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Among the four HP books, this one is the one I have the deepest love for, and is also the only one where the heroine reveals her past life. I was really pissed off several times while watching it. Baby's selfishness and cleverness sometimes make people hate the iron. But I was very moved when I saw it later. Neither of them are completely selfish people, but they would choose to protect each other at critical moments. This is the only pair of protagonists that I can cry when I see them. The two selfish, stupid and arrogant people are slowly trying to get closer to each other and accept each other into their own protective circle (btw, Xiaolong's character is really cute hahahahahaha, he is the closest to Hufflepuff among the four members of the Malfoy family) However, until the end, the flaw, which is also the most terrifying thing to think about, is that both Baby and Ginny seemed to have forgotten where they came from. They became ladies of the aristocratic circle, lived in castles and manors, gave birth to children one after another, never went to school or work, and never tried to return to the world of ordinary people.

After reading it, I felt very powerless at the end. I felt that after the war, Baby, who officially dated Draco, no longer felt confident and energetic. Before the war, Baby could use his familiarity with the plot to eliminate the Horcruxes and contribute his own strength. But after the war, she was just an ordinary Hufflepuff girl. Seeing the following dozens of chapters, her relationship with Lucius Narcissa, and her story at the Malfoy family, she always understood that she was looked down upon in the wizarding world. It was not until the end that Lucius and Narcissa recognized her status, and she still needed to ask Lucius to let her love Draco. To be honest, I don't like this kind of story (even though I finished reading 555, I think it's terrible. The heroine has no choice to return to the Muggle world, but she is also helpless in the wizarding world. I actually miss the little badger who was cautious at the beginning of the story, but later let down his guard and made friends with his roommate, and I don't like the last Mrs. Malfoy who has to learn like Slytherin.

How old is it? It's so awesome. This is the closest to the original version of Draco's character in a fanfic I've ever seen. He's really that arrogant and noble. Wow, can I still buy a physical book?

I read this article in my library when I was in junior high school, that is, around 2010. I read the uncut version at that time, which had a main text and some car extras. I like this article very much. I still remember that I watched it over and over again during that summer vacation. I had not even watched the movie before reading this article. In order to read this article, I watched the movie again. After more than 10 years, I still have some different new experiences when I read the original version of this article (the revised version). First of all, some bugs have been corrected. For example, the first grade Hufflepuff, when they were taking flying lessons, the previous version was 5 meters, but now this one has been changed to 5 feet (1.5 Meters), which I think is pretty good. I also changed the very important first time. Let's talk about the advantages first. I think it's quite interesting. It's a new extra for me, quite surprising. Besides, the shortcoming is that I think some negative things about Draco have been deleted. He actually always has a fearful side, afraid that he is not good enough. In the revised version, he becomes more confident, which has a light comedy feel, but in the original text, he is actually very unconfident and he is afraid. Because it wasn't his first time and Babe was. The conversation between the two is quite interesting. Then some plots about going to find Ginny after the wedding were added. The new version of the ghost witch, I think, is still a bit like Baby. Because among the countless choices in this novel, if Baby chooses to let go once, she will immediately be the ending when she sees this novel. She is really very cautious, and she is also very good at escaping. She understood many times in the early stage, although she liked Draco very much. But this love will not put the safety of his family and himself at risk, no matter whether the danger comes from the Dark Lord or the Malfoys. She can't even gamble. But she did like Draco very much, and the more she came into contact with him, the more she liked him. In the version before the modification, it was very obvious that it was love at first sight (it can be said that it was love at first sight). In the first version, I was amazed every time I saw it. It was really cool. After the modification, I felt a bit bland. There were many times when Baby's emotions were greater than her reason. She simply forced herself not to hurt Draco. I felt that she was tolerating Draco a lot of the time. Her patron saint was actually herself. After she really summoned it, she said she would not let anyone know (but the timing of giving birth and pregnancy was so coincidental that she was afraid of death, so she told everything) Such a comparison would make it appear that Draco loves her very much, because Draco's patron saint is Baby's little badger. But Draco is also very rational. To put it bluntly, he has even thought about exchanging marriage for the Malfoy family (if this was a game, he would have several chances to be.) But this kid is indeed dishonest. He did look down on her in the early stages, but he did fall in love with her. He didn't want to admit it but he would subconsciously coax her into protecting her. (Becoming a ferret, his mother wanted to get angry in front of him. When Baby hid alone and cried, he thought she was bullied by Slattery's people) All in all, it's two stupid and smart people falling in love. I like their love very much.

I have been reading it for the past few days and finally finished it. I was so reluctant to let it go. I originally thought that the next few chapters would be just making dumplings. However, the plot of Draco looking at the pensieve and his reaction afterwards gave me a great shock and surprise! Different from the book by Bess, Bess believes that the environment and experience after time travel are part of herself and have nothing to do with the previous life. In the new environment, she is another independent person, accepting and acknowledging her new identity. However, Baby has always been conflicted about identity. She believes that the past life is also a part of herself, and she is not a complete person without it, so she has been standing on the edge of a cliff after marriage. Draco's heartbroken look after seeing the memories of his previous life was so contagious that he accepted the complete Bebe. This is so delicious and shocking...

