[Harry Potter] Tea Party

Albus Dumbledore is old and unlucky. Grindelwald made him lose his family and youth, and Tom made him lose his old age and life.

This analysis is so well written... I read it carefully and I have to say, I laughed out loud at 98% Godric

I don't care if she likes Tom Riddle, I don't. What I care about is her group of 'perverted murderer brothers'. I get excited every time I see something like this - this is the tragedy of watching too many criminal investigation dramas.

I watched it several times, and I still feel that Carnes Brooke and Monkey D. Luffy look similar...

Oh my God, this chapter... I cried when I read this message

I have to say that this is the best article written by Snake Ancestor in my opinion. It's as convincing as something that could actually happen. You are right, author. Maybe I liked some people in the past, just because of their strong strength, good looks, and various randomly filled attributes. However, I really, really like Salazar in this article.

This is my favorite HP fanfic, although part of the reason for this is that my true love in HP is only Salazar Slytherin, but your article is not inferior to any other HP fanfic. After all, it doesn't discredit anyone, and it doesn't have the tsundere, fragility, blackness, beauty, and beauty that are common among Snake Ancestor fans. It is a long flowing stream of water, calm and peaceful, and it really looks like an old man who has experienced many vicissitudes of life. I have always suffered from the fact that there is no article that can express the feeling of the snake ancestor in my heart, until I found this article. In a sense, I should also thank the author. A wise, insightful elder who can face everything calmly is undoubtedly far better than a beautiful boy who falls in love with Mary Sue or is shy in the arms of the Lion King. "If you must believe that to be true, when you are eighty you can tell your great-grandchildren about Salazar Slytherin's prejudice against blood." "You can call me Professor Slytherin." I am glad to see that even when he became a young man, he was not infected by impulsiveness and lack of reason like some of his peers, nor did he lose moral integrity and self-cultivation in the process of continuing his life. What the new life brought him was not further extremes and bloody entanglements, but the depth, openness and calmness that gradually settled in the quiet years. At this point, he retained his own wisdom. As the author said, the fan image of a tsundere with a hairy face and a beautiful boy's face, the only similarity is the name, is just out of some authors' preference for this type of beauty, and maybe a little bit of the strong-willed complex during the second grade of middle school. The image of Dumbledore, who is often criticized in many snake houses and even snake ancestors, has not collapsed here. He has not turned into an ignorant, hypocritical and bad old man who adds veritaserum to students' drinks, exterminates dissidents and drives innocent students into psychosis, and hides in dark corners under the guise of kindness to harm others. As a centenarian, a wise old wizard and a reputable principal, his thoughts and actions are consistent with his age and experience. He will also think of Ariana's regret that she did not fall in love with Gellert Grindelwald, and will also sigh at Tom Riddle's slightly subjective speculation and perhaps not very fair attitude, but he is also clearly aware of the irreversibility of things, and can cheer up rationally, face the present with an open mind, and explore the future. Voldemort did not become a savior who was elegant, powerful or noble but was not understood by others, nor did he have an evil smile. He was the greedy criminal who had a split soul, was born with restless factors and was easily seduced, and told lies and disregarded human life. Brooke is an original character that rarely arouses any resistance in me. Even though the source of many of her abilities is unknown and her talent is incredibly high, her unique habits and interesting little details, as well as her mentality, make her image come alive, as if she is a character who exists in such a background. There is really such a Hufflepuff girl who is sensible, smart, likes to collect, has abilities but never makes trouble. After reading the entire article, I can find each character with his or her own characteristics without worrying about the fragmentation of three views. I can see the merits and demerits of Salazar Slytherin without diminishing my love for this image. So from this point of view, the author's article is excellent. As above.

The author decided to have the greatest respect for Rowling's original work. Salazar followed the original character's character in his previous life and was a dry old man. Although he became younger after his rebirth, he was still an old man through and through at heart. There is no tsundere, no hair-splitting, no facial paralysis, no venomous tongue, no duplicity on the outside and coldness on the inside, and no sad feelings, bitterness and fragility. This sentence almost made me cry

I usually don't leave a review before I've finished reading it…it's fun to write after I've finished it OTZ…

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