Harry Potter: James Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

What to do So uncomfortable and powerless, the pain in front of the wheel of history, James is such a good person, his arrival makes Harry feel the missing father's love... But he is only fifteen years old. When he comes to the future at the age of fifteen, he will be confused and helpless, and later he learns about his own death, Harry's tortuous experience, Lupine's wandering, West Is there really no way to make Sirius recognize him during the ten years of Reese's pain... I feel so uncomfortable and want to cry. He is so good and he loves them so much, but he finally came to them. He even couldn't recognize Harry and Sirius in order not to disturb time and space... Don't be so cruel. Does time really have to be so ruthless? He knew Sirius' pain when he was young and knew that he yearned for freedom, but now he saw him trapped in Grimmauld Place and could do nothing. He couldn't even give him a hug! Tell him it's not his fault! It was too painful and too powerless. After Harry met each other, he was still in the pain of losing James at any time (*?????). God, how could it be so painful...

I still hope that Sirius can know that James Potter is back, even if it is James Potter as a boy... Thinking about how miserable Sirius was in the original book, this is the best ending I can think of for him, that is, he can see his best friend again in his lifetime.

I see that what I am looking forward to most now is still the reunion of James and Sirius 🤩

I still hope that Sirius can know, at least he can come out of that kind of heart-wrenching regret.

Harry didn't know that Hazel was James, but even so he felt his father's love hidden beneath Hazel's youthful appearance. It's just that he has never had such a memory of father's love that comes from blood. Maybe James' hug made him vaguely recall the feeling of father's love when he was a baby. The last hug made me feel sad.

Oh my gosh, Ginny's charm was captured by the author! Ginny has always been a stereotyped image of "the savior's wife", "Ron's sister" and "the savior's fanatical admirer". In the movie version I watched, I felt that Ginny was very flat, but in the author's article, I really felt the charm of that little girl!

It's touching. The Quidditch section is fun and gentle, and Harry feels very much like the original Harry. I really like this article, and as long as it doesn't screw you up, I will keep waiting no matter how long the interval between updates is.

Great, updated, come on!

It's so painful to be stuck here. (Crawling in darkness, twisted into twists)

Heartless James Potter, why don't you go take a look at your big feet? James feels a little too mature. He was still playing pranks before wearing it.