[Harry Potter Lupin Fanfiction] To Be Human

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Looking at the overall situation, one of the most impressive aspects of this article is its original plot regarding the cosmic spirit ball, and the balance and harmony between the original plot and the original plot. In terms of original plots, most HP fans either have no original plots at all, which is boring for people like me who love plots, or they add fashionable elements indiscriminately, which leads to the collapse of combat power. But to be human is not like this. The style of the cosmic spirit ball seems to be an unexplored part of the original world. Including the author, he did not lightly erase the original plot of HP's last year through Lina's powerful ability. Although the sacrifices are still there and the pain is still there, the meaning of their lives has not been erased for the original characters and the original characters who participated in the war at the end. In addition, there is the theme that the article echoes repeatedly: to be human. The protagonist and even the main characters are more or less based on this. The first is Lina. Her family background is dark, and there are also dark sides in her character, such as arrogance, self-will, etc. Even the first sprout of her humanity is to want to go against Bella. But she also grew up in the struggle between human nature and bestiality. Out of justice, she stood on the opposite side of Voldemort, whom she always regarded as her father, and even made an impassioned speech to Voldemort. She firmly refused the temptation of the cosmic spirit ball, and stood up when the spirit ball affected innocent people. In the end, she overcame the influence of the spirit ball, possessed the power of a god, and chose to return to the human world. Along the way, she learned to open herself to friends, love bravely, trust Dumbledore, and gradually accepted some of her shortcomings. She became human. She is not the kind of thin paper person who is "born in darkness but has a bright heart." She is a living soul with black and white colors. Then there's Remus. Transforming into a werewolf on a full moon night is a concrete expression of animal nature. It is precisely because of this that he doubled down on himself and showed a very pure human brilliance, until gentleness has become the thick background of this character. It is difficult for readers to imagine what kind of character and experience Remus would have if he was stripped of his werewolf identity. But the passion he burst out in his love with Lina made people unable to help but imagine the youthful spirit he once had. This time, he learned to bravely accept the love of others. In his love with Lina, he was restrained and restrained, but he had eliminated a lot of cowardice and inferiority. In the end, he also reached reconciliation with Moony and became a more complete person. To be human can also be said to be the common life issue of this pair of soul mates. Then there is Lao Fu. In fact, when I saw his setting, my first reaction was disbelief - Voldemort doesn't understand love. But the author writes the father-daughter relationship between him and Lina in a reasonable, delicate and touching way. And the most rare thing is that the Voldemort with love is still the same Voldemort without OOC. He proposed conditions to end the war to Lena, but was afraid of hearing the answer. He realized like never before that he had become a "painful victim" of "love", and he realized with horror that Lena chose Harry instead of him; and the confession that Riddle in the mirror world said on his behalf - this is something that Voldemort in the original work did not do until his death. In this world, he walked a certain distance on the road to be human, and finally came to the ending he deserved. And Lao Deng, I sincerely hope that the age-old friendship he and Lina have established with a high degree of mutual trust and understanding can comfort the young man who lost his sister. His calmness in rejecting Lena and facing death is Dumbledore's demeanor. In addition, there are the friendship between Harry and Lena, the friendship between Lena, Skelton and Rolf, the two heart-touching conversations between Newt and Lena, Lena's four little ducks, and other original characters that are not much written about but are still vivid, which together build a vibrant world of to be human. Finally, I would like to thank the author and translator for their hard work. I am really touched by their sincerity, diligence and humility!

I think Lupine is really well portrayed in this article, instead of just being a gentle stereotype. In fact, when I first saw the father-daughter relationship between the protagonist and Voldemort, I felt it was a bit unbearable. Maybe I didn't expect that he is not just a simple evil villain, but he also has humanity and warmth. But as I slowly read on, I began to accept it, and accepted that no matter how evil he was, he was once a human being... In short, I think this book of Lupine is really the top one in the HP Lupine series... (Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh but overall there are still too few Lupine fans)... If you have any good ones, please recommend them.

