[Harry Potter] Miss Fox

Why did you abandon your account and run away? I really wanted to communicate with you. After reading the entire article, I will evaluate it based on my own shallow knowledge and short-sightedness (my own opinion): The whole article has nothing to do with love. It is a plot of intrigues. Both the male and female protagonists live in intrigues. Artemis Lestrange, an excellent chess player, devoted her life to playing with people and things other than herself, even the gods and fate. While pursuing freedom, she could not let go of interests. She was a typical profit supremacist. She could even play with her closest twin brother in the world. Even though she confessed her love for Apollo at the end, I didn't trust her words. I thought she only loved herself. Although she and Riddle have expressed their love for each other, in my opinion, neither of them loves anyone but themselves, and even at the last moment of their lives, they are committed to benefiting themselves. Tom Riddle (Voldemort) is a man with ambition and strength but no "leader's mind" (here refers to the revolutionary mind like Grindelwald. Riddle may have it but Voldemort should not have it, because since he abandoned his original surname Since his name was changed to "Voldemort", he has ceased to be a smart madman (it can be said to be a superior person. In fact, I personally think that he is an extremely stupid careerist, even though he is very capable). I don't like the idea that such a superior person can't appreciate him more than Voldemort. I still appreciate revolutionaries like Grindelwald more than Voldemort (you can see from my previous comments that I really appreciate Grindelwald). The Voldemort in this article absolutely does not love anyone, and I even think that he does not even love himself as Tom Riddle, and he can even be said to be disgusted with himself before the age of 11, because he is ashamed and angry that as the heir of Slytherin, he would be bullied by Muggles (here is the word commonly used by pure bloods). If he has no magic and no clever mind, then he is just as pretentious and useless as most men we have seen in life; if he simply has no magic, then he is just like most capitalists, a pseudo-gentleman with an ugly heart. Above. (Actually, I feel like I still have some thoughts that I haven't expressed yet, but I really can't express them.)

Voldemort thinks that Grindelwald is an idealist, but in my opinion Voldemort is the idealist. No one can fly away from death, never, not even Nile Flamel, who lived to be more than 600 years old.

If Apollo were on an if line, would he marry his sister like his parents? It feels like Apollo only cares about Al.

Although I left a message in the previous comment area speculating about Riddle's feelings for Al, when I saw Riddle confessing his love, I actually had huge doubts about it. I didn't trust the love Riddle told Al, perhaps because in my current opinion, there is a relationship of interest between Riddle and Al. When I almost read the full text, I didn't want to believe that Riddle, as Voldemort, loved Artemis. It was obvious that the most important thing between them was their interests. I could only see their intrigues. This was really sad.

The heroine is really pure and pure blood

When I read this, I felt completely different from the copywriting. When I read the copywriting, I felt that the female protagonist was unilaterally abusing the male protagonist. Now I find that it is actually the female protagonist who only made small fuss and then the male protagonist used more cruel methods to fight back. The heroine is beaten by the hero every day, slapped and cursed, it's absolutely amazing. . .

To be honest, Riddle is such a garbage man.

Big update! I'm curious if Tom will be disfigured if he turns into Voldemort's stone! It's really hard to imagine the scene where the heroine gets along with Voldemort!

Is Abraxas Lucius Malfoy's father? If so, isn't he several years ahead of Tom?

The more I watch, the more I feel that the heroine looks a bit like a female version of Sirius