[Harry Potter] September 17

I finished reading it. Woohoo. . . . . This is a niche treasure... At the beginning, I just read it because of the campus love between the heroine Hufflepuff and Rael. After all, I have read too much about Regulus's original heroine, who is also a Slytherin heroine. I really want to see what kind of sparks the warm little sun and Regulus can create. Then I was completely impressed by the author. The writing style of this book is really very good. The author's words are very spiritual. Many wonderful and appropriate metaphors made my heart tremble. The delicate words convey the flowing emotions, like lying under a dome and watching the stars falling from the sky. The campus love stage is really, really sweet. A natural girl and a sinister guy are the best match in the world... Jessica is the kind of little girl that everyone in the world thinks is cute. She has a happy-go-lucky temperament in peaceful times, so warm and tolerant that everyone is uncontrollably attracted to her. She grew up in a loving family and had no major worries in the first ten years of her life. Everyone in the family loved her and never asked her to be this way or that way. She has no big pursuit or direction for the future, playing Quidditch, chatting with the little badgers in the dormitory, and worrying about ancient runes and potions. Regulus Black and her were two people who were supposed to be in completely different worlds, but were brought together by Dumbledore, who looked at all fates. From then on, all stories, fates and futures were reversed on September 17th. Regulus was first attracted by her Animagus secret due to his arrogant nature, and then surrendered to her unreserved love and tolerance, and her shining soul. He wanted to catch her, just like he wanted to chase a golden snitch. He enjoyed the feeling of being relied on and trusted, and at the same time, he tried his best to answer her love in his own way. Jessica Miller loved Regulus Black, and loved the gentleness and youthfulness hidden under his cold, distant, and aloof shell. She saw the soft part in his character, and also saw the part that was different from other Slytherins; he was strict and serious. Real and methodical, his sparkling excellence, his unbridled ambition and his persistence when he finds a goal. He knows so many things and can always handle all difficult troubles. He is the most powerful person she has ever seen in the world. So she ran to him willingly, threw herself into his arms filled with the scent of needles, clumsily and sincerely gave him all her candies, and used her incredible pure altruism to give him her endless tolerance and love without asking for anything in return, regardless of whether his hand to hug her stretched out from the darkness. I like the campus love part very much. Hogwarts is a utopia for young people. It blocks all the wind and rain outside and only gives students a quiet and peaceful dream. They fell asleep in such a sweet dream, walked by the black lake, shared the warm sunshine and heartbeat in the Room of Requirement, and never had too many kisses, drawing courage and strength from each other. The calm campus life allows them to ignore many hidden conflicts and only focus on the love that is within reach. But people have to grow up... The long period after graduation was actually a bit depressing. Even in the peaceful times when Dumbledore had solved the problem, Jessica had to cope with work and social interactions, and at the same time bear many pressures that she had never experienced before. The conflicts that began to accumulate when he was a student gradually reached the point where they could not be concealed. Their different ideals, their always clear-cut attitudes towards the issue of blood, his arrogance and his aloof stature that he never let go of. Seeing this, I really, really feel sorry for Jessica. She should have been carefree and happy, but almost everyone related to Regulus around her was demanding and pressuring her. At the same time, so many people were taking advantage of her kindness, good temper, and altruism to hurt her. Even Regulus was hurting her. They loved each other very much, and this love made them engaged, but Regulus had the same problems that most Slytherins had that couldn't be ignored - he thought highly of himself, was conceited, and never focused on others more than himself. Regulus does love her, but this kind of love is a bit superior. He is very self-righteous and willing to make some sacrifices, concessions and compromises for her, trying to use gentleness and love to make her change, so that she can overcome those things that are not suitable for integrating into his world, so that she can stay with him forever. ; He seemed to be giving her rights and freedom, but he also forgot that if she were not with him, she did not need to be restrained by anyone. It was like he was willing to give her a room in the ancestral house for her to do what she liked, but he did not consider whether she would not want to live in that place at all. He wanted to control her, dominate her, make her endure those tedious rules and constraints, and imprison her forever in No. 12 Grimmauld Place with tenderness and love. So she chose to return the ring to him and pursue a wider world. I really like the description of Jessica's life in France, the air is full of freedom and freshness; she played tennis, went to a Muggle university to take medical classes, chatted with the grandfather downstairs, watched Muggle art exhibitions, rode an old bicycle through the streets of Paris, and tried to live without magic, such as cooking and mopping the floor by herself. And Regulus finally accepted the fact that she left him after being silent in self-esteem frustration and disbelief. He saw that he had ignored her true emotions and thoughts for so long, and at the same time discovered another fact, that is, he could not leave Jessica at all. So he went to Paris, visited the Muggle grandfather who he used to look down on and hated, and asked him about Jessica's story. He tried to integrate himself into a life that was contrary to his ideals, dressed up like a Muggle, asked everyone for advice on how to win back the girl, and then gave her flowers. He walked where she walked and saw the world in her eyes, those immobile paintings, the endless flow of vehicles and the university classes. The reunion in Paris was really beautifully written. The warmth of the cufflinks attracted him to keep approaching her with uneasiness. He walked up the stairs and saw her through the crowds of people. She was sleeping, she was woken up by the ring, she found him in the crowd in a second, she rushed to hug him tightly, as if they had never been separated. My biggest emotion after reading the entire book is that love is truly the most twisted curse and at the same time the greatest magic. Love is conquering, plundering, making people lose themselves, and sticking two identical magnetic poles together. Love allows people to overcome all difficulties and obstacles and come together, and at the same time, it quietly changes everyone. They may not be born with such a match, but they are willing to practice and change for love. In my opinion, this is much rarer than a match made in heaven, not to mention that there are not many people who are born to be a match. They lost a lot in love and gained a lot at the same time. When the tide of infatuation recedes, revealing the reality that has lost its light and filter and is no longer perfect, but still chooses to stay there and choose love, I think both Jessica and Regulus have found true love. Also, I want to ask when the second episode will be released. I really like the story of Jessica and Rael, Hungry Hungry, Rice Rice (knocking on the bowl with tears in my eyes)

Why can't wizards prevent pregnancy? Pregnancy and childbirth were so difficult in the previous chapter, but there are actually three babies in this chapter. It's terrible, it's really terrible

I always feel like the heroine has compromised a lot for this family, damn Rael.

Baby Mela is so cute. Watching parents quarrel from a child's perspective makes me feel like the sky is falling.

My female goose has become a mommy... A gentle and elegant mommy...(Wipes saliva) Mommy...(Wipes saliva)

Oh my god, four kids, thank you for your hard work, our little sister! Melania is so much like Regulus, she will probably be in Slytherin [Dog Head]

Teacher, it's been four months and I'm going to urge you to make a second episode.

Yes, Rey is an asshole. But did they quarrel so much that the younger sister was so angry that she wanted a divorce, and then they were coaxed to get over it?

Xiaowei is so cute, everyone loves Xiaowei [Spread flowers]

Wow, this chapter has such an ethereal feeling... It feels like fate is light and heavy at the same time.