Harry Potter: Your Little One Awaits Your Signature

Wow! Professor McGonagall is my favorite. To be honest, I rarely see wives writing about Professor McGonagall, but I think Professor McGonagall is a very, very respectable professor. She has a delicate mind and a strong soul, and she achieves justice that sounds simple but is actually very difficult to achieve. She will not be unreasonably biased towards students in her own college, nor will she have preconceived ideas about students from other colleges. She is really a strong but gentle person~

After reading this, I really have always liked Mrs. Matsuko's books, whether it is the previous one or this one. Every time I read HP's fans, I will sigh, "Ah, this story may have really happened in ordinary time and space." Haha, Mrs. Matsuko's article saved me to a great extent. I still remember that when I was a freshman in high school, the mobile game just came out, and I became friends with my wife. Because after reading my wife's articles, I felt that my wife was a very warm person, and I told Mrs. Matsuko many things I didn't dare to say. During that time, something really bad happened in real life. I seemed to be bullied on campus without knowing it. I didn't dare to tell my parents, so I could only feel sad secretly. My wife tried to persuade me to be brave but she was angry for me. This incident has always been in my heart. Now I am going to be a sophomore. I finally finished reading my wife's article. The style is the same as always, and it inspired me again. It really hasn't changed at all. Super gentle Mrs. Matsuko ovo, looking forward to the next article.

At the end of the book, I was dissatisfied with the heroine's character, and I got really angry many times, but the writing kept me reading. The relationship between the heroine and George in the later period really moved me. This was the most touching part of the whole article. I thought they would have a lot of difficulties and quarrels, but I didn't expect that they never understood. They just trusted each other. In those difficult moments, I think this is a particularly sweet point. As long as there is love, everything else can be overcome.

Mrs. 5555555'S writing is still so immersive^?^ Black Louis here looks like a broken, ghostly and powerful beauty! But she is more like a black moth living alone and confused in the darkness. The night is her nourishment, allowing Louis to gain strength and beauty. The night is also her shackles, festering and corrupting her ability to perceive love; the moth's light-seeking nature makes her meet and attract George again, but here she will only crush her sunshine, and then bury herself with the rotten sunshine QAQ Although the text is so short, I cried so much. My tears have dried up. Madam, how can you compensate QAQ?

The story of Louis is over. This is one of the best novels I have ever read. I felt a little confused when I saw "End". Is this the end of Louis' story? But then I thought, Louis' story will continue forever in the parallel world. Louise is a tough girl. But I would say her resilience is all about love. Louis was a man who was always positive. She was bullied in Slytherin in the first grade, but she still picked up Muggle instruments that others looked down upon and sang melodious songs by the Black Lake. Then she became a spy. She relied on her love for her teachers, friends, and family to survive in difficult and dangerous missions again and again, saving the lives of her lover and friends. Power comes from two sources. One is evil, the other is love. Louis took love to the extreme. "In love we trust." Louis said. She was loved by loving people and loved them in return. Some say Louis is flawed and has an imperfect character. But I guess that's part of her charm. Louis was a flawed girl, there was no doubt about it. But who of us doesn't have a little flaw, a quiet tact, a reckless passion? It is these character traits, good or bad, that shape us, and also shape Louis, the cute and determined little boy. She was completely proud of herself. She could hold her head high in the crowd and live her own life proudly. This is the beauty that belongs exclusively to Louis. Louis turned his love for the whole world into actions, into strength, into magic, into faith, and held on to it tenaciously. Louis and Voldemort actually moved from the same starting point to different ending points. One wanders for hate, the other runs for love. They all gained great power, but only one gained friendship, love and trust. Such idealized things will only come to you if you respect them. Louise Campbell got a lot because she was a believer in love.

Watching it in its entirety, you can completely discover the charm of Louise. She is a real, flawed but excellent girl. The slightly frustrating plots in the early stage are logical and reasonable, but to be honest, the reason why there are so many dissatisfied comments in those chapters is that some people must be careless and just love cool writing without regard for logic. However, I think there are also authors who have given the reasons for the heroine's design in advance, and only emphasized the coolness and power of the heroine (because I know The whole text is about understanding the heroine's complete character, and readers can only understand it part by part as the plot progresses), but it does not point out the timid side of the heroine like this chapter, which leads many readers to have too high assumptions and expectations for the heroine before seeing those plots. When there is a gap between the heroine's behavior and their imagination, it will cause more intense frustration and dissatisfaction. If I still write articles in the future, I can actually reduce the direct description of the heroine and the summary of the heroine's overall personality in the early stage, and instead let the readers gradually understand the heroine's personality through the plot (just like making friends). I hope that no one who has read this book will object to Louis being a cool and powerful girl.

It's okay, double death is him (sunglasses. Jpg)

I feel like my wife's insights into everyone at hp are very profound w If Syl's book is about Xiaolong's corrective action, starting from a baby; then Louis's book shows Draco emerging from a cocoon and becoming a butterfly, clearing the fog and clarifying his heart. To be honest, the movie version of Draco played by Tom is indeed very good, but it always makes me feel that the little dragon will suppress the pain and end up with psychological stress; the dragon in the wife's writing is bright, and he also has a companion who can resist the pressure together, which can light up the light for him to move forward in the fog of life - in short, the little dragon here will not give me the feeling of depression and suffocating loneliness, he will be happy with Aspen, he has his own

Wuhu! Halfway through, I was wondering if this was Syl, I'm so smart!

I don't know if there will be any new extras in the future, but this book is the same as my wife's previous one. The details and logic are very reasonable, and the foreshadowing is in place. Although the pace of the final seventh grade book feels a little faster, it is still very enjoyable to read! Thank you, madam, for creating this HP parallel world. It's really beautiful!