(HP) Lilia Green

Am I crazy? Is it so difficult to find a HP sweet article? This is already the fourth book, and the whole thing is tortured to death

Hehe, there is really no ambiguity at the beginning, and it won't make people want to be crooked at all (facepalm)~

Emmm..., I suddenly understand Tom a little bit, but if I were him, the only difference might be that I regard Dumbledore as the only salvation in this life, but I will still pursue power. For me, the biggest regret about this war is that Dumbledore died and Bella and Claire's last drink ended in tragedy. But what I don't understand the most is, why did Claire kiss Tom?

Anyway, Voldemort deserves to die, he's so disgusting.

In fact, it's really not cruel. Didn't the clever author predict that the heroine's character would be more likely to attract evil in the later stage? It's true...

Greya killed V for Bella. V wanted to be with Greya so he went with Greya. Greya ambush Bella before she died. Greya and V are so strong. . . What should I say, Bella is so miserable??

So it's a story about love at first sight at a banquet, but Bella is already V's, so her mother spends her whole life fighting for her? So where is that one first??? Bella probably didn't like V, but later she fell in love with her mother, right?? So where does this come first?!!!!!!

It can be said that I read this book in one sitting. I was worried from beginning to end. When will the author start to abuse me? To what extent was it tortured? Will the ending be? Glass candy balls are really not delicious. Fortunately, Aji lived up to her title as a "sweet" writer, and also lost an opportunity to make a fortune from razor blades. "Wind and Water" is the first book I read in Jinjiang, and Aji is also the first author I like. I have seen a lot of popular Xianxia on other websites, but I was instantly attracted to Sect Leader I don't really like to read very abusive articles, so I was always trembling when I started chasing the wind. Fortunately, after the two resolved their misunderstandings and got together, there was no more abuse. The following content, in the author's words, abuse of the body does not count as abuse hahahaha (I was led astray). If I had read Green's book first, maybe I would have been scared away by the be prompts at the end of each chapter, right? (Of course not, the writing completely trapped me here) It was because of the great trust that Feng Qizhong gained from the author that I was able to finish reading this book with the prompts in every chapter. Well, sweet writer, let me remove the quotation marks. Hermione is also one of my favorite HP characters. The brave and passionate beautiful schoolmaster is infinitely attractive. I also understand Lilia's paranoia. I have done a lot of things to hide things for the sake of the other party. The two got to know each other, fought against each other's enemies together (falling in love and killing each other), and were reunited, which made me feel excited. I would laugh for a long time because of the two people's daily sweets, worry about the danger of the five-person group facing the enemy, feel sad about the misunderstanding between the two, and be anxious about the awkwardness between the two. Although I am a reader, I always feel that I am in the book, in a magic photo frame, watching the life trajectory of a group of people. Although they are separated by space, I feel that I can reach out and touch them, because they are all such distinct people. Bella and Claire, well, their love is so strong, difficult, and paranoid that an ordinary person like me would have given up ten thousand times, so it was quite emotional to see Bella's realization at the end. This ending may be the best for people with their personalities. I found that I have been poisoned by the author. Why do I, who like sweet articles, like so much an author who talks about sweetness but is also abusive in every book?? The new book "Rising Because of You" seems to be about to be released, but I still read it with gusto, maybe this is Stockholm. I really like the author's broad style of writing, casual soliloquy, unfinished narration, and first-person dialogue that seems to have a third-person perspective. It's like you are right in front of me, but it seems like you are across the galaxy. Emmm, no one knows what I am talking about, but the author's articles and Weibo are all very popular with me. This is fate, my gift when I first came to Jinjiang, to meet such a good author~ It suddenly occurred to me that it would be a good idea to imitate the Green family and kidnap Aji to an old house in the wilderness, tie his body to a stool, set a table in front of him, and provide him with food for six thousand a day, and extra food for ten thousand, wouldn't it be a good idea? It saves me from saying "I can wait until the end of time if you don't rush me" every day, while thinking in my mind "bastard, when will I be promoted because of you???" Ps: Buddhist writers defined online: Want to see updates? Okay; long story? Okay; short story? Okay soon. So the question is, how does Aji look like a Buddhist writer?

Because what Voldemort wants is Mom, in order to fulfill the unbreakable oath, Mom needs to compensate herself to Voldemort... Incredible, Voldemort can actually have love? Bella is so pitiful. The worst part is that she can't remember anything, but she has to bear the burden of losing the two people with whom she is most entangled, or... Two lovers.

In fact, I still haven't figured it out. How can you use your life to deceive someone?? Does this mean that Mother Green deceived herself??? Did he lie to himself and even believe that he was the first to fall in love with Bella?? If not, what does it mean to use your life to turn a person around?