The Elegance of Night

This is one of my favorite articles among many HP fans. I would like to leave a message to commemorate it. By the way, I would like to ask the author, do you still do customization? As for Ellie, in my opinion, the difference between her and the time-travelers in other books is that although she is not the protagonist, she is not a failed time-travel. There are some supporting characters in fan fiction who either use gold fingers to treat the natives in the HP world like fools, or else they are brainwashed and brainless Black Lion or Snake House - like fools. When Ellie first appeared, she was still a bit superstitious about the theory that the time traveler is the protagonist, but that gradually changed. Of course, Ellie in the later stages of the main text is not very likable. The last extra chapter is her internal analysis (?), Which makes me feel that she is still a not self-righteous person. , At most, in the early stages, I thought I was the protagonist too much and mistakenly thought I had a golden finger. After experiencing the diary, I finally had the feeling of living in a living world, including treating Snape no longer simply giving people a "hunt for the character" mentality. But in fact, no one really has a golden finger. Many seemingly coincidences are man-made arrangements. Many big difficulties that seem to be solved by lower grade students (such as dealing with Horcruxes and so on) are actually protected by adults behind them. I think this meaning expressed in the article is very good, especially in the last scene of the Goblet of Fire. In the game, Dumbledore and V replaced two teenage children to face the brain-dead slice V. In the end, it was these big figures in the wizarding world who took action to solve the brain-dead slice. I personally think this design is much more realistic than the protagonist with the protagonist halo/traveler with golden fingers who can easily handle everything. Finally, I would like to thank the author, I hope you still have a chance to customize it.

When I saw that there was a Fu Lei extra story in Chapter 30, I jumped to the ending decisively, but why wasn't there? I really want to know the details of their time together. Can you come back for more updates?

There is no car in this book!!! Although it is said to be a mutual attack, who is on top for the first time??!!! I really want to know but there is no car!!!

To be honest, I have always felt that the time traveler written by the author is very real. He is completely a minor with an immature mind. From the immaturity at the beginning to the maturity later, as well as the ordinary people's perception of the plot characters, it is well written. Although this time traveler has shortcomings and flaws of one kind or another, and is even unpleasant, it is very real. This time traveler meets all Mary Sue standards, with a beautiful appearance, a noble birth, and abilities that are different from others. Then there is the perception and mentality of an ordinary girl when she gets these things that are not originally hers, as well as the helplessness and growth after that. The writing is extremely real. If there is another unintentional misfortune of this time traveler, it is that she is not the protagonist. ╮ (╯_╰)╭

Sir, please tell me about the extra stories about Harry, Ellie, Lockhart, Snape, and Sirius. Or you can write an article to explain it. And Draco Igil's little buns

I have always disliked the smugness and superiority of time-travelers, and I always have to be severely hurt by life to realize it. . . Although this extra story has bleached her out a bit, unfortunately her essence is really as Dumbledore said, she is an extremely selfish person. It's not that there's anything wrong with being selfish, after all, people will be punished if they don't do it for themselves; however, when I see a selfish person in turn accusing the characters in the original work of being "selfish and hypocritical", it's really more disgusting than eating an overnight meal. Of course, this does not refer specifically to Ellie in this article, but at the beginning she was biased against Dumbledore without knowing the situation because she was a huge fan of the professor and there were various analyzes of Deng on the Internet. Fortunately, later in the article, she gradually understood her status clearly. Don't get slapped with a cheat and just intervene like the protagonist. . . To the thousands of time-traveling women, don't think that you can control or influence the world if you know the direction of the plot. Don't think that we who have experienced the information explosion must have more insights than the ancients or the people in the original works; don't underestimate the wisdom of the predecessors; a little girl who has not experienced much social experience is more willing to live in the world of her own imagination, and cannot understand the human nature of people. . . Time travel may not just be an imaginary benefit, but an experience of growth.

Are you implying that Sirius ended up with Severus? Um? I want to watch the extra

Than love, written very well

It's been so late, please give me the full version, please~~

It's strange why time-travelers deliberately add or change the plot, such as the Basilisk. To be honest, there are a few people who want to save others from the bottom of their hearts. Most of them want to be protected by Harry's aura. Many time-travelers in the fandom will participate in the plot no matter which college they are in. Many V-hall dragons who approach Professor Harry at the beginning have some kind of sympathy and compassion. I really don't understand the time traveler changing the plot. Knowing the plot is a life-saving weapon. Modern people all know the butterfly effect. HP Spiral of Destiny once mentioned that the reborn Harry did not dare to change the plot when he was not sure. This was because after the time turner was developed, someone volunteered to experiment, and the witch returned to the past. She went and did a trivial thing in just a few minutes. After she returned to the present, she found that at least 25 of the people she knew had no descendants (there were some in the beginning). I don't object to changing the plot, but time travelers need to be careful when changing the plot. You may change the future of many strangers.