She didn't remember her mother's appearance, only a smell - the bittersweet taste of camellia mixed with potion.
Ellowyn Silsa spent seven years in an orphanage.
She saw the glass shatter and pierce the man's throat.
When she was eleven years old, a red-haired woman found her and told her: Your mother is a witch, she studies potions, and she loves you very much. When she died, she didn't leave you behind.
Hogwarts. Slytherin.
Ellowyn's talent for potions is innate, and her black walnut wand only listens to her honest heart. She planted a crimson rose and brewed balm late at night just to apologize to her friend. She looks for traces left behind by her mother - a message in an old book, a page with an obliterated name, a silver potion stirring stick.
But there are some secrets hidden deep in the soul.
When Draco Malfoy first met her, she didn't tell him her name. He was used to being fawned over and she didn't even look at him. Later he found that he could always find her by the window of the common room, with black hair and blue eyes.
"What are you looking at?" He asked.
"Potion," she said.
Voldemort is resurrected. The shadow of my mother's past begins to approach. The truth about the soul formula will push her to a choice that no one, including herself, expected.
This is a story about memory and honesty, thorny roses and silent elm trees.
A story about freedom.
——The prerequisite for freedom is whether you dare to see yourself clearly
Reader comments
Overall, I like this book better. I prefer fast-paced plots. Of course, I can also enjoy the slow pace. The plot of this book progresses relatively quickly. As of the time I published the review, the plot has already advanced to the summer vacation of fourth grade. I guess Cedric was saved? Because I saw that interviewing him was mentioned in the plot, I thought Cedric was still alive. From the perspective of plot insertion, the protagonist does not follow the main plot on a large scale. It just talks about some of Arlo's campus life, which feels more like a daily novel. But I think this book has a little flaw, like I don't understand the relationship between Xiaolong and Ailuo. I feel that Xiaolong fell in love with Ailuo a little quickly, and I don't have anything bad to say. I just feel that the relationship between them is a bit abrupt, and the relationship between Ailuo and Sijiao. The author probably wanted to write that Si Jiao was a little special to Ai Luo because of his friendship with Ai Luo's mother and his appreciation for Ai Luo's talent in potions (of course, this is how Si Jiao's feelings for Ai Luo are, I understand). Of course, there are other emotional lines, so I won't go into them one by one. Maybe it's because the author's writing style is relatively immature and he doesn't write the kind of delicate emotional lines that I think. I will read it as usual because there is really no other article that suits my taste. I just want to express my opinions on this book. Of course, everyone has their own preferences. This article has good points and bad points. Nothing in the world is perfect and will have some shortcomings. So overall this article is pretty good, I gave it four stars because I think the author can do better (I don't mean to say that the author did a bad job, I just think the author can do better, and I can think about things like feelings). And the author must not feel unconfident because of reading my book review. In fact, your writing is very good, but I am a little picky, my fault (｡í ˰ ì｡)
I hope little Ailuo can become the person she wants to be
Forgot to rate. I personally feel that the pace is fast and not the kind that talks a lot of nonsense. I am looking forward to the follow-up development and hope that some interesting things will happen.
Uh, I feel like nothing happened after reading it for so long. Is this a daily novel?
I really like this book, the author's writing style and plot progression! Come on, teacher!
It's very interesting, but I don't know why it's not popular. It's one of the best HP articles I've ever read. The author would like to give you more support.
It's very good to watch, the plot and the character of the protagonist are very good, the godmother is really good [crying]
Overall, I like this book better. I prefer fast-paced plots. Of course, I can also enjoy the slow pace. The plot of this book progresses relatively quickly. As of the time I published the review, the plot has already advanced to the summer vacation of fourth grade. I guess Cedric was saved? Because I saw that interviewing him was mentioned in the plot, I thought Cedric was still alive. From the perspective of plot insertion, the protagonist does not follow the main plot on a large scale. It just talks about some of Arlo's campus life, which feels more like a daily novel. But I think this book has a little flaw, like I don't understand the relationship between Xiaolong and Ailuo. I feel that Xiaolong fell in love with Ailuo a little quickly, and I don't have anything bad to say. I just feel that the relationship between them is a bit abrupt, and the relationship between Ailuo and Sijiao. The author probably wanted to write that Si Jiao was a little special to Ai Luo because of his friendship with Ai Luo's mother and his appreciation for Ai Luo's talent in potions (of course, this is how Si Jiao's feelings for Ai Luo are, I understand). Of course, there are other emotional lines, so I won't go into them one by one. Maybe it's because the author's writing style is relatively immature and he doesn't write the kind of delicate emotional lines that I think. I will read it as usual because there is really no other article that suits my taste. I just want to express my opinions on this book. Of course, everyone has their own preferences. This article has good points and bad points. Nothing in the world is perfect and will have some shortcomings. So overall this article is pretty good, I gave it four stars because I think the author can do better (I don't mean to say that the author did a bad job, I just think the author can do better, and I can think about things like feelings). And the author must not feel unconfident because of reading my book review. In fact, your writing is very good, but I am a little picky, my fault (｡í ˰ ì｡)
I hope little Ailuo can become the person she wants to be
Forgot to rate. I personally feel that the pace is fast and not the kind that talks a lot of nonsense. I am looking forward to the follow-up development and hope that some interesting things will happen. Uh, I feel like nothing happened after reading it for so long. Is this a daily novel?
I really like this book, the author's writing style and plot progression! Come on, teacher!
It's very interesting, but I don't know why it's not popular. It's one of the best HP articles I've ever read. The author would like to give you more support.
It's very good to watch, the plot and the character of the protagonist are very good, the godmother is really good [crying]