(HP Hogwarts fanfic + single female protagonist Luna + original Ravenclaw male protagonist + slow pace + daily life)
When Leo Selwyn was seven years old, he hid in his mother's wardrobe and covered himself with her blood to survive a massacre by Death Eaters.
Since then, there have been some things in his world that others cannot see - black "harassing flies", hovering around him, repeating that night's voice day and night: "Why are you alive?"...
He thought it would go on like this forever.
Until September 1, 1991, platform nine and three-quarters.
A hand held his sleeve.
"You have a lot of bugs." The girl with messy blond hair and carrot earrings said, her silver eyes reflecting something he couldn't see. "My name is Luna Lovegood. What's yours?"
"Do you believe someone can see your sadness?"
Reader comments
It's very sweet. As long as you don't have any brains at all and can tolerate him repeating what he said before from time to time, and if you tolerate the timeline a little confusing, you can completely feel that it is a very good work.
Despite the messy timeline, this book's calm narrative reveals a touch of melancholy. The story is very ordinary and simple, just the days spent together by two people, as ordinary as daily necessities, no powerful magic, heroic stories or vigorous love. It's just one person walking into another person's life.
It's relatively good-looking. Although the plot line is a bit jumpy, it's very good.
Luna entered school a year early and hasn't finished reading this book yet. But it looks good
In the first few chapters, it feels like the protagonist is like a pressure cooker and is still putting pressure on himself.
It's very sweet and the relationship is great, but the timeline is messed up.
It's beautiful, please keep writing.
It's well written, the writing is good, and the setting is good.
It's very sweet. As long as you don't have any brains at all and can tolerate him repeating what he said before from time to time, and if you tolerate the timeline a little confusing, you can completely feel that it is a very good work.
Despite the messy timeline, this book's calm narrative reveals a touch of melancholy. The story is very ordinary and simple, just the days spent together by two people, as ordinary as daily necessities, no powerful magic, heroic stories or vigorous love. It's just one person walking into another person's life.
It's relatively good-looking. Although the plot line is a bit jumpy, it's very good.
Luna entered school a year early and hasn't finished reading this book yet. But it looks good In the first few chapters, it feels like the protagonist is like a pressure cooker and is still putting pressure on himself.
It's very sweet and the relationship is great, but the timeline is messed up.
It's beautiful, please keep writing.
It's well written, the writing is good, and the setting is good.