The director has been gone for three years!
The real Graves vs. Credence, with a restrained, ambiguous romance, while Grindelwald causes trouble throughout. It follows the original canon's worldbuilding. I've done my best to get the timeline, locations, and characterizations right, with few additions of my own. The premise isn't too wild, but there is angst.
Important warning: Rowling once stated clearly in an interview that Grindelwald used a sophisticated Transfiguration spell to impersonate Graves, not Polyjuice Potion. This story follows that version. So this is a hearse. Please think carefully before climbing aboard.
Theme:
Every time I read the large text, I feel a kind of beautiful sadness from the depths of my soul. The ultimate beauty that is irrepressible and romantic to the core achieves a stunning unity. They are integrated and vividly expressed in every word and phrase. Reading it makes people want to cry. But these tears are often suppressed by me. To me, large words are emotions that are just stuck at the critical point. Sad but not sad, that's all. From forgive, to the cherry blossoms falling, now I accidentally clicked on Seven Days, which I have not written for three years. I deeply appreciate this unique style and writing power. I believe that among thousands of people, if I were alone to share a novel manuscript, I would be able to perceive the image of just one person. I joined Dehe because of my great forgiveness, and I still don't regret it, and I completely fell in love with hp because of it. Reading the big article was my first contact with Jinjiang. That was four years ago. Now more than three years have passed, I have always preferred Jinjiang, but I have browsed through various lists and hp fans, but I have never found anyone who can move me as deeply as you. Looking back now and reading Forgive again, I can see all the OOC aspects in it - it is precisely because of them that Da Zhenquan Shenwen has received various criticisms. Now I can't read any OOC fanfics, but forgive will always be my exception. The last update of Seven Days was in 2020. I saw that this was a trap but still jumped in without hesitation. Between the lines, what I read was the long-awaited sadness but not sorrow, sadness but not sadness. The magnificent and beautiful story came to an abrupt end here. I knew that it was too much to continue reading, but I still couldn't calm down. In Da Da's writing, Credence's first encounter was with the real Mr. Minister. Now that Emperor Grindelwald has not yet appeared, I can only catch glimpses between the lines and piece together the story of Gellert Grindelwald's high-spirited ambitions and plans buried under the treacherous undercurrent at the beginning of the 20th century. Three of the seven days have passed, but unfortunately the plot of the original work has not yet begun, and the timeline is forever frozen at the time when the minister set out to pursue the saint (the title here follows the original text, the correct term in the original work is "Wiccan Party", and "saint" is a private creation of the fan). The paper is short, the love is long, and I am ashamed of the meager penmanship. I have left the mark here that I have seen, read, and looked forward to it. If my review is not enough to make you stop or even look back, you can only read it again, and then you will be filled with regrets and sigh.
I wrote a comment imitating the big copywriting, which made you laugh. As shown below: The author has been a pigeon for two years! Really. The author of "Seven Days" vs. The humble readers, the sadomasochistic love story is deep, and the author puts the knife on the line throughout. Realistic world view, I tried my best to verify the time, place and characters. There are no personal settings, not much imagination, there are knives everywhere, but it is very real. Highlight reminder: This is a hearse, please choose carefully!
Big. . . I am going to Liao this year. . . Why don't you consider adding another chapter?
Sir, have you finished the exam? Should you consider updating?
I wrote a comment imitating the big copywriting, which made you laugh. As shown below: The author has been a pigeon for two years! Really. The author of "Seven Days" vs. The humble readers, the sadomasochistic love story is deep, and the author puts the knife on the line throughout. Realistic world view, I tried my best to verify the time, place and characters. There are no personal settings, not much imagination, there are knives everywhere, but it is very real. Highlight reminder: This is a hearse, please choose carefully
Come back soon! Take a look at the seven days you forgot by Daming Lake. .
It was actually written by the wife who wrote Forgive. Oh my god, it was so well written. They were really good at it!
Big!! Do you still remember the article "Seven Days" you wrote by Daming Lake??!
Author, please update as soon as possible. The article is so beautiful, but I can't read enough.
Big! You actually published a new article, ah, ah, looking forward to it