[Harry Potter] Transmigrating Beyond the Firmament

Every once in a while I can't help but read it out and reread it, it's really amazing. I felt Harry's fatigue and struggle after the war and how difficult it was to slowly let go of all his defenses in a family relationship he had never felt before.

I often revisit this article. When I read the title, I feel that the translator's culture is really good. If I were to translate it, I would be traveling through time and space, hahaha. When I was reading, I felt a sense of pleasure that I shouldn't have. I might be scolded, haha. It was inexplicably refreshing to see Harry not caring about his cruel words and a bunch of adults who didn't know what to do. Oh my, when I was a kid, I fantasized about my depravity. Will my parents regret it? By the way, if the unfortunate child has half the ability to write about parenting issues and redemption, this article would be great.

The sentence "Neville seems to be obsessed with the knowledge that someone knows" is a bit awkward. I read the original text, and it actually means "Neville is very happy that someone finally understands (his feelings)", and then the adults in the Order of the Phoenix suddenly realized how little they understood Neville.

The article says "Harry refuses to believe that James and Lily exist." So he showed so much indifference in the article, and it took him a long time before he was willing to integrate into this world without Harry. Could it be that he found himself in a world where all the relatives and friends he dreamed of were alive and well, and was afraid that this was just a dream, too beautiful, and that he was afraid that he would wake up from the dream, so he didn't want to talk to each other? Of course, Harry has experienced a cruel war in another world, so his character may not be like this. I am just talking about the second possibility.

Why was the last one blocked? ! ! ! (Roaring)

All I can say is that I was less than three years old when this article started.

It's a shame it's not a long story

I still like the if line that goes into the Wuha world. This article is great.

I love this article so much, I have read it many times~

I thought I hadn't seen it (because it had been kept in my favorites). Now I finally know why it is valuable and has been kept there... Very interesting article that I never tire of reading