Arya Moonbrook came to Hogwarts with a unique "Stardew Valley" system and became a Hufflepuff freshman in the same class as Harry Potter. She doesn't understand prophecies or plots. She can only farm, fish, and mine in her mind, and occasionally provide some "improved varieties" to the college greenhouse.
Until she discovered that the plants planted in the system had special functions, and the infinite blade could actually hurt dementors. As she and her senior Cedric met and stayed together, from the greenhouse to the battlefield, Arya gradually understood that in this era of darkness, what might heal the magical world was not only spells and sacrifices, but also the gentle power of sowing and harvesting.
Reader comments
I came across this on the home page, just record it:
1. The writing style is still very immature, but it is consistent with the tone of the entire work, and there is nothing particularly dramatic. I don't know if this is the first time for the author to write an article. If so, I think it is worthy of encouragement.
2. The elements of Stardew Valley + HP, in fact, I think the overall stitching is average. I came here for Stardew Valley, and when I saw the middle part, I felt a little regretful that there was no more fellow content. The atmosphere of HP is not particularly strong either.
3. The protagonist does not follow the main line of HP's original work, but has his own personal family mission line. The emotional line with Seid is well developed and the description is quite delicate.
4. I think it is more like a fairy tale created by the author than an HP fanfic. The protagonist is vaguely charming, and at least every professor is very kind to her. The more disconnected point is that the author tends to portray the protagonist's family as a very prestigious type (at least in academia). Every professor will sigh about the protagonist's family, but the protagonist's family cannot be seen elsewhere except in the classroom. As a result, I have never been sure what the position of this family is.
5. Personally, I feel that the surname Yuexi is actually a bit confusing, and it often appears in the article. On this point, a benevolent person sees benevolence and a wise person sees wisdom. Not too demanding.
All in all, if it is a fan work + a new author, I would still encourage doting as the mainstay, combined with off-site factors to give a comprehensive four-star rating.
It's good-looking, I like the farming story, and the farming paired with HP is pretty good.
I like this topic very much and hope that there will be more output in the future. In fact, the integration of HP and the Stardew Valley world line should be very good to write. [Love]
I came across this on the home page, just record it: 1. The writing style is still very immature, but it is consistent with the tone of the entire work, and there is nothing particularly dramatic. I don't know if this is the first time for the author to write an article. If so, I think it is worthy of encouragement. 2. The elements of Stardew Valley + HP, in fact, I think the overall stitching is average. I came here for Stardew Valley, and when I saw the middle part, I felt a little regretful that there was no more fellow content. The atmosphere of HP is not particularly strong either. 3. The protagonist does not follow the main line of HP's original work, but has his own personal family mission line. The emotional line with Seid is well developed and the description is quite delicate. 4. I think it is more like a fairy tale created by the author than an HP fanfic. The protagonist is vaguely charming, and at least every professor is very kind to her. The more disconnected point is that the author tends to portray the protagonist's family as a very prestigious type (at least in academia). Every professor will sigh about the protagonist's family, but the protagonist's family cannot be seen elsewhere except in the classroom. As a result, I have never been sure what the position of this family is. 5. Personally, I feel that the surname Yuexi is actually a bit confusing, and it often appears in the article. On this point, a benevolent person sees benevolence and a wise person sees wisdom. Not too demanding. All in all, if it is a fan work + a new author, I would still encourage doting as the mainstay, combined with off-site factors to give a comprehensive four-star rating.
It's good-looking, I like the farming story, and the farming paired with HP is pretty good.
I like this topic very much and hope that there will be more output in the future. In fact, the integration of HP and the Stardew Valley world line should be very good to write. [Love]