After reading three books, I still haven't read Della. My biggest feeling is that the straight-forward plot, a bit of cold humor, and the extremely lively interaction between the male and female protagonists are really delicious. Although I admire every female protagonist, I can't honestly say that I love them. It's more out of curiosity that I keep reading. But they are definitely fics that I pay to watch.

Because I have finished reading "Della" right here. This is a very interesting article, I think it's remarkable. U of T's understanding of the original characters is very three-dimensional. Xiaolong is really cute. Even when he is arrogant and stupid, he is even more adorable than anything else, including his shortcomings. It is really wonderfully restored. I relied entirely on Xiaolong to support me in watching it. The part about the Black Lion Institute is indeed physically uncomfortable, so I won't say much more, so I basically skipped it all. However, these views were the trend of the year and are understandable. I have also read a lot of articles written by Black Old Deng and Black Harry, and I admired and relished some of the malicious speculations and malicious descriptions in them. But now, I prefer the world presented in "Della" by U of T. It is more mature, objective and beautiful. The characters are less self-righteous "smart" and more innocent-like courage. This shows that not only has the author matured over the years, but we as readers have also grown. Therefore, even if I criticize this 2009 article, I am happy inside. Just like at the beginning of life, mountains are seen as mountains, and water is seen as water; later, mountains are seen as mountains, and water is not water; finally, mountains are seen as mountains, and water is seen as water. Back then, we were proud of ourselves as so-called sophisticated egoists. The trend of anti-heroes made us laugh at "just men" and felt that they were hopelessly stupid. Just like Baby, Ginny and the selfish majority, if self-preservation and withdrawal are human nature, then their attitude of taking the sacrifices of Lao Deng, Harry, and the Order of the Phoenix as a matter of course is really disgusting! It would be nice if Harry died quickly and ended everything, Baby thought this more than once in the article. By the way, mistaking other people's feelings for feelings and mistaking other people's lives for life is also one of the most disgusting features of fantasy novels of the past era. And now I know that selfishness is the greatest stupidity - it seems that when you reach the right age, you will suddenly understand the philosophy of life that you once dismissed. Therefore, it is a pity that even in the end, I still cannot like the heroine. To put it bluntly, Baby doesn't deserve everything she gets. The previous life is the usual path for people like her... It may sound vicious, but it is vicious and objective. Everyone wants to have a friend and lover like Della, but no one wants to have a friend or lover like Baby. Maybe the heroine's aura was too bright, and Draco was blinded. Apart from these relics of the times, the article itself is still very good. It is hard to imagine that it took me nine years to read it, and I am lucky that I did not miss it. I don't know if it's qualified enough for a long review (this is a long overdue review). Rather than commenting on this article, it's more about reflecting on my own ignorant adolescence. I was really unlovable during my adolescence... But luckily everything will get better, and I wish everything will get better.

I can understand why Draco fell in love with Baby. On the surface, Draco is much more powerful than Baby, but Draco was a child raised in a greenhouse. His first half of life was smooth sailing. Except for fighting with Harry, it can be said that "life is always bright, brilliant, and invincible." This put his parents in trouble. When he needed someone to support the family, he became timid. Draco was strong in appearance but fragile in psychology (because he had never suffered mental hardship). On the other hand, Baby, with her family and magical talent far inferior to Draco, can always make a choice in the current situation. Although it is not perfect, it is definitely the best choice for her from that perspective. Baby, who has experienced more than twenty years of suffering in his previous life, is fragile in appearance but mentally strong. When the Malfoy family was in trouble for two years, Draco and Baby were together. Baby was like his harbor. There was no place in the world. Only Baby was his home, a lover who would always stand by your side and would never betray you no matter what. Moreover, Baby is also considered to be Hufflepuff. It is worth mentioning that Hufflepuff, a member of the academy, was almost invisible during Voldemort's war. Maybe it was because he was not capable enough and was undisciplined. It seems that Baby, who was not capable enough but fought bravely in the war, was braver and smarter. Later, everyone said that she was actually a Slytherin. Does this mean that she was not talented enough and did not work hard enough to make it happen? Baby has always been smart, but in the early stage she was too weak to make any plans. In the later stage, she worked hard and with the help of people around her, it showed when she had the opportunity to make plans. Maybe because Baby is the protagonist, we ignore her charming character traits. Baby is really a very charming heroine. Full of vitality, able to bend down, hard-working, brave, smart, able to reflect, able to gain experience from events, have no regrets when making decisions, and when you love someone, you accept all their bad and good qualities.

Spreading Flowers, although this book is old, I really don't feel like the Black Lion House. It just explores another side of the character of the Lion House characters, and the digging is quite profound, which makes the characters in this children's fairy tale more rich and three-dimensional. People are never simple, let alone brave and simple. After reading this book, I feel more affection for the Lion House trio, and I also fell in love with Hufflepuff House, which I had never watched before. Thank you for creating this journey, I really enjoyed it??

I really can't imagine that this was a book written 10 years ago. Many novels that discuss the current situation will no longer exist. However, times will always progress, and girls' sense of deservingness will gradually improve. It's very good, very good. When Xiaoma loves Beibi, she is the most charming, otherwise I really don't like her hahahaha