[Harry Potter] Alouette

They all died and rented a house together in hell, with a sign on the door saying "Grindelwald and dogs are not allowed inside"

I don't know how to pin a comment, so I'm saying it here. If you don't like it, don't feel wronged and watch it yourself. If you think my writing is poor, the plot is weak, and the characters are not well created, then you come here to scold me. I accept criticism, but I cannot accept insulting the characters I write or denying my love and intention for them. You can't define the protagonist as not being a strong woman just because she wasn't good enough at the beginning; you can't define me as someone who abuses women and is sick just because she suffered a lot. Don't use your qualities to challenge my bottom line, or I'll have it written all over my face.

Riddle: Actually, I also know that I'm not a good person. What's wrong with telling Aisley to stay away╮(╯▽╰)╭ Ouch, Ouch, Riddle is a piece of shit, no matter how old he is

I felt it was a pity when the heroine rejected Orion, and I felt sad when she forgot all about it, but after I really left Riddle, I thought about returning to him (it was so heartbreaking when I saw Riddle being tricked by the transfiguration [crying loudly]). Riddle and Orion written by Madam are so charming. It was the first time I read Tom Riddle's novel, and I stayed up two nights to read it. Madam's writing is so good?(*??`*)?

While reading the article, I briefly had the idea of ​​changing to a male protagonist, but after reading the entire article and looking at this subplot, I realized that the male protagonist could only be Riddle... They are like two souls destined to be entangled, and one of them seems less real after leaving the other. Although Orion is also very good, the happiness in this branch is a bit too light and unreal~

The last chapter is still under review, so let me share my thoughts first! Although I was mentally prepared before watching it, there were still many plot points that made me burst into tears while watching it - such as forgetting about Orion, the self-reconciliation in front of Orion's tombstone, Tom's duplicity, and turning the heroine into a Horcrux in order to save her. Tom did a lot but explained very little. He took on the role of the heroine. If it were me, I really don't know what to do~ The person I love takes a path that I don't agree with, but he can't stop anymore. So many people are looking forward to his death. I love him but can't stop him and don't want to stop him. Maybe in the end, I will be a little selfish and leave alone, not wanting to make any more decisions~

I have experienced a complete life and HE with her with memories. Such a hard-won ending has become so real. I love this story so much. It's so awesome!!

Eisley's journey in the world, interpreting and reflecting on herself, from a timid little girl who struggled to grow up in a harsh environment at the beginning, to growing and transforming step by step under the influence of the people around her. This ending really made me feel that she had truly understood everything. Her soul was ordinary but free. At the last moment of her life, she lived completely for herself. She spent her whole life exploring the self that "went from crawling to truly walking upright." I still haven't recovered from it after reading it. This article can probably be said to be a very close-to-life story of the growth of the character Eisley, who is struggling desperately in the quagmire. What is presented in the story is also the most realistic Tom living in the HP world in my heart. The heroine does not have any cheating skills, nor is she a 100% sane person, but she is such a person that allowed me to see a real story of "love" and growth in a non-OOC Tom fanfic. I'm really glad that I followed it from the beginning to the end and finished a rare treasure article.

This book is dark and sad, and I always shed tears when I was completely immersed in it. Tragedy always surrounds everyone, and tragedies large and small intertwine to form the background of this extremely realistic story. I cried for Eisley's decades of sad life, and I was amazed by her love of life, cherishment of friendship, and dedication to love. I trembled with fear at Tom's decades of hypocrisy and indifference, but I still burst into tears when he finally experienced death and wholeness. Thanks to the author, it's really well written.

It's about the cp that I once had a crush on. I'm so happy!