[Harry Potter] A Sweet for the Dark Duke

Every time we read the novel, why are so many people criticizing it? The heroine wanted Dumbledore to kill her. Dumbledore would tamper with the heroine's memory in order to survive. Later, Dumbledore and Fleamont also told the heroine to return her memory, but the heroine knew that Dumbledore and Fleamont were for her own good. She knew that one was her most respected teacher since she was a child, and the other was a bamboo horse. How could they harm her if they wanted to keep the heroine alive in order to prevent the heroine from collapsing? The heroine said that she understood in the article, and also mentioned that in the extra story about Ray Dumbledore's cp, Riddle entered school in 1938. The heroine was one year younger than Riddle, so he entered the school in 1939. Therefore, the heroine was born in 1928 and Dumbledore was born in 1881, so the age difference is 47 years. We can bring it in with the two handsome old men Jude Law and Mads Mikkelsen in real life. Moreover, the heroine and Dumbledore are not 58 and 11, but 107 and 60. I think it's quite acceptable. And if you don't like the extra, you can leave it. Just say so in the free text. Can Lei leave it?

After watching it, I felt that the heroine was quite miserable. She basically spent her whole life being deceived and controlled by everyone. I wrote pretty well when I was a student in the early days, haha.

I really hate that after the heroine discovered Tom's true identity, Dumbledore and the others changed the heroine's memory without her consent, tricking her into thinking that she liked the hero and then got married and had a child. I feel like they are cheating on the marriage. I feel that this kind of behavior is really disgusting.

I cannot accept that the heroine has such a relationship with Dumbledore. The touching thing between them is love and trust that have nothing to do with blood ties or love. These have absolutely nothing to do with love.

Is this episode a love affair or a family relationship? Oh my god, the love is so outrageous. This age difference

What you said in your introduction is hell. . . . .

666, I can't talk about being created. What's wrong with the free article? You are demining it in the introduction or the previous article. Why don't you mention Deng x heroine when you introduce demining? The author has something to say but doesn't read every article carefully. It's not like no one in the comment area talks about demining. Looking at the comment area, it seems that the article has been greatly changed. Do you think you are okay if you don't change it?

It's so beautiful T T, very real T. R, very real L. V. The timing of the heroine's involvement in Tom's life is just right (for this story) Tom is a scumbag who has never experienced ups and downs and is unrepentant. His mouth is tougher than anything else, and his love is also unimaginably paranoid. I finished reading it in one go and shed a lot of tears, but like broken sugar scattered in the glass shards, I can't deny that I can feel its sweetness. "The beginning of love is timidity for boys, and bravery and boldness for girls." What impressed me most after reading this sentence is this sentence. Candice's bravery starts from the children's broom flying to the orphanage without hesitation, and continues to the last chance - to return Tom's magic and resurrect him. But the title of the story is The Candy of the Dark Duke, which is why I clicked on it. Sometimes pain and hurt do make love deeper. It's hard but it is like this. All fruits have their causes, and Tom is not that easy to whore. This story describes his love from a dead seed to a little bit of life, then breaking out of the shell and sprouting (this is not allowed) and then growing little by little. It is definitely not a tree, nor a flower, nor a parasitic vine like dodder. It grows by clinging to something tough enough, which will be hurt by it but not completely broken. After it grows, they can no longer be separated. She is his skeleton and he is her flesh. This is the magic of love from Tom & Voldemort, a deadly and damn attractive poison. I hope that in this world, Tom Marvolo Riddle and Candice Bell can live happily like in fairy tales (wiping away tears)

The heroine is so miserable. After being hurt by the Dark Lord, she was tricked into marriage by Dumbledore. It's OK to tamper with the memory, but cheating into marriage is really disgusting.

Is it my imagination? I think the plot has been changed. When I watched it for the first time, I remembered that Riddle imprisoned the heroine.