HP: Polar Night

In fact, there is no need to worry about whether Harry doesn't love the protagonist that much. Thinking about Harry's character, he loves the protagonist to death, and if the protagonist commits a crime, he will endure the pain and send the protagonist to atone for his sin. People's personalities are just different. Not only being willing to help others cover up their sins is an expression of love, but being willing to face the mistakes you have made with you and help pay for the sins together is also love. People with different personalities and values ​​have different choices, but the love is the same. And in fact, as a child born with a love drug, the protagonist cannot feel love at first. If he had not received a lot of love, he would not have learned to love (the setting of this article). From this setting, it can be seen that Harry must love the protagonist very much. Anyway, after reading the whole novel, I feel that Harry is more pure and pure in terms of love (personal opinion). The protagonist was moved by this kind of love and finally gave up to become the third generation Dark Lord. It is actually not a pity. Because he is actually now in a state of having a good career and love. If he really wants to become the Dark Lord, he may look very handsome, but the attributes of the Dark Lord are oppressive, and sooner or later there will be resistance if there is oppression. It will be more difficult when the career is gone and the lover is gone... Although it is a pity that the ideal has not been realized, but look at what you have achieved, the achievements that everyone recognizes, and the happy family. In fact, it's no different than the title of the Third Dark Lord, right?

In fact, if you read the article carefully, you will notice many tiny details. So in my opinion, Aga's feelings are not very blunt and very attractive, but it is quite frustrating to be successful in his career. Forget it, after all, the previous protagonist did not have enough experience, Jiang is still old and hot, and Dumbledore is powerful. By the way, especially Aga kept mentioning repeatedly that he wanted Harry and Voldemort to die together, and always suggested that he would gain more in this way. I don't know why it gave me the feeling that he was persuading himself to give it a go, and that he was actually hesitating. Anyway, Aga is not a love brain, and coincidentally, neither is Harry. If Dumbledore had not succeeded in his design, when both of them were still so young, this would be the next ggad, and the ending might be even more disappointing. I really like this he, it is very difficult for the two of them. A rationalist who puts interests first, a brave and just leader, and they are less than 20 years old. Although the child born under the love potion is heartless and loveless, mainly because he does not understand or understand love, but he has a fiery and tolerant heart that moves him, and coupled with Aga's understanding of people's hearts, I think he should understand what love is about, and he is also very controlling. Harry has huge interests in him, and he is also a little tempted, so it is inevitable for them to be together. As for the ending, of course, be has the highest probability. But even if it is be, as time goes by, they will find that this relationship is unforgettable to them, especially Ajia, but it is irreversible, just like ggad As smart as Dumbledore, he should be able to guess the ending of these two people. Designing Aga to change their ending is not just nostalgia for the past. In every HP fanfic with CPs, Dumbledore is always the first insider of the relationship, and he is often happy and sighing when the abusive CPs are together. Thank you for your hard work, principal. By the way, I think that when he was young, Aga would occasionally be unwilling to accept this kind of ending, but it shouldn't be many. After all, a chess player like this has no regrets about his moves. When Aga gets older, he may be extremely happy, and when he gets older, he may make fun of Dumbledore's "greatness". The above is my personal opinion, light spray

