Miss Hufflepuff [HP: Oliver Wood]

This book is really great, I don't know why no one has it, the difference in popularity and strength is a bit ridiculous. Personally, I really like this book. The first-person perspective of the interaction between the male and female protagonists is a very novel narrative method. It is the first time I have seen it. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very stable and very supportive. I think the most rare thing is that there are a lot of discussions about Quidditch in it, but it will not make readers who don't understand or are not interested feel difficult, but instead deepen the three-dimensionality of the characters. Moreover, Amy's character design of loving magical animals is firmly established. Every corner of the work is filled with small details about magical animals. This book has a lot of descriptive highlights surrounding the emotional connection between the protagonists. The level of confusion in the early stages was comparable to the one I watched ten years ago - "I Want You to Death". I was just about to say that the writing was too innocent. As a result, after the later stage of love, it was still very passionate (it can even be said that it taught me a lot). The scene design of the two people getting along is great. While Amy plays the piano unskilledly, she guides Wood to read the original words of "Pride and Prejudice". This passage is very charming. The language is all about music and literature, but there is a flow of emotion between the lines. The author has very upright views and pays great attention to details. Let's list a few performance excerpts while reading. 1. When Wood quarreled with Slytherin and said she was mine, Amy would remind her not to use such words that could easily fall into patriarchal tendencies. But if Wood was slightly awkward, Amy would also tell him the memories of the first time she fell in love with him to coax him. 2. When Wood encounters danger, he habitually stops Amy and wants to protect her behind him. Amy will be angry that she is despised, but she will also clarify her thoughts immediately and guide Wood to understand that she is not fragile. Before becoming someone's girlfriend, she is an independent individual first. 3. The family relationship model is not traditional either. Amy gets along with her parents like friends of the same generation. 4. The concept of marriage and childbearing is also very advanced. 5. The details of their relationship after graduation are also very interesting. You can say that they are an old married couple. They can often spark new sparks (actually it is quite good, there are not many works about the daily life of an old married couple). Well, let's talk about the less serious aspects. Compared to the straightforward desires in some action movies, I have always felt that a subtle and poetic touch of physical contact is more attractive to me most of the time. In fact, from a practical perspective, this way of writing is less likely to be locked. It's true, "Please jerk me off from the top of my head to the tip of my tail like a cat." This kind of invitation is so charming that girls, let alone boys, have no ability to resist. Apart from the love aspect of the protagonist, this book actually provides a clearer perspective to describe the cruelty of war. From the perspective of ordinary wizards who do not join the black and white camps, how are ordinary happy lives affected. This perspective is actually very valuable, but few people write more specifically about it. In fact, the reason why this book is not popular is probably because the protagonist is Wood (this handsome guy doesn't go abroad much and his exposure is not high). After all, everyone indexes their respective popular articles based on the popular characters in HP fandom that they admire. However, I have to say that sometimes, the scope of a good article may not coincide with this scope. These book reviews are mainly about the three days before the exam when I couldn't understand the knowledge points and wrote while reading the text. The focus is almost on the early and middle stages of the novel. The later part of the novel was too happy to read too quickly after the exam, and I didn't bother to excerpt it. Also, the text in the later stage is rich and mature, so it's not easy to excerpt (you guys can read it by yourself)... In fact, the style span of the early, middle and late stages of the article is not small. After all, it has been experienced from the perspective of the male and female protagonists for so many years, and there are several side stories of different styles. Coupled with the high level of description, the later text basically opened up the extension and was able to show the author's own interests and accomplishments - he had a certain foundation in foreign literature, and his musical aesthetic spanned from popular to classical. Therefore, one book can actually give people the feeling of reading two books, and I think it is quite worth it. Overall, the quality of this article deserves serious publicity. Don't miss it if you pass by.

Highly recommended! This is one of the rare works in HP fandom that I have read so far that establishes the image of Senior Wood. It is not OOC at all (personal feeling) ~ it not only shows Wood's dull, insensitive, and neurotic side, but also portrays his proper behavior in relationships. Even the later portrayal of the "deep" contact between the two is extremely consistent with the logic of the character's behavior! In addition to the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists in the book, the friendship between classmates is also particularly touching! I also particularly like the heroine's emotional outlook and world view, especially the heroine's awakening of female consciousness under the influence of her mother, which is really great! Here's an excerpt of one of my favorite excerpts for you to experience: "Not everyone says it is right. If a person wants to pursue the truth, he should thoroughly question everything he encounters in his life. I am yours - this expression is often followed by some scenes. When proposing, you say please give your daughter to me, and then complete the handover between two men at the wedding, transitioning from father's authority to husband's authority. When domestic violence occurs, you can openly say that I am just teaching my wife. I don't like this traditional expression that everyone defaults to. It makes me sound less like a person and more like an object. "

Thanks to the author for giving me a long story about Oliver. There are too few of his articles~

Woohoo, senior Wood, just stay with Hill and let Harry Potter come to save the world or something.

Only after reading the extra did I realize that the author didn't torture me to death in the main text. It was an honor for me.

When war comes, fleeing is the most real and normal reaction of ordinary people, so those who bravely go to the front line to resist the darkness are more worthy of admiration. Thinking about Harry being forced to shoulder the burden of saving the world when he was just a child, I feel even more sorry for him.

It's so sad. Isn't this a sweet article? Why did it make a side story? I cried to death.

Regardless of the original novel, movie, or fanfic, every time the Battle of Hogwarts comes, I still shed tears of dissatisfaction.

Wood's Quidditch matches are always a close call

The love described by the author is so beautiful that it makes me feel that this kind of feeling can only happen in other people's stories???