Harry Potter: Midnight Light

It is rare to see this kind of group portrait articles in fan fiction. At first, there were too many characters, and it was hard to remember the English names, which made me a little confused. But after reading it, I felt the excitement and sadness of each character, a kind of change of the times that overrides love. War is too cruel, so we hate it, and time is too long. It's too ruthless, so we should cherish it. I feel that the author has a magnificent world view, which completes the time and space that Rowling has not fully shown. It even made me feel that this is the history of my own generation. The writing skills are profound, which makes me have complex emotions for each character, and I am immersed in it.

Miss Wood's book tells not only the story of Ms. H. R. W., But the memory of an era. A time to confront darkness—to confront inequality. The heroes used their lives to gain a prosperous future.

It was so well written, I don't know what to say after reading it. Erica Wood also sums up the story well when she says that although there are many other people's perspectives incorporated into the book, "But for better or for worse, it's just a story."

July 31... If, if she could wait until Harry was born, if she was not captured... If Voldemort did not exist... She would definitely be very happy. There was Sirius, there was James Lily, there was Remus, maybe there was Peter, and there was a little boy born on the same month and day as her. She and Sirius would get married and they would have children of their own, a boy as handsome as Sirius and a girl as beautiful as her. Maybe she and Ollie and Leah won't part ways, and Ollie can be as good as Rael in the palace of love...

Their status never matched. More than ten years ago, He is Gryffindor Black, She is White from Slytherin, More than ten years later, He is a fugitive from Azkaban, She was the mistress of Parkinson Hall. Because I am not confident enough, Both he and she chose to retreat. From then on, everything changed.

I'm glad I wasn't persuaded to quit by be and came across such a good fan work. (Originally, I really don't want to eat be at all. As I get older, my heart can't stand it, but it always tastes delicious.) As far as fan works are concerned, the story line of Midnight Light is really complete, and the image of Sirius can be said to be very full. Even though I realized it was Be after reading the beginning, I continued reading without hesitation. I really like the biographical genre, and there is a sense of mystery about uncovering a secret buried by time. I have so many emotions that I can't express, and I'm crying all the time T T

I couldn't cry anymore. . The plot is a bit cliche but well written.

It's so painful. This man really doesn't get any retribution at all.

Edmund is such a classic Slytherin, so well written! ! ! Could the author thank Pansy and Blaise?

Miss White will always be missed.