Leigu

I posted a paragraph from Baidu and couldn't help but post it here to share it with others. The Black family has an obsession. Bella used it to gain power, Andromeda used it to pursue love, Narcissa used it to protect the family, and Sirius used it to pursue freedom. When they all left, Regulus used this obsession to protect the entire family.

In 2025, encounter the treasure of 2009: a long review of "Leigu" During the literary shortage in 2025, I accidentally searched for the tag "Derived-Pure Love + No CP" in Jinjiang Literature City. From a vast sea of 5,900 pages of book titles, I was lucky enough to discover Rourou's 2009 work - "Lei Gu". This was truly a surprising and emotional encounter! I wish I could meet you sooner, my dear! First of all, I must express my core feeling: I really, really like this article! It brings many different perspectives and depths of thinking than other HP fanfics I have read, and it can be called a treasure. At the same time, I can't help but wonder whether the number of collections of such an excellent piece of work is affected by the title and tags? After all, readers like me who are accustomed to finding articles through the "British and American Derivatives" tag or directly searching for the "HP" keyword and sorting by collections/points may have missed it. Its value requires more precise exploration to be discovered. Seeing my search method ("derivative - pure love + no CP"), you can probably guess my reading preferences. I especially love stories that focus on the career growth of the protagonist and then naturally integrate it into a like-minded and natural love story. The Rourou article hit my XP (shy face) perfectly, and it did an excellent job of balancing the career line and the emotional line. Here are a few of my favorite highlights: (1) A profound and unique deconstruction of the worldview: the struggle for interests and the way to break the situation What shocked me the most in this article was the sharp analysis of the opposing pattern of "Voldemort's camp vs. Dumbledore's camp" in the original work. From Rourou's article, I can see: 1. The essence of the confrontational situation in the wizarding world at that time was not a justice/pure-blood dispute, but a battle between interest groups: In his early days, Voldemort attracted the support of many pure-blood families with his personal charm, talent and commitment to "solve real-life difficulties and revive the family." In the later period, his extreme behavior (most likely related to the sequelae of making a Horcrux to split the soul) gradually deviated from the expectations of his supporters. The formation of Dumbledore's side (centered on the old pure-blood Gryffindor family) was largely due to the rise of Voldemort's power. They fought on behalf of "non-pure-blood" interests. 2. The core structures of the two factions are surprisingly similar: A powerful wizard leader + support from some ancient pure-blood families + followers of the idea + other ragtag groups. 3. Source of conflict and protagonist plan: The root of all these contradictions lies in the existential difficulties and mental depression prevalent in the entire wizarding world. The core concept of the protagonist Regulus and his partners (through actions such as founding a newspaper) is to try to "cool down" ideas and shift the focus of society from the life-and-death ideological collision to the "peaceful coexistence track" that seeks common development. In a society where everyone can see hope, emotions can be eased, and the space for rational thinking can be expanded, many conflicts will naturally be alleviated or even eliminated. This idea, which is based on solving social root problems, is of great practical and enlightening significance. (2) Three-dimensional, vivid, logical and self-consistent group portraits This article is also excellent in characterization, avoiding stereotypes and giving the characters reasonable behavioral motivations and growth trajectories: 1. The robbery group and related characters: James Potter: The arrogance and innocence of being pampered, the pride and confidence brought by his talent, the admiration for Dumbledore, the jealousy and sharpness (sometimes hurtful behavior) when facing his love rival (Snape), the willingness to respect the elders but the immature way of handling conflicts - these qualities constitute a real, flawed but not completely hateful boy. Remus Lupin: Gentle, easy-going, careful and sensible, perfectly combined with the survival dilemma caused by his werewolf identity. This allowed him to see the nature of certain conflicts earlier than James, and also reasonably explained why he ultimately chose to support James in the conflict between James and Sirius (perhaps based on a deeper need for stability and belonging). Sirius Black: "Like-mindedness" with James is the basis of friendship, but similar strong personalities ("There is no room for two tigers in one mountain") caused the relationship to break down due to the immaturity and mutual reluctance of both parties when faced with conflicts of core interests. One of the most touching points in this article is that under the influence of Regulus, Sirius retained his core traits such as straightforwardness and persistence, while at the same time he found a path to happiness that was different from the original work. Lily Evans: Kindness and innocence are her background. However, as a Muggle-born who first entered the wizarding world, she lacked sufficient understanding of the complexity of her friend's (Snape) situation and the deep-seated contradictions of wizard society. Her enthusiasm and innocence sometimes became limitations. Severus Snape: Sensitive self-esteem (stemming from potentially poor family circumstances) is at its core. This determines that it is impossible for him to have a good impression of the arrogant James, and his fierce verbal and magical counterattacks in the face of bullying are completely reasonable. The setting in the article of his low-key talent for studying potions also provides him with different development possibilities. 2. The Black family and the Crouch family: touching family ties The portrayals of the Black family and the Crouch-Barty family are particularly good. Rourou does not simplify family ties, but shows that the deep emotional connections between family members are not easily broken. The warm picture of trying to understand each other and reaching reconciliation after frank communication is extremely touching (and heart-warming). There is no over-beautification, no authoritarian stereotype, and it is full of real human touch. Barty Crouch Jr.: It makes perfect sense to portray him as a child who is initially unconfident but delicate and intelligent. He was once attracted by Voldemort's extreme ideas, but under the influence of his friend (Regulus) and his own efforts, he finally reconciled with his family and found his own growth path. In the context of this article, the setting up and transformation of this character is very convincing. 3. Protagonist's perspective and overall style: It is unfolded from the perspective of the time traveler Regulus, giving him cognition beyond his age and a certain stance, which is very reasonable. At the same time, as a time-traveler, Regulus gained a change in his mentality from the perspective of God's guidance and the thinking before time-travel to finally facing the world from an equal perspective and finally integrating into it. This is also a very important process. The most commendable thing is that there are almost no "intelligible" villains or teammates in the article. Both the protagonist and the antagonist maintain their own "style", which is really rare in fan fiction (crying with tears), which greatly enhances the depth and readability of the work. (3) Delicate, touching, healthy and mature emotional lines The emotional development between Regulus and Barty Crouch Jr. Is another highlight of this article: 1. The details reveal the true feelings: - The emotional warming before and after being revealed is cleverly contained in countless details and actions. It is sweet to read and I like it very much. 2. Healthy and mature relationship - Although some of the foreshadowing is slightly flawed, and it is very self-effacing and "not good at it", the healthy, positive and mature love model displayed by this emotional line is exactly what touches people's hearts the most (it touches the heart!). The two naturally get close and support each other as they grow together and pursue their careers. This relationship model itself is very charming. Finally, In terms of language, in the early stages of this article, there will be some feeling that it jumps out of the scene at that time, and it is a little dramatic; but overall, I feel that this is a very sincere HP article, and many articles with higher collection numbers must be written much better. I would like to put it in the top 3 of many HP articles I have read! [Spread flowers][sprinkle flowers][sprinkle flowers] Another note: I actually have something else I want to write, but I can't think of another one because it's not good to give too many spoilers, so that's it~ Also: "This is the first long review I have written in my career as a reader (with tears in my eyes). Please correct me if there are any shortcomings.

