Blue Tulip (Harry Potter Fan Fiction)

Re-read the old article. . Ah. I still remember the scene of chasing articles back then. . .

It means that His Majesty the Demon King appeared in the world to give him a cake, and then, who lost his memory? Not understand

You don't need to think about it to know that dear Mr. Lucifer (the outgoing Demon King) will like Alex no matter what he looks like, so just think of this story as HE! However, I always feel that the chapters near the end are full of deep sadness, which is very heart-wrenching to read... Summarizing Alex's experiences before and after time travel, the correct order should be to be in the magical world, then the Muggle world, and then back to the magical world again! You can probably know what happened by looking at what Alex asked the housekeeper to do before he died in the magical world, "St. John's Orphanage, please don't forget to write a name for me." These were the last words he told the housekeeper, and wasn't St. John's Orphanage the place where he stayed when he was a killer? Another basis is the cake shop next to the orphanage, where the Demon King has been waiting for his reincarnation. By the way, luckily there was volume 3 later, otherwise it would have been a completely sad and desolate BE...

I was wondering, how would His Majesty the Demon King feel at this time? Maybe we can get a glimpse of it from the bitter tears and the longing cake and coffee.

Overall: This is a rigid didactic book. The protagonist's personality is vague, and the thoughts the author wants to express are often narrated through long monotonous narratives, rather than allowing readers to experience the characters' actions or events. If it's not diamonds, don't do porcelain work, my lord. As an argumentative essay, all the actions of the protagonist in this article are condescending and very self-righteous. The whole article is filled with a sense of superiority that underestimates the reader's IQ. Of course, there is also this ending that was completely forced out by a lot of resentment and is completely inconsistent with the character of the previous characters. It is no wonder that HE is for the sake of HE, but to forcefully create such an ending with very little foreshadowing and bluntness for the so-called sadness and loss cannot help but make people understand what it means to "forcibly express sorrow for the sake of giving new words." After reading such a boring and hypnotic article, I finally want to ask, author, are you the soul-piercing soul of Professor Binns?

Woo hoo hoo, sadness turns into a river.

I still prefer the tragic ending, but it's great to be able to regain my appearance!

Jj ate my comment again (⊙_⊙)?

The writing is great. Although I didn't understand the final ending, I can't deny that the whole story is wonderful.

Score~send flowers~pack and take away~