I stayed up for a few days and finished reading it. This is the first Remus fanfic that I have completely read because I was stuck reading it before. I must say that I really love it. It seems that other fanfics have portrayed Remus too softly. I sometimes wonder if he is a real Gryffindor. After reading this book, I have to say that he is a complete Gryffindor, and all his experiences make him look more charming. I also like the original girl very much. She is really a very charming person. To be honest, I doubted whether Lena was really LV's daughter at first (x All the unfair experiences and tragic memories of Lena have shaped her into an extremely splendid person. I think she is a bit like the corona. Of course she is not as enthusiastic as the corona... Well, maybe the few enthusiasm was given to Remus and his friends (mainly Remus, but she is dazzling, beautiful, and dangerous, and she has a strong core, so she radiates light).

Well, this is going to be a long review. I want to start with the heroine. Generally speaking, when reading the perspective of the heroine in HP fanfiction, I am afraid that the author will make the heroine into a silly background, or completely follow the main line without any changes. In this case, the heroine is too flat and ordinary, and this article not only creates a rich and three-dimensional image of the heroine, but also goes a step further. The character's growth arc is so touching that in the first dozen chapters, I was not in a hurry for the male protagonist to appear, but sank into the heroine's world with relish. Lena's family of origin was dark, destructive, and cold. She was the monster, and obviously, Voldemort as a teacher could not improve the situation much. Lena was born in darkness, but with the guidance of Newt, the warmth of her friends, the help of Lao Deng, and most importantly, the understanding and support of Lupin, she chose to be kind. She chose to make a promise that "it will get better" while embracing and tolerating the pain in the world - I think this is also the main purpose of to be human. Lina faced fatal blows and choices in her growth, but she always chose to "be a better person", so when she finally faced the cosmic spirit ball, she also chose to let go of her arrogant divinity and move towards complex human nature. After reading all the chapters, readers will feel that Lina's growth line is very clear. From the beginning, he just accepted human relationships, then he chose to save Ginny, firmly declared war on Voldemort, saved the plague caused by the cosmic spirit ball, and finally chose to die. Lina's character has a dark side, but it is three-dimensional and rich. Returning to the main theme to be human, we have to mention the male protagonist Lupine. Lupine is actually a character in the original work who has many sides and needs to be explored in depth. However, it is a pity that many fans only touch on the topic of werewolves and stop at it. The author of this article understands Lupine very well. She describes human nature and wolf nature in depth and firmly combines it with the main theme. This has to be said to have a sense of fate. Before Lina and Lupine met, they were already very similar. In terms of the relationship between the male and female protagonists, I like Lena's seventh-grade years the most. Whether it's the tentative confrontation when they first met, Lena's confession and self-analysis, Lupine's understanding and comfort, or the famous duel scene, Lena's first time seeing moony but not being afraid at all, these plots are all parts that I deeply love and attract me. At this time, readers will only sigh: they are really a match made in heaven. If Lupine firmly chose humanity from the beginning, and Lina gradually grew up and chose kindness, then Voldemort in this article is on a dark road with no way back. At first, I couldn't even believe that Voldemort had a tender side and would invest his feelings in a five-year-old girl. However, the author completed this part of the story logically and reasonably, which not only made me believe it, but also made me sad and heartbroken for Voldemort. Rather than shaping Voldemort into an absolute dictator and tyrant, the author's ingenuity lies in cruelly giving Voldemort a little love, making him think he really has the ability to love, but then taking it away at the end. In other words, Voldemort does not understand what true and pure love is after all, although understanding a little bit is already his greatest progress. When Voldemort asked if Lena would leave with him if he gave up everything, I felt my heart being torn apart. Of course Voldemort would not give up everything he had now, but in that short moment, I believed he was shaken. So he couldn't wait to hear Lina's answer and ran away in a hurry. He might be afraid or confused about how he could ask such a question, because his sensibility defeated him at that moment. While I was reading, I climbed up the wall and knocked on Voldemort and Lena more than once. Just imagine, if Voldemort did not stop looking for Lena for more than ten years after his failure, but joined forces with her, then it would be a cool story about the two villains sweeping the wizarding world. It is also a very touching possibility to think about! Of course, the falling in love and killing in the main text is already a very exciting rivalry scene, and the old Fuyin breaks Remus' defense and cannot be missed. Let's talk about the different emotional lines from other characters. I like the friendship line that is full of awkwardness and warmth. The support of Rolf and Maggie as friends will always be Lena's strong backing. I love the dialogue between Maggie and Lena at the lake the most; I like the sibling relationship line between Harry as his half-brother, and each of their gradually deepening conversations and their choices about good and evil. I also like the description of Lao Deng. I have always believed that Lao Deng and Lena are tacit soul confidants, not just Dumbledore's compensating mentality for his sister. They are sympathetic to each other between similar people. They all have the person they hate and love in their hearts, so they can empathize with each other the most. They are also extremely smart people, and they have made bigger mistakes for this, but they have also made the right choice to make up for their mistakes. When they sat on the beach and talked, when Dumbledore chose to die calmly, I think their souls were resonating. Finally, I would like to thank the author and translator for allowing me to read such a wonderful story, which made me deeply moved and immersed in everyone in it.

