HP: Riddle’s Memoirs

This novel is quite good. Tom doesn't have OOC, and his emotions are handled quite delicately. Overall, this is a very good novel, but I don't know why the rating is so low. I would like to replace anyone with the heroine, and she will definitely be fascinated by Tom and even be willing to have everything about herself revealed, because Tom is so good at pretending that he will act out everything you want. Come on, even if you discover the truth one day, you won't be able to leave because he is so good. He will remember every living habit of yours, even the trivial eating habits. He will let you see the scene you want to see. He is so perfect, but it is precisely because of his perfection that you can't stop. Even if you know that there is an abyss in front of you, you will jump down willingly. In fact, the separation between the male and female protagonists is predestined. How can a child born from a love drug know how to love? I think the good things towards the female protagonist may be because of her prominent family and may be mixed with nostalgia for the past. I personally feel that the female protagonist does not love him sincerely after experiencing the warmth of her family. , It was just years of companionship that made her think that Tom was hers and that he should accompany her throughout her life. Think about it. Everyone in the orphanage called you a monster, but there was a person who stayed with you all the time, and he was so good to you. When material was scarce, he gave you a piece of bread. Would you be moved? I think the answer is 'yes, I will be moved'. When you are deep in the war, he appears again, using his body to block the danger, comforting you again and again, telling you not to be afraid. At that time, he was your only support. Will you be moved? I think you will definitely answer "I will, I will definitely be moved." He is always hypocritical to others, but for you, he is a little bit real. Treat him differently and be good at becoming the ideal boyfriend you want. Don't you think about your future? If you find that he has done something wrong, but you don't want anything to happen to him, would you report it? No, you will do this. You love him too much. When you go to him, your bottom line has dropped again and again. You will always stay with him until you suddenly wake up and make up your mind to leave him. This is a bit like a sentence I once heard, "People will always cherish something that can be left at any time." And if the heroine is really obsessed with Tom, she will not She forgot about him because of the warmth of her family, and would not hesitate when he was bullied (even if Tom let her see it on purpose). The love between them was mixed with too many things, whether it was hate, guilt, or regret... There were too many emotions mixed in, and the weight of love was unclear. Slytherin was still too good at saying goodbye to his lover. If I were the heroine, I would also choose the second male lead. He will catch all your emotions much better than Tom, because his mind is so understanding. You can see his likes and dislikes at a glance, but with Tom, you can't be sure of his thoughts. He hides it from everyone, including you. You were complacent before. The joy of the special treatment also disappeared. The love of the second male lead is like a bucket of water. The love of the male lead may be overwhelming. Who would you choose? I would choose the second lead. He must love me, but I don't dare to bet on the love of the male lead. Mainly because I can't afford it. Slytherin always weighs the pros and cons. Do you dare to bet with your life that he loves you? I don't think anyone would do this. This kind of love only appears in fairy tales and doesn't quite happen in real life.

How can I describe my shock after reading this book. This is the best HP movie I have seen in 26 years. The sourness, the pull, the unwillingness between two people, the thinking about life and the thinking about love, everything is so just right. The main text and the extras are so immersive that I kept crying. I listened to "Young and Beautiful" and watched, when I grow old and lose my appearance, will you still love me forever? A song describes the cup of orange soda on the beach on a midsummer night between the heroine and Franz, and the photo of Tom being captured next to the Black Lake when he was young...

