[Authorized Translation] [Marauders Era] Promises Defended

Finally finished reading. I don't have the habit of reading HP fanfics, so I came across this article by chance (more than ten years after it was completed). What should I write about? Let me just praise this article loudly to thank the author (I guess I can't see it) and the translator (I don't know if it is still online). HP is a fantasy world written for children (although the next three books it wrote after it became popular have tried to integrate with adult readers), but its entire story is still based on the fantasy literary motif of "a boy defeats a demon and becomes a hero." Its world is somewhat of a fairy tale. Perhaps due to age considerations, Rowling simplified many things in the original work and weakened the dark side of many things. For example, it may be difficult for children to understand why it is meaningless to just kill the villain leader in a war. Perhaps due to age considerations, Rowling avoided the meeting between the protagonist and the Dark Lord before the final battle in the original work. For another example, if we read the original work today, we will be very surprised. The Death Eaters simply do not even have a "propaganda department". The whole world knows that Voldemort is a villain. How can such a villain who can only slash people with a wand rule the world? Real war and politics are not like this. This fanfic makes up for this shortcoming and adds many such plots, making people feel as if they are in the real world. This fanfic brings me a more realistic and darker world of war. I read it now that I have grown up a long time ago, and I feel very lucky to have read a sequel for adults at the right time. In terms of some world system settings (such as counterspells, spell strength, etc.), The original work does not have these. This fanfic makes up for the shortcomings and loopholes of the original work by building a more detailed magic system. There are many references to other fantasy literature in these settings. For example, some should reflect Western fantasy literature's obsession with "real names." For example, the creation of "Afalon" also has the flavor of "Lord of the Rings". Finally, the translator's mastery of English and Chinese also makes me envious. Not to mention that many of the puns, metaphors, and wordplay in the original text have been translated. Just some fresh words in the translation that are not too commonly used ("shoot with cold arrows") are worthy of loud praise. All in all, this is a great fanfic. As a reader who spent six years following HP's original novels one after another when I was a teenager, and now in my thirties, I read this fanfic again, I am grateful to the author and translator.

When robin wrote this, he didn't know that ggad had been a couple. Why... Is it so touching?

Hahahaha, responsible for the defense of Nurmengard! What a brilliant idea!

Begins with James' poem framed and ends with Sirius' letter hanging

I feel ashamed to have read this good article after so many years. Miracle. It can not be called a fanfic, but another exciting, beautiful and terrifying ending in the magical world. It is so shocking. Very few fanfics can make me cry, but UU did it. My sincere thanks to the author and translator for making up for my biggest regret about HP, the brokenness of the Predator. I will be grateful for everything because I have you by my side.

Tsk, seeing the annoying Rita dead is actually not as pleasant as I imagined.

So beautiful, this ending

Padfoot, you are really not suitable for announcing important things, but this incident is enough to make people forgive your lack of gorgeous words.

They still didn't like each other, but they understood each other and began to trust each other that they had never thought of before.

Even though Dumbledore is gone, his legend still lives on