[Harry Potter] Tales of Britain

Sirius's fanfics are relatively few in the entire HP fanfic series. In the early years, the most popular ones were Snape and the Platinum Dragon. However, in recent years, more and more characters who are less popular than the protagonists in the original text have been created into fanfics, such as the Black Brothers and Cedric. This is a very excellent fanfic about Sirius. Of course, I believe everyone has seen several other fanfic series with Sirius written in large letters. For example, there is a trilogy where the female protagonist seems to be named Haisley, but this one can undoubtedly be regarded as one of the best Sirius fanfics. First of all, the setting changed the ending of Rowling's original text. Sirius was not imprisoned, and Voldemort did not fall in Halloween of 1981. This setting gave the novel a lot of room for development, and many people did not die. This is undoubtedly a brand new story. It does not follow the plot a lot or travel through time like some other fan fictions. It is too big to have a golden finger, so people will not feel that such a change is particularly abrupt. On the contrary, it is reasonable and closer to reality than a reasonable development of fairy tales. All the conflicts, the identity constraints between lovers, the showdown between the black and white factions, every character is alive, living reasonably in this HP fan world, facing the most dramatic conflicts of fate, and making the most suitable and easiest choice to survive among the limited choices. Every step of the heroine's choice conveys to me a belief, yes, stay alive, protect the important people, there is hope when you are alive, wait patiently and wait for the opportunity. Sirius's life during the seven years when the heroine disappeared and was presumed to be dead was also very real. He was a nostalgic man. Of course he was very handsome and attracted many outstanding women, but he did not behave like a special Mary Sue. He refused ambiguous relationships with other women and kept his lost lovers deep in his heart. The setting for the two to break the ice is also pretty good. Although they both love each other, they both know that a lot has happened during the seven-year gap. There may be resentments and regrets, but there is more love. However, the dangers of reason and reality prevent them from talking to each other. So the two of them tested each other, approached each other like cubs, broke through the mystery, defeated the enemy, and reunited. There is one point in the book. Regarding the children in this book, I think the author treats them with a fair attitude. Like Wesson, after coming out of Rozier's clutches, he did not suddenly fall in love with the new life or completely deny it. Instead, he slowly understood the kindness of his father and younger siblings, and slowly escaped from the shadow of the dark wizard and found his own way. Children are innocent, and Dumbledore believed that love is the greatest power in the world, and I strongly agree with this. Many fanfics, such as those written about the child era, will suppress other children, put them on the opposite side, and completely deny their ideas. For example, fans who write about Gryffindor try their best to criticize Pansy and Draco, and when they write about Draco, they try to criticize Weasley. This is wrong and too one-sided. Man is a very complex creature. Therefore, Pansy's arrangement to stay away from the Savior and the Black brothers and sisters is very reasonable. Although she may still harbor resentment and cannot let go, she was not destroyed by hatred in the end and did not take some specious and funny revenge. Of course, it is not all good. The young Death Eater army in the White Castle is, as the heroine said, even though they are children, but they cannot be pardoned simply by using the theory that "children are innocent". They have all been brainwashed. In fact, they are more dangerous than adults, because children's thoughts are more uncertain. But there is no further follow-up explained here. I have a little doubt, or it can be said that in my eyes, there are small flaws in this article. There are two points. One is Pansy's biological mother. I guess that Rozier used her mother's bones to resurrect a person with no past memory and taught her to be a weapon. But I'm very confused about why she looks so similar to the heroine. Maybe it can be explained by some evil magic? Because it's not mentioned in the article. One more thing, assuming that my previous setting is correct. Pansy's biological mother was resurrected from Rozier's mother, which means she was also Mr. Parkinson's mother. Oh my god, wasn't that? However, Parkinson said he didn't know who Pansy's biological mother was either. So I feel like this is not clearly written. The second point, this is the most important thing, before Rozier committed suicide and accepted the kiss of the dementor, she dropped a big bomb. What was her plan? She said that she had got what she wanted, what was it? I thought I would talk about it later, but it didn't. I think it is because this pit has not been repaired that a series of chain pits have appeared, such as the first point I just mentioned. I sincerely suggest that if the author has the opportunity to revise the article, he can address the above two points, especially Rozier, to make up for the shortcomings. Also, when I saw that this was an extended episode of Midnight Light, I was also very curious about Midnight Light because I saw the be warning and clicked on it to read a little bit. I felt that the story was very heavy and I felt that I had to sort out my mood before jumping into the trap. I have also read your other works about HP, but I think this one is the most attractive to me. A very excellent work, and I look forward to your next work on Riddle. Thank you for your many HP fan articles that generate electricity for love.

Hahahaha, fortunately, the one I read next door was BE, so I read this one first! So pretty! The existence of the top 3 Sirius fans! I declare that this is the main text hehe

Ahhhhhhh it's so beautiful!! In addition, the writing style of Midnight Sun is also very good. Has the wife considered unlocking the other 800,000-word hp fanfic? I really want to read it!

The past has become the past, where is the light at midnight?

Son, you are so awesome... Your personality is really similar to Sirius... And some precociousness that I don't know whether to follow my mother's family or Rozier's. But the essence is still very Black. In the trio, Ada should be like a mother, and Harry sometimes feels a bit like he's being pushed because he follows Lily. Very reasonable

Good boy, you deserve a good beating today.

Regulus and Snape, a widower and an imaginary widower, it seems that the death of either one is relief in disguise. But I think it is worse than Snape. His death is a crucial part of sublimating this character. And, regarding my personal view of Snape, I think the biggest highlight of this man is not his deep affection, but his repentance. I think what really made Dumbledore believe him later was not just his love for Lily, but also that he really changed his ways. He saw Voldemort's cruelty from his breach of trust, and thus realized the "evil" of Voldemort's past actions. He had previously deeply discriminated against "Mudbloods" and was obsessed with power, but he willingly worshiped Voldemort. But since he became the dean, it is not difficult to see from the original work that he is against pure bloodism. Draco was genuinely sulking when he blurted out that word. I don't think it's just Lily's fault. I mean, even if he does feel extremely guilty about Lily's death, a person's perspective is not so easy or so completely changed. He really recognized Dumbledore's ideas. Therefore, Lily's death is an opportunity for him to change and a sin that he needs to atone for in his life, but I don't think it will be the whole of his future life. He still has his own identity. For example, his hatred of Potter and his protection of students (as we all know, he subconsciously protected the trio when facing Remus. This was an act out of his instinct. Although he was not a good teacher, he barely passed). A person cannot live without love, but love cannot be everything to him. I would like to ask those who like Snape, what is the reason for their love for him? Is it just that the phrase "always" is so affectionate? It's a bit ridiculously thin. Although I think most people reading this article are not interested in Snape, but in short, what I want to say is that Snape has his aura. He is not too bad, but he is obviously not very good either. He is an emotional, real person. I think this is why people who love him love him.

I declare this to be the best Sirius fanfic I have ever read! The author doesn't show off or jump off, the narrative is very progressive, and the characters are very vivid. It's great!

Damn it, I put the trio's escape method on Rael, but I think it's very suitable! Slytherins can be cautious for their goals, or they can be crazy for their goals!

Midnight Light is really cruel, I also feel heartbroken