The main story is complete.
The main story and the first bonus chapter are complete.
The second bonus chapter has little to do with the main story. It will be a story set in a parallel universe, and it keeps getting longer as I revise it. I’ll post it once it’s finished.
Harry Potter
Nine months after the Battle of Hogwarts, The Boy Who Lived is still struggling to adjust to life as an Auror at the Ministry of Magic. His partner Ron has left the Auror ranks, while his close friend Hermione is back at Hogwarts, devoting herself to her studies. Though this on-call job remains dangerous, he has found inner peace, even as he has lost his old life and feels more alone than ever.
A sudden promotion brings even greater challenges. The Auror Command is rife with infighting, and undercurrents swirl through the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. His superiors assign him a partner in the form of Anya Meyer, a Slytherin prosecutor. Will she make him all the more formidable, or does she have ulterior motives?
Is she truly the sweet princess she appears to be, or a pure-blood witch hiding behind a mask? Can Harry make sure his convictions remain as steadfast as ever?
Anya Meyer
Twenty-one months after her father’s death, Anya Meyer is still struggling to move forward in the prosecutor’s position he once held. She has to navigate the schemes of the Pure-blood families while digging up more of the truth about his death.
A senior she considers a brother introduces the renowned Harry Potter as her new partner. Harry’s fiery integrity and passionate determination quickly win over the lonely Anya.
But beneath their seemingly innocent closeness, dark currents are stirring. The suspect in her father’s murder, her brother imprisoned in Azkaban, and threats from the past all close in. Can Anya and Harry face these challenges together, or will secrets and lies tear them apart?
This is the story of Harry, who joins the Auror Command at the Ministry of Magic after graduating from Hogwarts, meets his colleague Anya at work, and falls in love with her.
At twenty, they complete their studies, live through a war, and begin a new stage of life in its aftermath.
As they start their lives anew, breaking away from convention and straying from their original paths, meeting you is both fate and salvation.
Thank you for lending me the wisdom I needed, beyond what I possessed in my former life, and helping me find my own way through the life ahead.
A Slytherin heroine who appears strong and serious but is soft-hearted and fragile inside
A Gryffindor hero who appears brave and reckless but is sensitive and vulnerable inside
The story takes place after the seventh book, so it does not change the original plot. Apart from breaking up Harry’s original pairing, all other pairings remain intact.
The story includes a lot of Auror casework by Harry and Anya at the Ministry of Magic. There are many original additions, but overall, it focuses on romance and has a happy ending.
The characters stay true to the original. The villains will not be whitewashed, and the Order of the Phoenix will not be vilified.
Recommended new story: A new story I came up with this year, unrelated to this one. It’s another Harry Potter BG fanfic. Give it a look if you’re interested.
Furnarina’s Salvation
Severus x an original female character. Set between 1985 and 1987, before Harry Potter’s time. A pure love story with a happy ending.
Theme: Love and growth
I like this article very much. As a fan, it is difficult to find a bg article in JJ that completely features Harry as the protagonist. The logic is tight and the narrative is smooth. The character of Helena is used to connect several cases in series, and the foreshadowing of finally uncovering the prophet is very novel. I have always found it difficult to write about Harry's feelings, because I believe that the threesome were very close at Hogwarts and even for a long time after the war. The person Harry chose was not to accept him as a person, but to accept this small group, so Zhang Qiu couldn't, and Ginny was passively accepted. There is no trio in this story, only Harry is the protagonist, unlike the movie that gives most of the highlights to Hermione. Hermione can see the imbalance in the status of elves and wants to fight for the rights of elves. It is a very brave thing, but she regards herself as a complete savior and wants to liberate elves by knitting sweaters. It is very rude and stupid. Rowling did not write about the development of spew in the following original novels. The story mentions that the elf bill was passed, which is probably a long start. I also wrote about Harry not forgiving Kreacher. I really, really like this plot. Why should Sirius' death be attributed to Sirius not being nice to Kreacher? How could Sirius be nice to Kreacher? Could Sirius' caring about Kreacher prevent him from informing Bella? HP is a story written from Harry's perspective. Ron and Hermione are his very close friends. Most of the plots are participated by the three of them. Together they protected the Sorcerer's Stone, Ginny, saved Buckbeak and Sirius, obtained the Goblet of Fire, and defeated Voldemort. But the movie is biased and portrays Harry as a character who is driven away by his irritability and arrogance. Only Harry is in this story, and his brave, delicate, and intelligent qualities can be seen more clearly, and more people will see why Harry deserves to be liked. The shortcoming is that the story does not describe Harry's communication with Anna about his past, the pain and trauma of losing his parents, Sirius, Lupine and Dumbledore, nor does it describe Harry's vicious tongue and sharpness. As the author said, the relationship between the two went too smoothly, and there was no quarrel, conflict or passion in the story. And can I look forward to a Sirius story in the next one?
So beautiful!!! I actually never imagined how Harry would overcome his PTSD after the war, and how Ginny in the original book would accompany him. Because Ginevra is supposed to be as enthusiastic as a sunflower, I don't think she can hold on to Harry after the war, and I don't want to see her suppress herself and devote herself to it. So, I really like the heroine in this fanfic! At the right time and at the right opportunity, I met the right person. The heroine used Slytherin-style wisdom and tenderness to help Harry make up for his inner fragility and sensitivity. Harry also used Gryffindor-style enthusiasm and fearlessness to lead the heroine out of the self-pity dilemma between father and daughter. I really like the love between adults, it is sensible but profound. As I watched it, I kept reflecting on myself. In reality, can I be like the heroine, gentle and kind, non-prejudiced, abide by and abide by the law, and not let personal emotions affect my judgment and decision-making? I really hope that I can be as good as her, and I can meet someone who can help each other through self-transcendence.
It is difficult not to have PTSD, but he is a sensitive but not fragile person. Relying on time and family, he will slowly get out of the shadow of the war, forget the pain and miss him forever.
It's a very good story. I felt warm after reading it. It also solved some of the regrets I had when reading the original work. In fact, Harry is a very unfortunate and brave character, full of charm. This non-facial interpretation is really good. Thank you, madam, for writing a good article!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
There's nothing wrong with it, the eldest brother can be like father or mother 🐶
Ted should have been sacrificed in the original novel, I remember
It has appeared before. In the seventh movie, Harry went to Tonks' house when he was in transit at the Burrow. When he saw Andromeda, he got nervous and thought it was Bella.
Mr. And Mrs. Tonks? I remember Ted died. He was killed by the search team during the escape. Andromeda and little Teddy were the only ones left in the Tonks family.
Whenever I mention Said, I feel pain in my heart.