[Next generation + Marauders' generation + Founders' generation + unconventional everyone-loves-her + no romance in the main story + slow-paced]
Aelia Andema is a strange child.
She can feel everything, anger, sadness, affection, fear, but nothing ever shows on her face.
She doesn't smile, cry, frown, or tremble.
The doctors say her soul is missing an organ that turns inner feelings into outward expressions.
When she is eleven, a letter from Hogwarts changes everything.
The magical world welcomes a girl who cannot express herself. The Sorting Hat says she has the qualities of every house, but they are all sealed beneath a layer of ice.
She discovers that people looking at her often say another name, and every inexplicable beat of her heart reminds her that her emotions have never disappeared. They are all buried deep in time, waiting for her to pick them up, one by one.
Draco: “I'm not looking at her. I'm just... making sure she doesn't embarrass Slytherin. ...Never mind. I don't have any feelings for her, not at all!”
Harry: “Sometimes I wonder if she'd be happier if she smiled a little more. But it's okay if she doesn't smile. Just having her there is already enough.”
Sirius: “In my twelve years in Azkaban, I thought about a lot of people, James, Lily, Remus... But the person I thought about most was her. Not because I felt guilty, but because I wanted to ask her one thing: ‘What do you actually want to eat?’ This time, I want to hear her answer.”
Tom: “I've already written on that blank page, and I can't erase it. So this time, I won't let you go again.”
(There are more pairings than just these. Please read the main story for the rest.)
Very, very good. The words are like a stream in the forest, flowing slowly, beautiful and quiet. I appreciate this kind of writing, a magical writing that can make people calm down and appreciate it. The author is very good at describing the flow of emotions in the characters' hearts, and she subtly captures the changes in those emotions. Under her description, I saw Airlia. She was like a frozen ocean, surging but unable to break through the thick ice. Such a character is very unique and interesting. She is depicted in a three-dimensional way and has some mysterious qualities that people can't help but explore. In addition to the writing, the story of this novel is also very good, at least I can't wait to continue reading. Looking forward to the next story
Good! The writing is very detailed⁄(⁄⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄⁄)⁄There were many parts that broke my heart, and the writing style is very unique and elegant. But it's quite a stream of consciousness, which bothers me (Ò ‸ Ó||), but it also reflects the author's literary skills and psychological state. There are many sentences that I would have copied into my notebook if I encountered them in high school, but now there is no need to write a composition✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧The teacher insists on updating~
Very well written. 😳 The author's language description is very beautiful. Very delicate. It's not annoying, it's just right, just the right kind of very beautiful language description. Another thing is that the daily scenes of the plot are handled very well. It's just very smooth. Very beautiful, it would be better if there were more.
The pace of the whole book is a bit slow, but it's really good to read. The author's writing style has a touch of melancholy, which makes people can't help but read on. The setting of the heroine is a very novel attempt. The author likes to describe details, which gives people a light feeling of melancholy and sadness.
The text has its own cool filter, with a touch of sadness accompanying it like a shadow, and the vague melancholy is beautifully written! Recommend deposit!
The writing is beautiful, and the heroine is as indifferent as a piece of ordinary wood. On the contrary, Hermione is very good, with a personality like a little sun, a superb IQ and full of natural charm.