They couldn't stand each other in real life, but unexpectedly transmigrated into the world of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales. The lands to the north are eternally romantic, and wondrous magic exists there, too. In this dream, he and the other boy meet again...
CP: Draco Malfoy x Harry Potter
AU/Crossover
The story covers all 166 tales in The Complete Fairy Tales and Stories of Hans Christian Andersen, as well as the fairy tales in The Tales of Beedle the Bard. The real world aims to portray authentic British secondary school life as closely as possible.
Start date: April 2, 2021 (the 219th anniversary of Andersen's birth)
Completion date: March 11, 2024
A hidden way to read: Let's play spot the difference together. See which story elements you can find in the text, and take a trip back to childhood.
Theme: The distance from dreams to reality is both faraway and love.
The teacher's writing is very detailed and vivid. I am the kind of reader who has a hard time reading long articles, but the teacher's articles made me read them day and night (?). The unique and real British middle school life and romantic and gentle fairy tales touched me and made me linger. It wasn't just Fairy Tale's setting and fusion of fairy tales that attracted me, but the transformation and emotional progression of the relationship between Draco and Harry that made me relate. Entering a fairy tale together to start a journey, this is an opportunity for them to get to know each other again without any personal overtones. The description of the emotional connection in the dreamy fairy tale and the blending and acceptance of cognitive biases in real life shocked me even more. As they struggled in their hearts, I felt sour in my heart, but I couldn't help but sigh at my youth: Yes! In that case, who can do better than them? Who can make a decisive decision? Isn't this what youth is? Of course, when they fell completely in love and completed their final journey together, I couldn't help crying, just like the sweetness overflowing from a sour green apple. The teacher's writing style is nothing short of remarkable. The progression of emotions is natural and touching, and very powerful. I was even more shocked when I learned that the teacher spent three years creating this masterpiece (and even drew a map for it). I can experience the teacher's growth and thinking, and in some cases I can even resonate with the teacher's thoughts. Thanks to the teacher for his Fairy Tale, from which I can feel the teacher's hard work, thinking, and love for Deha. Thank you again, teacher, for bringing us such an excellent work (excited) (crying) (dark crawling)
I can guarantee that when I think of Deha in the future, this fanfic will definitely be the first one. First of all, I have rarely seen such delicate writing, and it even makes people feel as if they are in parallel lines. Whether it is emotional development or characterization, it is so lifelike (I like psychological descriptions the most!!! It is really real and not abrupt!). Secondly, this is the first time I have read such a long fanfic, and it is definitely memorable. Also, this article is really very real! HP is placed in the world of ordinary people, but everything and the background of the characters have a very strange connection with the original work. It gives me a feeling that this is a parallel world. Finally, it is the dream about Andersen's fairy tale. This kind of imagination and imagination is really not ordinary. To perfectly intersperse it with the entire story line, it is really incredible! The teacher's writing style is awesome. What I like most is the detailed description of the scenes, which is very expressive!!! Almost every paragraph can be used to make a beautiful paragraph!!! Also, why is such a beautiful article not popular?!! We Deha are also American emperors after all! Don't worry, teacher, I must promote such delicious fine rice bran!!! In addition, I wish Draco & Harry happiness forever, you will always be you and never change.
I accidentally saw this long article on lof. I don't know if I have the experience of quitting after reading the introduction in a hurry. Maybe it is because in my perception, fairy tales are a style of writing that does not fit the temperament of DH. They are like sweet sugar balls in a sealed sugar jar, and you can smell the smell of summer fruits when you open it. However, in my perception, DH is always full of sour and pungent smoke, which makes people choke. In the recent bitter daily life, out of awe of the novel and the longing for young lovers, I finally tried to read this book. I tried to enrich my heart with spiritual food that cannot be tasted with my taste buds. To be honest, it is very different from what I thought. Not that it is not as sweet and beautiful as I thought. I can't bear every chapter of the fairy tale world to end too soon. It is like a rainbow unicorn made of marshmallows and hard candies, cute, sweet, and full of fantasy. I kept chasing the unicorn I saw, but the further I looked, the more I smelled and tasted the bitterness in its sugar coating. Compared with the sunshine and poetry depicted in the fairy tale world, the saturation of the real world seems to have been reduced a lot. I always feel that they are going through one cloudy winter after another. I have never seen snow, but I have read about desolation and depression. They were reckless and did not understand each other in the early days. They were as hostile to each other as ever, using every means imaginable to protect or attack each other. This melancholy accompanied me as I read chapter after chapter, until the shards of glass in Harry's eyes were blown away by Draco. I remembered the author's reminder that this cookie is not a cookie in the traditional sense, or that its sweet content is limited, just like black chocolate. But I am a stubborn person, just like a child, I think how can a fairy tale have a tragedy? The author promised a happy ending, so I wanted to read it and fill