Harry Potter: The Amethyst Sage

Highlights The settings are innovative • The setting of the original heroine "Amethyst Sage": an albino girl, the only sage who can reverse the death of black magic, whose healing ability comes at the cost of life - this setting has both visual impact (white hair and purple eyes) and tragic tension (burning life to save others) Clear emotional lines • Clearly marked "No Heroic Competition", the main CP Salem x Harry started after "Chamber of Secrets", and Draco, as the second male lead, walks the friendship/family line. This division of labor is relatively rare in fan fiction and avoids the clichéd love triangle. Worldview respects the original work • Emphasis on "no time travel, no golden fingers, everything that should be done in the original work", which is friendly to readers who pursue the atmosphere of the original work tragedy warning • The introduction has obvious spoilers: the heroine finally "turns into an eternal crystal", BE or an open ending is scheduled. Lovers of sadomasochism are ecstatic, but readers who pursue sweet HE should be cautious. Who should watch it? ✅ Readers who like sadomasochism and sacrificial aesthetics ✅ Readers who can accept slow-paced and delicate descriptions ✅ HP fans who want to read some non-travel and non-refreshing stories This is a heart-wrenching HP fanfic with memory points and pure emotional lines, but the level of abuse is not low. 177,000 Words are still being serialized. It is recommended to gain weight or try reading the free chapters first to see if you can accept the author's writing style. If the author can finish the book stably, it has good potential.

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I'm not a sailor. I've finished my fourth grade prom now. I hope this book review can help you better understand this book. Let's talk about the shortcomings first: the narrative of the first volume is not strong, and there are some redundancies in some places. I hope the author can change the first volume later. The third and fourth volumes will be very good. Next is the book review: This is one of the only two books about gods that I have read among more than ten HP fanfics. As one of the few HP fanfics that is not a cool genre, this book is an advantage in itself, but Coffish's writing style and character creation are all refreshing to me. Snape's annoying and awkward concern, Hermione's high-mindedness and confidence, Ron's straightforwardness and loyalty... Perfectly wrote Rowling's feeling that everyone is their own protagonist. The highlight of this book is also the foreshadowing and foreshadowing. The most obvious ones are The Chamber of Secrets in Year Two and Saving Buckbeak in Year Three. The description of the male protagonist Harry is basically the same as that of Shi Lun, and he is slightly different from the original work. He is kinder and better, but he lacks his usual bravery when facing Salem. The second male lead is undoubtedly Draco. Under the influence of Salem, he started out as mean, arrogant, and self-centered as the original, and gradually turned into a Slytherin-like wit and secret guardian. There was no sudden change, but due to the conflict between the facts in front of me and the pure-blood concept again and again, with Salem by his side, he saw the truth of the matter and slowly changed. Finally, let's talk about Salem. As a heroine, she does not have the advantage of being chosen. There is only the blood curse that weighs on my heart. She was making mistakes even in first and second grade. But none of these concealed her pure personality charm: she was in darkness but had a bright heart, her cherishing of life, her strange concern for others (see a black bat for details), and her pure kindness in her heart. Her protective color is her arrogance and meanness, while her background is inferiority complex and insecurity. Some may wonder why she chose Harry instead of Draco. My point is that Ren chose Harry because Harry saw her in person. The first thing Draco saw was the "Prince girl" and the "pure blood", and his initial concern was wrapped in the shell of his family and position. Harry asked no such questions. The drug reassured her, but Harry kept her satisfied. She had been treated as a "monster", "tool" and "a disgrace to the family" since she was a child. No one told her "you deserve to be treated well" until Harry said so. He didn't understand pure-blood rules or Slytherin's pride. He only knew that when he looked at her back, he wanted to walk over. What attracted me to Draco was the sense of identity from the pure-blood family circle, but to Harry, I really liked him. Finally, I really hope the author doesn't finish the book badly. This is really one of the Fengshen HP fanfics I've read. It's awesome!

It's very interesting. It ranks among the top HP fans in my heart. The part where the heroine saves Harry made me cry. It's really interesting. The scene where the heroine saves Harry is particularly impressive to me. The scene where Draco bursts in through the door and talks to Professor Snape and Dumbledore. I felt that the scene where I cried the most was there. It was really beautiful [crying][crying][crying][crying]

Both sweetness and abuse are beautifully written, very beautiful. I can no longer accept other HP articles.