Some elements of this story were inspired by One Step Away by Hell on a Rainy Night. I would also like to pay tribute to the many authors who have influenced me. There are too many to name, and I sincerely apologize.
A few things to know ★ This is a long story. It continues beyond Hogwarts' seven years, long enough for the noseless Dark Lord to rise and fall. ★ The original female lead is a timid, trouble-avoiding half-blood. You may criticize her for being too indecisive to be a Gryffindor, but she will prove that she has just as much courage as anyone else. ★ The female lead is one year older than Harry. ★ Like countless others in the magical world, she doesn't have the courage to face the Dark Lord, and she certainly wouldn't volunteer to go through life-and-death situations with the Chosen One. Merlin, they barely even know each other. ★ There are plenty of personal additions, the romance is a slow burn, and the relationship doesn't begin developing until second year. (Chapter 10) ★ The main Harry Potter cast, including the Weasley family, are all heroes. To the female lead, George Weasley is like Apollo, the sun god. Please remember that ordinary people don't become gods just by standing beside Apollo. ★ This is an ordinary person's story, with no golden finger, and it's definitely not a power fantasy. If the female lead strikes you as a fake innocent, a wimp, or utterly useless in a fight, please drop the story, because the author has no intention of changing the plot. Spare yourself, the author, and the poor characters. Miss Tang, who speaks so sweetly, is a dragon. Wink. ★ The story draws on both the films and the books, and I've done my best to keep the characters true to their originals. ★ Abigail and Heinrich are original characters, each with a separate storyline. ★ The bonus story, Roses in No Man's Land, is unrelated to the main story, so enjoy it without worry. But it may take a lifetime to arrive. *
Theme: My take on an HP romance
In fact, the male protagonist of this article is Heinz, hahaha. He has many more scenes than George.
Hahahahahahaha George's psychology: My wife finally caught her, but my daughter won't fall into the hands of this guy. It's too miserable.
Finished reading. Nice. Awesome. But in the end, the boy's surname was Quirrell. Does that mean the professor was resurrected?
I have to say that this chapter made me uncomfortable to read. The heroine is like a stubborn dodder who doesn't understand anything, fights against the scum, and then insists on making people feel like she is holding them back.
I know the heroine doesn't have a big golden finger, and the heroine isn't very powerful, but it's very different from what I imagined after reading the copy.
I originally thought that the heroine was a successful logistics worker, or that her potion talent would be of some use later on.
But no, obviously the heroine in the early stage gave people a very gratifying feeling. She was a timid child who started to become brave and lively.
I even felt that the heroine would at least not kneel on the battlefield without doing anything.
But not at all!
The heroine behaves like a noob in this chapter.
It's very uncomfortable, feeling that the heroine has lost touch with Harry and George.
One is a warrior who is ready to go to the battlefield, and the other just graduated and knows nothing, and is still a weakling who can only make people worry, and his mind is filled with the artificial love-brain feeling of you love me, I love you, like a white lotus.
How could this happen? I didn't expect it to hurt others. I'm sorry, I don't know or anything. Of course she didn't say this.
But that's how it feels to me.
I suggest that the author can revise this chapter if he wants to after completing the update.
Describe more about the heroine's confrontation with the enemy's curse.
Don't just talk, and the enemy is talking to the heroine. The heroine was frightened and seemed to collapse and almost lost her fighting ability. In the end, someone else saved the heroine.
Mainly because of the feeling that the heroine will kneel down if no one can save her.
It makes people want to curse.
The heroine can be defeated, but at least let me see her determination!
You don't want to be in a trance because of what others say. It's okay to be in a trance on the battlefield, right? ! Still in a trance.
You must know that the other party wants to kill the heroine! Is the heroine an idiot? ! ? !
No matter which world it is, this is the best ending
The heroine acted like a noob, she felt like she was just here to hold her back.
You can't marry me, I,,, how about marrying your daughter (ahem, Hein won't be so perverted)
It's over, I have a lot of feelings but also very few feelings. After chasing him for nearly a year, I never liked Hein but felt sorry for him. Abby,,, maybe her and I have similar but different personalities (at least I'm not very cold, what the hell,,,) Oh, when will you give me a big brother to lead the family?,,
Although Hein's thoughts are not good, but,,, I really feel sorry for him. I love him but I can't get it (forget it). There is a saying that the first male belongs to the heroine, and the second male belongs to everyone. Ahem, if it were me, I would drag a curse.
Hey, Nori, such a gentle girl
If you want me, I might just kill her...
In fact, the male protagonist of this article is Heinz, hahaha. He has many more scenes than George.
Hahahahahahaha George's psychology: My wife finally caught her, but my daughter won't fall into the hands of this guy. It's too miserable.
Finished reading. Nice. Awesome. But in the end, the boy's surname was Quirrell. Does that mean the professor was resurrected?
I have to say that this chapter made me uncomfortable to read. The heroine is like a stubborn dodder who doesn't understand anything, fights against the scum, and then insists on making people feel like she is holding them back. I know the heroine doesn't have a big golden finger, and the heroine isn't very powerful, but it's very different from what I imagined after reading the copy. I originally thought that the heroine was a successful logistics worker, or that her potion talent would be of some use later on. But no, obviously the heroine in the early stage gave people a very gratifying feeling. She was a timid child who started to become brave and lively. I even felt that the heroine would at least not kneel on the battlefield without doing anything. But not at all! The heroine behaves like a noob in this chapter. It's very uncomfortable, feeling that the heroine has lost touch with Harry and George. One is a warrior who is ready to go to the battlefield, and the other just graduated and knows nothing, and is still a weakling who can only make people worry, and his mind is filled with the artificial love-brain feeling of you love me, I love you, like a white lotus. How could this happen? I didn't expect it to hurt others. I'm sorry, I don't know or anything. Of course she didn't say this. But that's how it feels to me. I suggest that the author can revise this chapter if he wants to after completing the update. Describe more about the heroine's confrontation with the enemy's curse. Don't just talk, and the enemy is talking to the heroine. The heroine was frightened and seemed to collapse and almost lost her fighting ability. In the end, someone else saved the heroine. Mainly because of the feeling that the heroine will kneel down if no one can save her. It makes people want to curse. The heroine can be defeated, but at least let me see her determination! You don't want to be in a trance because of what others say. It's okay to be in a trance on the battlefield, right? ! Still in a trance. You must know that the other party wants to kill the heroine! Is the heroine an idiot? ! ? !
No matter which world it is, this is the best ending
The heroine acted like a noob, she felt like she was just here to hold her back.
You can't marry me, I,,, how about marrying your daughter (ahem, Hein won't be so perverted)
It's over, I have a lot of feelings but also very few feelings. After chasing him for nearly a year, I never liked Hein but felt sorry for him. Abby,,, maybe her and I have similar but different personalities (at least I'm not very cold, what the hell,,,) Oh, when will you give me a big brother to lead the family?,,
Although Hein's thoughts are not good, but,,, I really feel sorry for him. I love him but I can't get it (forget it). There is a saying that the first male belongs to the heroine, and the second male belongs to everyone. Ahem, if it were me, I would drag a curse.
Hey, Nori, such a gentle girl If you want me, I might just kill her...