I rarely write long reviews, but this book really made me have to review it. I almost cried after reading it. What I saw was not the kind of torture but the kind of staying power, the unspeakable story between Alice and Riddle. The Riddle written by the author is not the symbolic Dark Lord commonly seen in fan fiction. Of course, the essence has not changed. He still desires "power" and is still obsessed with his "obsession." But the author's Riddle made me feel differently. Maybe this is the importance of the author's writing. I love the "villain" and hope that he can have a family and truly feel what love is. But perhaps it is precisely this hope that is destined to fail, so the author's regretful story has an irreplaceable ending. "BE is the destination that best belongs to him, and it is also the ending that best suits the "Dark Lord"." (I think Riddle is too "empty" and too "perfect" as a partner. It goes without saying that his love is "unqualified". He did love when he was young, but he loved it in the wrong way and gave too little. After all, he loved his career and his power more. He will not regret it, but this love is indeed proof of feelings. Because of this, this ending is what he deserves, and it is also the most fascinating part of the author's creation of this character.) Moreover, the memoir-style narrative casts a layer of old time filter on the whole story from the beginning, like reading a book and salvaging past events from dusty memories. Enter the story of Alice and Riddle. Their story begins with childhood sweethearts and almost runs through Alice's entire youth. I have deep empathy here (because I also had a nearly similar "Riddle", and I was the "Alice" who was also not lucky enough or brave enough.) In my heart, Alice always loved Riddle. Franz also treated her sincerely, but in reality, Franz was too little. His appearance filled the rest of Alice's time with tenderness, but I feel that the young Riddle still lived in Alice's heart, even more than she loved Franz. But that love is more about regrets - regrets about not being able to say goodbye properly, regrets about whether I would have made different choices if I had to do it over again, regrets about whether the ending of the story would also change. "I hope that every time I leave, I can say goodbye properly." "He was all my expectations when I was young." From the age of fourteen to the age of twenty-four, for ten years, he was the only one in my world. I really thought we would be together forever, that he was my king and I was his loyal minister. "Goodbye, Alice." "Goodbye, my little king." Alice makes me feel so sad that I can't speak. Only by reading their stories can we understand. I think Riddle is Alice's heart. It beat so hard at first, but when the heart is removed, all that is left is a hole. And Franz's appearance gave her another heart. "But I am willing to be used by you as a barrier to cover that memory and a ladder for you to step out of the shadows - if that can make you feel better." Warm and beautiful Franz. They are cinnabar mole and white moonlight, unforgettable and gentle healing. "Away from you, I am far away from happiness. Close to you, I am close to pain." This is a sentence I saw, and I think this is Alice and Riddle. Their relationship is filled with too much - power, obsession, miss, regret, youth, and growth. And Franz, the eternal sunshine of Montpellier, will always be the beauty in Alice's heart, a warm harbor, a home where she can be hugged and relaxed at any time, and a place where every girl belongs. And I don't want to spoil too much. I just want to say that if you are tired of seeing those routine settings, if you are willing to experience a different story "Slytherins are always good at missing lovers." "But Slytherin's love is always unforgettable." There may be 🌟spoilers🌟,‼ ️Please note‼ ️ I feel sorry for Riddle, but I support Alice in having her own space, career, family and friends. Riddle: Riddle is Alice's "a grand disaster in her youth and the most brilliant fireworks." What he gave Alice was not love in the secular sense, but something more complex, like admiration and obsession. Alice could easily fall into the "perfect" Riddle. Every girl, every "Hogwarts person" would fall into the same trap. Not everyone is sober, and more of them are hindsight. Riddle spent his entire youth building his own kingdom with power and ambition, but did not tell Alice who she was in this kingdom. Riddle's love for Alice is more like "possession" than "giving". Riddle loved Alice, but in his own way, condescendingly, treating him like a precious collection instead of a partner. The Dark Lord chose the desire in his heart and ruined the only chance to be close to happiness. The Dark Lord will have no regrets. But I think "Riddle" would regret it. If he could do it over again, I hope the ending would be he Franz: Riddle was the storm in Alice's life, and Franz was the harbor after the storm. He appears in Alice's broken moments but never tries to make her forget about Riddle. He understood that Riddle might have been carved into her body, which would hurt and leave a hole. So he chose to use the remaining time to cover it gently, use companionship to heal the wound, and use time to fill the hole. "But I am willing to be used by you as a barrier to cover that memory, and to be your ladder out of the shadows." The author doesn't describe much about their daily life after that, but the small amount of writing also makes his image three-dimensional. Just like the one described later in the article, he secretly compared himself to Riddle for half his life. It's really cute. Franz's love is warm, he is the sunshine of Montpellier, Riddle was all her expectations when she was young, and Franz was the most gentle destination for her in the rest of her life. Riddle and Franz, one belongs to memories and the other belongs to the rest of life. One teaches her to love, the other teaches her to be loved. Alice met the unforgettable Riddle, and she also had the warm and healing Franz. Although it is a novel, in the novel, I envy Alice. It is true that she loved Riddle, and it is true that she was cured by Franz. The two loves do not conflict, so I feel that Alice still loves Riddle, but it happened at different stages of life and was engraved into her life in different ways. I thank the author for giving me a different ending. In my eyes, the writing is very good. At least in my eyes, I can empathize with it and it is similar to my experience. I am "Alice" who is not so brave and lucky, and I have also met "Riddle" who is not so perfect. I hope that I will also have "Franz" in my future.

