Sorry, I Pushed the Wrong One

The black and evil mother-in-law appears~

If the second foreign aid is used too smoothly, it will be like Helbo and Irene. It feels like both of them are doing something dangerous.

Although I like to read the professor's articles the most and my favorite CP is Siha, I have to say that the professor's happiness is still Lily! ! ! So I don't actually like Lily, but I also don't like seeing some of Black Lily's articles. After all, she is a woman who makes the professor so obsessed with her. If Lily is really a superficial and hypocritical girl, she will feel that the professor's efforts are not worth it. Ah, ah, I'm just the guy who came straight here to watch the extras after watching Bondage. Hahaha! ! !

I didn't understand the sorting ceremony at the end

I paid 25 points for this chapter to review. Back to the world of bonds, haha, actually what made me laugh was the professor's reaction when he found out that his son-in-law was his old master, but it didn't seem to be written much. To be honest, I don't think soul fusion or anything like that is necessary. Here is here, here is there, and it always feels like a plot specially added "to make it complete." Of course, it may also be set by the author from the beginning, but the connection is rather stiff and hasty. Someone downstairs said it well, Lily is the one who can give the professor happiness. The original work's bitter setting of the professor made me think that this guy couldn't possibly fall in love with anyone else. So when snarry is written, it starts from the parent generation. It is better to overturn the original settings from the beginning, otherwise there will be no solution. However, there is also a setting where two people lick their wounds and fall in love without saying a word during the war, which is also quite touching. Okay, talking about snarry here is a bit of a spoiler, so let's get back to the point. I've always thought Lily was a good girl, and to be honest I was baffled that she chose James Potter, if... Well, life is always like this, and professors really, couldn't be more miserable. He was completely exploited until his death. What Harry told Al was, "He is the bravest person I have ever met." Don't be ridiculous, this guy is a perfect example of being good at escaping life and loving self-torture. I don't see where his bravery comes from. Except for the time he spent with Lily, he had almost no happiness in his life. It's about attachment. Aha, is it nostalgia? Well, in fact, the professor's temperament couldn't be cuter (the bond is simply adorable), if not for the fickleness of fate. He is tolerant, brave (yes brave), powerful... Well, I can't think of words to describe it, etc. (Oh, and everyone knows how sexy he is), but at the same time, he has low self-esteem, is cruel, and is stupid as hell (doing something that will make him regret it for the rest of his life, poking himself with thorns all over his body and bleeding, it's hard, no, no, stupid, stupid!)... It's really, really, how could this person live like this! The only confession and indulgence in this life is to say "Look at me" to her son who has the same eyes as her sweetheart before she dies! I was looking forward to this sentence when I was watching the movie, but I didn't feel anything about it. It's such a mouthful! Just for a moment, I couldn't understand what I was saying, and then I tilted my head and lost my voice! No, can, more, hard, forced. Ah, actually, I originally wanted to say a few short sentences to express my love, so there was no layout, no theme, etc. It was so messed up that I couldn't bear to read it (wait, that's not how this idiom is used). By the way, I liked the bondage article more, and I always thought it was a bit magical. The author didn't have a deep affection for Uncle V, and the existence of Irene was quite nonsensical. Ah, this is a preface that doesn't match the subtitles. Anyway, thank you, the author, for your article. I am here to write just what I feel and think about at the moment, and some of my opinions are so biased that I might even criticize them when I see them in the future. Please don't get angry and just laugh them off. This note - an unplanned [not sure if it is] a long review.

The second time I watched it, I seemed to understand a little bit. So that means that the two little magic stars have returned to the past like their mother? ? ? ?

When will the epilogue be updated? Dear~~~~The ending? Is this really the end? No wonder when I read the previous chapter, I felt that the movement of "Harry" covering his chest with his left hand was not quite right. . . . It turns out that this is really the case

After reading it again, this prophecy is very problematic, and Irene also meets this condition. Dark Lord, have you made a mistake?

I can't bear it anymore, Tom, please, little Eileen is the point, don't have sex with little Harry.

Although I really want to urge the update, I read an article in the newspaper today about the miserable life of Internet writers, and I can't bear to urge it. It's a contradiction.