesses, hesitations, and extra emotions, and has a lot of reality. I hate this Harry and sneer at his absurdities, but the writing is wonderful and impressive. The author deserves a higher score, and the current score is incredibly low.

It's very good. Don't be too pretentious. At least this book looks more comfortable.

The writing is very good and smooth.

Come on, author, take good care of you

This book made me see a different Harry Potter

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