This ending is so frustrating. It's not a logical problem. This ending is reasonable and possible with a high probability. What I am aggrieved about is not that the protagonist did not become the Minister of Magic. But thinking that a radical change has been put on hold again, the magical world and even all mankind, which could have become completely new after the war, are still moving slowly. Fifty years, fifty years, when China will have achieved socialist modernization, but the evolution of humankind as a whole is still invisible. Muggles were still being used as pawns to be protected, uninformed, and exploited. Human potential is completely untapped. It would have been okay if Muggles had never appeared in Aga's blueprint, but now they were only briefly mentioned but were blocked. Just like seeing a figure who should be unprecedented and unprecedented forced to be placed alongside others, in this matter of leaving a name in history, the more people there are, the less people will remember it. As a Muggle, once I think about the fact that more ordinary people should have entered the wave of the times but were abruptly interrupted, I will always have some negative emotions towards the person who interrupted the blueprint. People are very easy to accept changes, especially when there is coercion. It only takes a few months to accept it, a few years to get used to it, and more than ten years to make the next generation think that this is the way it is. But he was not able to do it successfully, but was delayed because of love. For me, who had no idea what the use of love was, like a child born from a love drug, it was as stuck in my throat as the personal relationship that hindered human progress. Although I think the best thing to do for Harry is not to die in the last battle, otherwise the hero who died in the battle will overshadow everything else and become a banner to guide society. And because there is no need to worry about the reputation being too heavy and controlling the government, the savior of death has no possibility of damaging his reputation. The really appropriate thing to do is to let Harry live and then let him be drowned in all kinds of scandals, preferably he also made wrong moves that hurt the entire wizarding world. Then, when the situation is once again in turmoil, he will appear as a reformer who has to appear, use force to force the die-hards to act, and then use real interests to make the right move.

Is it possible that an individual has a personal position? Many sisters felt that Harry was not worth it, but I felt that the protagonist was not worth it, because I was really the protagonist who was having trouble with his career. I felt so aggrieved, and finally compromised. Al worked so hard, so what if he got what he wanted? He wouldn't blow up the entire wizarding world, so what if you gave him what he wanted? Just let him do whatever he wants, and he doesn't want to destroy the world.

I saw some troubles about Ajia falling in love with the savior later, why do you think he suddenly compromised? Not the next Demon King? That wish I had when I was twelve years old never came true. Maybe because becoming the devil will bring loneliness, Grindelwald cannot stay with Dumbledore for the rest of his life and misses a lot; Voldemort is the product of love potion, and in that environment without the company of true friends, he directly goes astray and is killed by the savior; if Aga wants to succeed, he must confront his lover, the savior. Judging from Dumbledore's reaction to Harry's previous question, Harry was more willing to choose justice. Regarding this point, many people will think that Harry does not love Ajia enough. He did not choose his lover between justice and Ajia at the first time, but Ajia always stands on Harry's side. Naturally, people can see who loves whom more. But, is that crown really important? Is it worth exchanging his lover for Ajia? Everyone who has regrets, although Aga is the product of the love potion, he understands love, and is taking advantage of his indifference to people except Harry. When Harry kissed him because of the love potion, was he also moved? That heart that does not understand emotions was finally opened by the savior. Maybe many people thought it was a big knife when they saw that Aga kept thinking about the savior and Voldemort dying together. In fact, I think it was the same speculation as that long comment. Aga was trying to convince himself to give up on Harry, but he still gave the savior the ring engraved with magic patterns and asked his people to check whether Harry was alive or dead. This also proved that he was not indifferent to Harry. He loved him so much that he was willing to give in. So he can have a happy family. So this may be the most suitable ending for Ajia, even if his plan failed in the end because of a moment of weakness.

Hahahahahaha, when I saw Ajia's underwear exposed by the potions master at the end, I burst out laughing. But I feel that even though I didn't write much, Ajia is not someone who gives up easily. As the times change, wizards will either develop faster than Muggles, or they will appear in front of the world sooner or later. What Aga did for the Demon King's ideal may still be possible, hahahaha

I think this author's description of this kind of entangled characters is better than the average person. I admire this author very much. I will dare to read it next time. Really, if this person is in a large IP, he will definitely cause scolding wars again and again. So the comments are extremely two-sided. One side says that he finally understood love, and the other side says that he has been lying to himself. In the end, neither I nor anyone else could tell whether Ajia loved him or whether he loved him for his own benefit. Very good, I'll dare to watch it next time

The ending is quite speechless. Originally, the male protagonist was engaged in career, but his plan was obviously ruined and he did not get what he wanted. In other words, it was a big failure, but he still had to turn it into love and obtain happiness? ? ? What the hell

I think the ending is a bit abrupt. Why did Agares compromise in the end? The emotional line is also a bit unnatural. It should be better without cp.

In fact, I would rather have no CP than give up the original goal for love, especially when the other person's psychology is obviously that justice is more important than you. I feel quite frustrated...