When Wen saw this, it was all over. I don't know why, but I feel a little sentimental about Tom Riddle's final ending. It seems that the prodigal son turns back from bad guy to good guy, which makes people feel more distressed. Of course, there is also Snape. Snape and Lily are not worthy at all, they just stay in the darkness for a long time and yearn for the sunshine. Leaving Lily to live his own life is enough to prove that Snape has emerged from the shadow of childhood.

I have always liked Rourouda (what a weird name) articles:) The ending is really good, the plain, warm and real happiness makes people unable to help but raise the corners of their mouths... But the tears suddenly fall down? I really like this ending, and I think everyone has achieved the happiness and peace they can get, but I just can't stop my tears, and there is always a faint sadness in my heart that I can't explain. Because of that sentence - "A person who has the courage to admit his mistakes is truly brave. In the last ten years of his life, his contribution was enough to earn him respect." I couldn't help but feel happy for V Dian's letting go and relief, and I also thought that he must be happy with his heart untied like this, without resentment, unwillingness, or fear. His passing must have been peaceful and with a slight smile, beautiful, elegant, and noble. I firmly believe that, He is convinced that he can face himself fearlessly in this way, and is closer to the essence of happiness than him who is still full of darkness even if he has a lover. But forgive me for not being able to control my heartache and for being unable to calm my emotions with reason - the once magnificent king who ruled the world, MY LORD, I cannot accept your departure... Well, back to the topic, congratulations on finishing the article, & reminder - the Queen needs to update more frequently!

Among hp fans, no one can match it

Very touching ending, life is such an ordinary thing Especially the big V here. Compared with the endings where V finally rules the world or is wiped out, this is the most touching of all the fics I have seen. In those stories, even if V succeeded in defeating Dumbledore in the end and ruled the world, in fact, deep down in his heart, his own life experience, the hurt he suffered when he was young, and his paranoia about blood were always untouchable by others, and he always carried the shackles of his soul. But here, although he passed away early, from the inscription and Snape's respect for him, we can see that he really untied the knot in his heart, used another way to make up for the shortcomings in his heart, and achieved another form of eternal life. For the professor and Lily, this ending is actually very good. Lily had different personalities from the professor. If she had not died suddenly in her best years due to the professor's mistakes, I am afraid she would not have become an eternal and unsurpassable lily in the professor's heart. Just imagine if there was no James Potter, Lily and the professor were really together. In the end, they would have exhausted all their passion in the disputes day after day because of their inconsistent personalities. So, that's really good ps: In fact, in the original book, the little Barty who crazyly followed V and eventually killed his father had such an ending and it was very cute. (Well, actually, I really just because the actor who played Little Barty in the movie was so handsome, so I was obsessed and wanted him to have a good ending.)

Finally finished reading it! Although the plot is not too ups and downs, it is very attractive. By the way, can a certain meat speed up Baoyu's update speed? I am someone who is not satisfied with the urge to update...

I feel very touched. I like Snape very much. Many fanfics use various pairings to make the professor get love, but this one makes everyone get respect and happiness.

A bit melancholy ending, but the best one. In fact, being able to die peacefully like this is the best result. Big V's life should be complete, but he also has many regrets in his life. He has never gotten the feelings he should have in life, or does he have the friendship of a doctor? Lao Deng and the Dark Lord finally got together, and felt very relieved. There was a bad debt between them. It was unclear who was sorry for whom. It was considered as a wish to let go of everything and continue to be together after they got old. Rouda's writing is always very thick, and the relationships between the characters and the plot are very well written. There's just one thing. I've always felt that there was a bit of stiffness in V's relationship with the doctor and then his transformation. I felt like something was missing. Everyone's life in the article is considered complete, even if it is ordinary, but ordinary life is real. I've read all three of Rouda's articles and I like them all. Come on, Rouda~

I like this ending very much. I somehow thought that if life were just like the first time we met - it would feel very peaceful and stable~