my heart with salty tears instead. The image of Draco's family is different from most of the Dorhaven novels I've seen. Generally speaking, they will exaggerate the "loving" side and make Draco look like a reasonable, spoiled child. The love Draco received in ft seems to be just right, just enough for him to be able to show off, but just enough for him to have no reason to resist. Parents don't know their children's likes and dislikes, and they rarely let Draco know about family affairs. Draco may have been curious, but he wouldn't ask, just like he knew that what his parents gave him was the best. He couldn't resist. Just when I almost thought Lucius might not love Draco that much, he opened Draco's door and smiled awkwardly at him. I feel the kind of love that is at a loss, light, heavy, incomprehensible, and cannot be explained in words. The fairy tale world has also become fragmented. Harry's transformation seems not unexpected under the author's delicate description, but what about Draco? Sometimes I want to scream for him, why don't you look at me? Why don't you look at me? Why don't you peel off my skin, tear open my bones, and see the real me! But no one noticed the child's helplessness. Snape knew everything, Dumbledore knew everything, Sirius knew everything, and Harry knew everything, but Draco didn't know. He didn't know whether he should press that button, or what kind of choices he would make on this fork in the road, and what kind of future he would have. I almost held my breath. Fortunately, he no longer had to make a choice. When I looked back, the unicorn I was chasing seemed to be jumping back, carrying scars and scars. Draco's resistance to Lucius shocked me, and his confession was completely unexpected. I never thought it was Draco who confessed. He always seemed to have nothing to do with bravery. I almost thought they could only look at each other from a distance when they met by chance in another country, just like the end of the HP original novel. But it's different, it's different. Then I remembered that Draco was also brave, just like when he threw the wand to Harry at the end, he was just as desperate as he was. I read cha149 again. I liked this chapter so much. It was like the sunshine after the snow, the rainbow after the rain, or the lost candy unicorn. No scene of horse-falling could be more perfect than this chapter. Finally, at Chapter 151, the world of fairy tales has come to an end. I am looking forward to the subsequent development of the real world. I thank the author for letting me see such a grand world with such thick and delicate feelings. I can feel the author's love for this work. Thank the author for loving this world so much... Loving them who may not be perfect. Because I was shy, I thought about it and finally decided to post the review in Jinjiang... I really like this work! Real! Thank you to the author for such careful and careful description!
The migratory birds flew to the other shore, and I pounced on the teacher. Mommy! You are me! Of! God!!!
Will they meet again? In a dream like that? Is this all just a dream? Will the dream be broken? Dreams may come to reality. When will the dream come? Can dreams persist in reality? I have no idea. But I hope the nightmare breaks. A beautiful dream can shine into reality. There, the two souls will eventually meet again. They will have a happy and heart-warming ending. Just like a fairy tale.
I couldn't help but stay up late to finish watching it on the weekend, even though the school didn't let it go on weekends... I just started watching fairy It seems like it was last year when I read Tale. The teacher's writing attracted me from the very beginning, including the handling of the plot. It is really, really beautiful. Maybe because it is a drama and a long article, this article is really cold. I have been following it until now. For me, it ended in a boring and ordinary school day. It is really a bit emotional. The teacher's writing also gave me a lot of strength and made me like learning Chinese even more. I remember that I especially like to delve into fairy tales. During the monthly Chinese language test at Tale, I even passed the seventh grade hhh. I was really happy at that time. If I had to count, the teacher may have indirectly changed me, making me more motivated! I want to work harder to seize the life I want! From the confusion and struggle to the determination now, I am really grateful to fairy tale, because it made me fall in love with fairy tales, gave me better expectations for life, and prevented me from losing my way forward. It's just that it's a bit bad not to sleep in the middle of the night. I have to take a chemistry and biology test tomorrow morning, so I collapsed. For this strength, I will answer more questions.
The teacher wrote it well. The Greenhouse of Death is a really touching plot. Both of them can see their own hearts clearly and show their most vulnerable side to each other. The hesitation and uneasiness they once had became firmer with the burning of the fire, ah ah ah, ah ah! And some sentences are well written, "The water drops on the stone pillars kept falling, as if the tears being held back rushed towards death after gathering enough." I particularly like it! I will put it in the excerpt book, and I will read it again if I have time! Read for a deeper understanding!
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I was stabbed hard again. Obviously, we finally made some progress, the result. . . . Madam, you are an amazing teacher!!
Alas, from the line about the swamp, something like glass fell from Harry's eye, I thought it might be this story, and then Harry's sudden change of attitude, I was sure 😭 It is indeed this story, so vicious that I only read this story once when I was a child, and I can still remember it now. It was because I was too shocked when I was a child, and the vicious feeling of being told a bad joke that changed the direction of my life was so profound.
Sun: This girl's mouth came to visit me again.