Can HP Diary Help Me Pass Newts?

Several frequently asked questions have been answered many times, but no one seems to be willing to read down the comments, so I'll stick them here: - Q1: Isn't the Weasley family a pure-blood family? Why are there Muggle relatives? A1: In the first "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", Chapter 6 "The Journey from Platform 9-3/4", Harry asked Ron "Are all your family wizards?" "Well, yeah, I guess so," said Ron. "I think my mom had a distant cousin who was an accountant, but we never talked about him." This article assumes that the heroine's father is the accountant. Unless this accountant is a strange wizard who is particularly interested in finance and insists on passing the accounting qualification certificate in Muggle society, and then breaks away from the wizarding world. In addition, there are squibs in the wizarding world. Children of wizards who do not know magic are squibs. See Administrator Filch's section. - Q2: There is a gap of 50 years between the heroine and the TR era. Why doesn't Myrtle feel strange when she hears the heroine mention that she knows Tom Riddle? A2: I hesitated when writing this question, but after reading the original work over and over again, Myrtle could never grasp the point, or her focus was always on the pain at the moment before her death, that is, the "loneliness and pain of being bullied and excluded." Therefore, in every episode in the second part, she could associate it with others ostracizing her, no matter what the plot was, and lose her temper. In the sixth part, she felt affection for Draco, but would not report Draco. She is not a character who can grasp the key points and make reasonable analysis at all. In short, I think this plot is reasonable.

I have to say, this is indeed a masterpiece. The heroine's character is truly self-reliant. I admire it. Regarding Riddle, he has completely become a subordinate in this article, he is the one who gives in and compromises, he is the one who is helpless, and he is the one who is completely controlled. To be honest, I think Riddle is less attractive like this. If you want to like gentle and considerate people, you don't have to do it with Riddle. I think I like Riddle because of his complexity, his paranoia, and his disbelief in love. His arrogance and coldness will make him more charming. I tend to tolerate him rather than control him as a superior. But unfortunately, the only people who can defeat Riddle are "lunatics" like him and equally matched opponents.

It's great, the most charming thing is the heroine's super strong core! I've read a lot of HP fans, but I've never seen a heroine like this, but I really love her! First of all, it satisfied my xp. I really like this kind of scornful but the heroine does not suffer. Secondly, everyone has different opinions, but this is indeed a development direction that I think is logically possible. I don't think it is OOC. Then there is the heroine. The stability of her core is the key to her ability to hold on to this relationship. Only if she has enough can she not be afraid of losing it, which is exactly what Tom lacks. But in the Romanian chapter, I was a little confused about that part. She looked at Tom's Cruciatus Curse and Avada, so it shouldn't be considered as a mess. Although I know that she was also using Tom to achieve her own goals, but she didn't intervene when she knew the result.

I originally thought that 1940 was exciting enough, but I didn't expect this one to be even more exciting. You could actually write more, but I feel like the extras are not enough.

The heroine is not a good girl under secular discipline. She has her own opinions. In order to achieve her goals, she is not afraid of breaking other people's expectations. She is the absolute controller of her own life. Even when she is with Tom, who has a strong aura, Pauline is more dominant. She has her own bottom line and has not lost herself.

Very nice! The hostess has a good sense of connection, and the relationship between Riddle and Riddle is very reasonable and in line with their respective personalities. To be honest, I like the extra version of the campus love version better, it's super emotional [Red Heart]

I like it so much, I like it so much, I come back to read it every time. The heroine is particularly strong-willed and has a cold and dark character. The heroine's character is really rare. She will not change herself because of anything.

I like the 1940 chapter so much, it's such a masterpiece

I finished reading it in one sitting, it was so good! This kind of evenly matched love is so beautiful, and the reason why Riddle "becomes a good person" is really convincing.

Although it is exaggerated... But this is really the most satisfying thing I have seen so far... Oh my god... It is simply divine.

Can you continue this extra chapter? One picture is not enough [Crying]

What a great piece of dog training literature, so delicious

Damn it, this is really delicious.

I like [Sanhua Cat Head] so cool! Hapiness! Is there any food left?

Fishing for life, fishing for death

It's gone... The two of them are one of the best matches in the world

Is there any follow-up from the author? Is there a sequel to Tom Marlowe O'Riddle as the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor?

It's a little bit awkward, but after all, there is only one episode in this episode.

It's so cool, I have the key [Rainbow Fart] Pauline is so talkative [Rainbow Fart]

Article 1940 is so well written, it is simply a masterpiece! ! !

I like the 1940 if line so much, I hope there will be more of this fine chaff

Thanks for the meal, it's delicious! [Orange Candy] Got it

So delicious. . Thanks for the hospitality

Finished reading! ! I really like Pauline's character! Just this pure Ravenclaw! The pursuit of knowledge is invincible! [Please]