Harry Potter: It’s All Magic’s Fault

The writing is so amazing, no matter which ending I like it very much, I feel that all three endings are he. It is simply the pinnacle showdown between a pair of sapiosexuals! Both of them are career-minded. When one is an idealist with self-dedication and the other is a arrogant realist, they sit at the dinner table of the same era. They cherish each other, but at the same time they are on guard against each other. It is so romantic. I personally feel that if A is an idealist who uses her life to change realists to realize her ideals, as Dumbledore said in the article, she can change him, then B is the selfishness of an idealist. This is too romantic. C is a relatively open ending, giving Riddle a chance to come back after knowing everything, but the heroine is not in this timeline. At first, I thought this was the only be ending. This time Riddle came back again and was really released from the emotionless box. He may have understood what love is this time. The first two At the end, he was confused. This time, he felt that his soul was finally complete. Not only could he love, but he could also feel love, whether it was for others or others for him. So I prefer to think that this time, he took over Dumbledore's chocolate frog and finally believed that love is the greatest magic. He saw flowers. But the heroine is not in this timeline, they have become two parallel lines that will never intersect. So I thought this was a be ending at first, but after the first extra chapter, it seemed like the two of them reunited in the real world. I thought it was a bit romantic. It felt like after Riddle learned about love, he entered the magic world again and started to learn the magic of time and space, and finally he found the heroine. It's great. The heroine said that she is an ambitious person and a Slytherin, but I also think she is really brave. A real warrior dares to face the bleak life and the dripping blood. Her world (whether it is the Muggle world or the wizarding world) cannot tolerate her original pure love. She chooses to become the rule maker. She dances with shackles and does not hesitate to do anything, even her own life. This reminds me of "everything is for the greater good." She is so ambitious but also so determined and loyal. She is a brave Slytherin. I can't help but feel that Gryffindor and Slytherin are so similar. They are both so determined and brave. No wonder their founders became friends.

The writing is very good and very stream-of-consciousness, but I still want to challenge it (dog head). I don't know what the author's definition of love is? In my definition, Bella doesn't actually love Riddle. Maybe she "loves" Voldemort. In my definition, loving someone may not love their dark side but being able to embrace them is a pure feeling. I think the original Riddle is quite unfortunate. In Hogg's case, After Watts showed his abilities, everyone except Dumbledore "loved" him, loved his talents, abilities, appearance and the benefits he could provide. No one really loved him as a person. How much of Bella's love for him was for him personally? Maybe it was the brainwashing of following him since she was a child, maybe it was because she felt the pleasure of gaining power when she became Voldemort's "valued" dog, maybe it was Mu Qiang...

No wonder the heroine felt so sad and wanted to destroy the world. It turned out to be your own resentment. I didn't believe you when you said that she actually loved the world.

Is Nastia mediocre? But a truly mediocre person can never reach the level of Riddle no matter how hard he tries.

It's great... But I feel very complicated

2023/7/28 This book is so well written, it enlightened me! I'm so glad I found this treasure book today!

Second brush, I really love Nastia

This is the first time I see such a beautiful hp fan ^ω^

A very novel perspective! The self-devoting fake villain and the cruel and cold true villain were very successfully created [Love Eyes]. The three episodes at the end, especially the first one, are the most consistent with my impression of the secret love between LV idealism and realism. This slightly tragic story is more pink [covering face and peeking]. It is unfolded from the perspective of the heroine. It not only reflects the background of a beautiful life no matter what happens, but also writes the character of Tang Reed thoroughly from the side [Love Eyes]. As a Fu fan, I really think this article is super delicious! After watching it, I felt so empty inside and felt so sad [crying]

I stayed up late to finish reading it, feeling disappointed...