[Harry Potter] Please Don't Split Yourself Up

I can only say that everything is an expected accident. Cha Jiang's conception is really good. It's hard to imagine that I could write this thought-provoking article at such a young age. After reading this article, I feel really complicated. I peel off my heart and wonder if we all have a myrtle in our hearts. She is sensitive, fragile and loves to cry. We put on layers of appearances for society and ourselves. Have we ever despised ourselves and hated our fragility? It is too difficult to accept yourself, and it is also difficult to love yourself. It requires courage to face yourself instead of hating yourself. Fay finally killed herself and completely ended an important part of herself. For a person who promised a love that would not last long, she lost a person with principles and ideas, and became a cowardly and incompetent vassal for others. She failed to realize that every part of herself was important, and she failed to see clearly the darkness and use inside Riddle. Sad love is like a pool of stagnant water. To put it simply, the love brain will wake up after reading this article. Lao Fu will not change himself for others. He is a complete narcissist, a sober and crazy pervert. In the end, the scumbag should die.

Being beaten to death by early adopters, the God of War of pure love collapsed

I can't say that Voldemort is real, but this ending does clearly show all the dark sides of his evil, cunning, selfish and conceited side - he will never change, not even in love. Maybe the original intention of this article is cowardly

Really, it's a very realistic restoration of Voldemort. I've read a lot of Voldemort's fanfics, and they all felt very awkward. I also thought about when it's not too late to start changing him. It seems that it's never possible. He is originally a selfish and arrogant careerist. Neither of them will be satisfied. I thought he would be much better off if he didn't split up. But splitting up would only amplify his ambitions and kill his reason. He would never want to save Riddle again. Just like Dumbledore said, if he has no love, he should be hit and crushed to death in the dust before he can change. In the end, I really just lived for Voldemort. It was really uncomfortable and I would rather die. I would also have my myrtle and run out late at night congratulating myself for not denying it and abandoning it. The final ending is also a wake-up call for all sisters. As for men, change them when they need to. Love brain, die early!

And can I secretly tease and step on the OC heroines on the Internet? X Fu is a bit spoiled. The heroine needs to sacrifice something to be able to talk to V. It really confirms what this article describes [crying]

It's so true. Falling in love with Voldemort is a process of losing yourself.

I feel that there is really no need to write about trying something new. Since V really loves the heroine, how can he try something new? Even if he is just a Dark Lord, how can he be easily addicted to lust? He came from another movie, but was persuaded to quit by this one.

LV and Myrtle always make me think he is cheating...

I... How should I put it, this ending is really, I would rather the heroine died cleanly. It's so uncomfortable to be together like this——

Losing freedom and love is worse than having no love at all, and this version of Riddle is still an invincible playboy. Riddle deserves to die.