[Harry Potter] The Boy Named Tom Riddle

In a far corner someone remembers a boy named Tom Riddle, not Lord Voldemort

In this boy's world there is no Voldemort, just a boy as cunning as a snake with a good ending.

It's very novel to see Tom from a complete bystander's perspective. Most of the orphanages will have a positive interaction with Tom at the beginning. But this one was different. He was very smart and keenly aware of Tom's uniqueness, but he put this knowledge into practice very well. The memory of Tom is also objectively positive. Principal Dumbledore should have seen such a Tom at the beginning. Unfortunately, excessive precautions hastened the birth of the Dark Lord. A witty and indifferent little boy, Voldemort himself should have forgotten his original appearance. Of course he would regard the powerless self as a shame, but there is a Muggle who lives in a place where Voldemort can't reach with his memory. It may even be told as a story many years later, which is another sense of immortality. [Lop-eared rabbit head][lop-eared rabbit head][lop-eared rabbit head]

November 11, 2011 11:11:11, what a magical time hahahahaha

The perspective of passersby is really amazing, help me.

A Muggle child who had only known each other for more than a month and had no communication at all could retain a decent impression of Tom Riddle for the rest of his life. It was a miracle for Voldemort, who never gave others expectations or kindness.

The ending was unexpected, although it was short, but it had that feeling.

But then there was no light for him, only darkness and death. Except for Nagi, he actually had nothing. He did not deserve sympathy, and he did not need mercy. It was just an indomitable road that never reached the end.

Ah, it's unexpected but reasonable at the same time

Damn, please, it's a long story. If that doesn't work, just write two more chapters.