Super beautiful, not OOC at all, authentic, the heroine's baby is very independent Have the courage to pursue your own life and face your own needs. So brave! Super charming personality! The awkwardness of Riddle's lover is vividly displayed. The experience is superb! Especially the epilogue written by the author in big letters. When I saw that part, I felt that something was wrong. I quickly prepared tissues and a affectionate baby for the second male lead. The description of the environment inside set off the atmosphere just right. The opening scene was extremely ambiguous. And the camellias are included throughout the whole text? It's a bit like a metaphor for the heroine, or a metaphor for the heroine's love? Oh my God! This book is amazing. The writing really makes me feel like I was in 1943.

In fact, I actually bumped into two people before [palming my face], and the ending made me cry. The perspective of the epilogue was also great, and I felt full of immersion (in The Thames Bet, when I saw the two of them looking at each other, I thought Riddle would just knock Alice out, then lock her up and pester her until she dies) [Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss]

It definitely deserves a high score. I think this is one of the most amazing books written by Tom. The writing style is very good. The bitter tone mixed with love makes the characters in the whole book warm. The teacher is so good at writing! It fully describes Riddle's changes, ambitions, and persistence in Slytherin, and the ceiling is extremely high!

Blessed are those who like to cry. The author's writing style is really very good and the style is very unique. I like it very much. The best people to cry are us readers. It's like witnessing the grand love between the heroine Alice and Riddle. Everything is so real. The character creation of the heroine is also very successful. No In order to attach the piece of paper to Riddle's existence, although the ending is expected, the author's ordinary words have become a sharp sword piercing my heart. The most special thing is that the plot is not cliche. It is written in the style of memories. This book must be a big hit. I strongly recommend [Send Heart]

I really couldn't stand it after reading the class. I felt so cramped and sour after reading this book. This book fits the character of Riddle very well. He will never admit his mistakes and bow his head. The two people have different ambitions and will never go far apart. The heroine's background is kind. Even though she has some similarities with Riddle, she is different after all. She has her own bottom line to stick to. But the extra chapter is also a dream come true. I really cried a lot. I still want them to be together selfishly. And my childhood sweetheart is awesome.

How come you are so good at writing? It made me feel melancholy in my heart. I finally found a non-OOC Tom Riddle. The writing was so good that I cried to death. It was obviously not cruel, but it was too emotional and empty, just like what the book said without saying goodbye, which gave this incomplete story an unsatisfactory ending. [Cry][cry][cry]

This is a very good article. It should be the best article I have read so far about HP Tom Riddle, and even the best article in HP fan fiction. It was so good that I changed the moment I finished reading it. This work not only perfectly depicts their story, but also has a strange and profound connotation that attracts me. I had been infected by Voldemort's idea of immortality before, and I found death and old age particularly scary. I fall into meaningless thinking every day when I have nothing to do. Until I saw this article, it was more than just a portrayal of every character in the book HP - each of them emerged from between the lines as if their souls had been injected into them, and all the laughter, love, hate, and anger emerged before my eyes. At the same time, it also conveys something, some discussion about love, time, and ideals. Suddenly I seemed to understand something. I feel deeply from the bottom of my heart. It is rare to encounter such excellent works, especially HP fans. Very delicate and beautiful words, like a piece of brilliant silk, which started to wrap around gently and finally tightened, leaving me breathless. But I am willing to suffocate in this beauty. There are also many profound sentences in it, and every word seems to hit my heart. In fact, the literary talent is too poor to describe the quality of this book, but I think if it is separated from HP, this book can be used as a publication, or even better than a publication, because this book not only has beautiful language and profound connotations, but also vividly grasps the characters, especially Tom. And some of the other characters have very engaging personalities. It's really a very good work