Reading Slytherin's Water

When I was young and ignorant, I felt uncomfortable watching snake water. Now I can sort out why. The author weakened the insistence on justice, love and the bottom line of principles in the original book, and strengthened the concepts of interests first and unscrupulous means. Emphasizing the experiences of the so-called pure-blood families after the war, without reflecting on the crimes they committed during the war, it seems that they are still complacent that the other party cannot touch them because of money and economy. (However, I think that wizarding society originally obtained a lot of supplies from Muggles. Their little tricks will not interfere with their normal acquisition of most of the things they need from the Muggle world. Moreover, without the support of physical industry, gold galleons are just a pile of metal.) Fictional wizards who do not exist in the original book The conflict with Muggles legitimizes the unreasonable self-proclaimed nobility, discrimination and malice in the original book. It uses external struggle to divert the internal conflicts of wizards, allowing the conflicting parties to forcibly reach a reconciliation on the grounds of unanimous external support, and establishes a heroic image of "defending homeland" to cover up past sins. The author seems to want to show the so-called dark side of society. He seems to be citing classics (it has to be said that the content is very rich), but the method is not clever. He deliberately removes some good, beautiful and equal things, and deliberately adds some malicious, extreme and prejudiced things. In the end, it makes people feel that he forcibly created some darkness that does not exist in order to emphasize the sinister reality. It also seems that the author is somewhat resistant to a bright future, even an expectation.

Really, I was just okay with Lucius, but after reading this kind of over-beautiful writing, all I could think of was "Eh--". No, no, no one really thinks that Malfoy has only been married to wizards for so many years. To popularize science, before the Wizarding Secrecy Act was promulgated, Malfoy had been doing well among the nobles in the Muggle world. There was even a Malfoy who proposed to the Queen for money and status in the Muggle world. Those who think Malfoy's loyalty to the pure-blood faith is noble and elegant should give it a rest. He is just greedy for fame and fortune.

Evaluate! I didn't dare to read the original article, haha. I was recommended to my fellow lions after seeing how bad this article was, but I read the comments and was immediately persuaded to leave. 23333

It's so well written. Zongheng's Snake Water is specially designed to treat low blood pressure.

When Zongheng takes a breath, God becomes disgusted

Because Narcissa is a Black (funny

Um, am I the only one who thinks that the person who wrote this nonsense is actually a Slytherin senior? As for financial issues, I feel that even if you have a junior high school diploma, you should understand it. . . Oh my God, what on earth is this water?

The author's article is more consistent with the original work and brighter. Come on, come on, this is the original character of Harry and other wizarding heroes, not the so-called... That one who has been distorted and manipulated.

I really want to know what the fuck is this

Yeah, yeah, I don't know what the little coward has to brag about... He's obviously just a little bastard, right? And platinum father and son?? Is your horse's hair silver? It's really ironic. Nobles are even funnier (spread your hands)