April Carpenter never tells anyone two things
One is that she has a dual personality, and the other always reveals things to her that are difficult for her to understand.
April: Can you please stop playing out some strange love-hate relationships in my head? I really can't ask Professor Snape for Occlumency...
Second, she has a pocket watch she found on a street stall, which connects time and space for more than a hundred years.
April: There is something about this Hufflepuff. When I quickly watched Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them again, he was speechless.
Newt: Huh?
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Update according to circumstances and never give up.
It's not a sweet love, maybe a little hardcore
The heroine is both a genius and a fool, a Mary Sue with low emotional intelligence, who will do whatever it takes to achieve her goals (but she won't hurt others), but the author is a real fool, and there are logical errors that can be pointed out.
It doesn't have any deep meaning, it's not bad but it's an official match. If you don't like it, don't join it.
Purpose: Genius women in the new era must also pay attention to the Basic Law
Reader comments
I wanted to avoid it in the middle, so I jumped to watch it.
I wanted to avoid it in the middle, so I jumped to watch it.