I was really surprised to find this article on Xiaohongshu! My wife's translation is very good, and it fits the style of the original work very well; thank you to the foreign lady for bringing such a good work. Although my English is not bad, I still can't understand this pure English novel. QAQ I have read 95% of domestic HP fans, but some good foreign articles cannot be read because of my insufficient English proficiency. What a pity! I hope my wife can bring more excellent translation works. Your level is really high!

Thank you very much~ Pursuing the beauty of human nature and becoming a kind "good person" as much as possible is the main thread that runs through the heroine's growth. She was abused by her parents, but gained her father's love from Voldemort. She longed to be loved all the time, but was forced to separate her "relatives" again. She longed to be a good person, but she was always burdened with missing Voldemort. Although she had strong self-loathing, she showed great love and kindness to the people and things around her. From another perspective, this is also her self-salvation. Later, she met Remus who could understand her, accompany her, and love her. This is more like a two-way redemption. They both become better with each other. In the book, Lao Fu's feelings for Lina are very touching, but he loves her but is unwilling to admit it. Just like Dumbledore said, if little Tom grew up being loved, there would be no Voldemort in the world. Because I really like Rowling's magical world, I found a lot of fan works to play again and again. Among the many great writers, the most eye-catching ones are undoubtedly the handsome and uninhibited Sirius, the enthusiastic and straight-shooting James, and the one-liners that always make countless people heartache. Even the works of the unsung hero Regulus and the little villain Barty are much more than Lemmy's. But this does not mean that Remus' character is weak. He hates the full moon, but is as gentle as moonlight. I remember Dada's previous comment that Remus is the kind of person who can easily convince others but has difficulty being convinced by others. It's a very interesting character. This kind of Laimi has both a gentle and intelligent human nature and a stubborn and persistent "wolf nature". When such seemingly contradictory emotions appear in a person at the same time, how can he not be attractive? Thank you again, I am really happy to read this article!

Seeing Lena coming to Voldemort's body, she suddenly cried uncontrollably. I think this is Tom Riddle who left the deepest impression on me in all the fandom worlds.

After thinking about it, I might as well post it. Hahahahahaha. Death is not the end, forgetfulness is. And they will never forget each other, so they will never be separated. Lena is not afraid of death, she is waiting, waiting to be reunited with Lemmy. Lemmy is not afraid of death. His remaining time is more like an expectation, looking forward to every day with love. When they meet again, they will remember the first time they met. That deep attraction and sense of fate have always haunted them and never separated. It's not about who lights up the other, but when they stand side by side, there is no need to be afraid of the dark. Love is such a great and beautiful thing, they love, they exist. At the next intersection, we meet again by chance and taste the red wine brewed by love when the grapes are ripe. Thank you baby for translating it, love you

I really cried to death because of the relationship between Lao Fu and Lena, and the plot of Lao Fu being cremated in the water on a boat was really wonderful😭😭😭 I hope that in the world of the dead, Tom and Lena can live well together as an ordinary father and daughter. In fact, I have often wondered if Lao Fu would have ended up like that if he had accepted the love from his family when he was a child. After all, I always believe that even if he is the product of a love potion, he is still a living person in the beginning, and he will have feelings as a human being. And Lena, who has been fighting against the self hidden in the darkness all his life. In the end, it is our choice that determines who we are. There is also the theme of love that runs through the article, which is vividly expressed here. Lena has always been strong and indestructible, but when she took off her mask in front of Remus, she would cry and say that she was scared. Lena is a free and easy-going person who loves music and literature. Thank you very much to the author and translator for bringing this book.