"If he does not lead, he walks alone; ... There is a loneliness in him, something indifferent to praise and blame, a distinctive right to judge that is directed at no one but himself."
- Nietzsche, The Will to Power, 34
Before 1996, Icarus Phoenix Gibbon never really cared about being different. He had no intention of lowering himself to the level of the herd, but neither did he intend to become a lawgiver. This arrogant, solitary, insufferable Gryffindor bastard and secret Parselmouth had no attachment to the wizarding world. His entire plan for the future was Oxford, a library or a theater, and traveling the world.
In 1996, on that chaotic, ruined, turbulent night, Icarus Gibbon decided to become an Overman.
P.S. The protagonist is an ever-growing, perhaps artsy, incomplete Nietzschean Overman, with a chaotic bent on the alignment chart. All actions, attitudes, opinions, and narration are based on the character's established personality and do not reflect the author's views.
The title comes from Nietzsche's The Will to Power.
Theme: A free spirit, self-identity, personal choice, and responsibility
It's rare for a protagonist to try to be a normal person in Hogwarts. I never understood what would happen if the broom ride was too fast or the wind was blowing. Wouldn't it be cold? If it rained, wouldn't it still get wet?
Wu ~ It feels like an old Western movie, Icarus is free and high-spirited
Wow... Please say thank you Lao Fu!
Sorry, that's weird. Take another look. Voldemort is a benevolent and righteous man.
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha I thought Harry Potter Superstar would also be a good musical when I saw Superstar in Troubled Times. In the end, it turned out that the author was also playing this joke.
I really like the name Diodora, it's very powerful!
Hahahahaha, not only did I inherit the habit of speaking softly from TR, but I also inherited the habit of reorganizing my real name into a pseudonym.
On a whim, I thought about doing some if line extras. It is probably a little phoenix raised by a biological mother with a probability of one in hundreds of millions. Although it is probably quite mentally polluting ( I don't know if anyone wants to see it
The author has expressed all the shortcomings of the branching in the novel.
Nice! An imperfect protagonist who is still a child