(Harry Potter) The Requirements for Being a Mary Sue: Complete

Like the author, the last words came from my heart. I told my partner that you were a fake Mary Sue, and she even said that I thought it was vulgar! Fakaisen?_?

You spoke my heart. Looking at the heroine every day is actually the hardest thing for me.

In fact, Su Wen... Which article has the protagonist not in Su? There's nothing special about that protagonist? Which protagonist is stuck with cockroaches from beginning to end? No, cockroaches still have a bug with infinite red bars. In fact, as long as the writing is good, Invincible Flow can be quite good.

Not bad, although I don't understand who the time travel uncle's friend is =w=

I felt super moved after reading it. . . . . In fact, I feel like it's really hard to not be too cool when writing fan fiction. After all, what we write is what we expect in our hearts. We hope to change the plot, hope our heroines/heroes have their own shining points, and hope they get their own happiness We don't want our work to be exactly the same as the original work, and we don't want our protagonist to be useless. If the heroine is a Mary Sue, she should say it loudly. As long as the original work is respected, Mary Sue will also have her own cuteness!

Right. But some Marys are annoying. I don't know if anyone still remembers it. When the Vampire Knight fandom was popular in the past, many 'females' had hacked Yuki. I saw a post about Sue's heroine names. Damn it! My favorite heroine Ling Luochen was named Su. Where is Su! Doesn't it have to be called Erni, Lotus,,,, or something else? If you think Su, don't go and see it. Um.

Actually, I am just like you, my classmates call me Mary Sue Ahem, that's not a problem

I'm really annoyed by the kind of author who always writes a female supporting character and then abuses her like crazy. She didn't do anything wrong but then says it as if it's heinous, just because the heroine doesn't like her.

That one about reading the potion book in history class really spoke to my heart!!!!!! Keep a low profile, sister! Do you know how to respect people??

I like to read stories about universal heroines, and I can also read stories about ordinary farming, but I don't like stories that darken the original characters or distort their characters.