[Harry Potter] Born Evil

The following opinions are only personal, just my eyes on Tina: After reading the whole book, I really like the atmosphere of Draco and Tina together. I even feel that when she is with Draco, she seems to be out of the setting of the original book, as if Tina has really come to life. (Ps: I really like Tina's calmness and rationality that is unique to Slytherin when she is not with Ced or even staying together.) Although Ced is the male protagonist, I really didn't get too excited, even though I told myself again and again that whether it was the original book or the movie, Ced was a kind and upright person like an angel, but I looked at Tina in front of him Blushing, heart beating, crying and feeling aggrieved, I thought everything was so strange and strange, including her intelligence being complained about by the teacher later and Sirius acknowledging it. In fact, she deduced Ginny in the Chamber of Secrets, when she explained to Harry and the others that Sirius was not a betrayer, and her reaction to some things in the early stages. It can be seen that she is at least a person with better reaction and logical thinking than many people. Although a person's personality cannot be accurately classified based on the academy, at many moments you can feel that she is a Slytherin, cunning, calculating and then acting (rather than passionate, such as when she reported Harry and the others about hiding the dragon), and caring about honor (for example, she was very happy when the House Cup that was supposed to be Gryffindor in the original book was finally won by Slytherin). Maybe what I think of love is that when two people are together, their free will is lost but it doesn't interfere with each other's normal way of doing things. On the contrary, when she and Ced were together or alone, Tina felt a bit like she had taken a love drug, and she was obsessed with it. It was as if she was programmed that he was good and I should love him. There is no such a good person in the world, so I have to love him. No one can accurately define love. Does Tina really understand herself? Maybe love does not have to show how shy, impatient, and clingy you are in front of him. When she and Draco were lying together watching Draco, and when she voluntarily took the love potion... I was very happy at many moments. I watched Draco and the original novel and movie. The characters in it are all different. This is of course an independent world, so Draco and Tina are rushing towards the ending like moths to a flame. But in some subtle moments when they can still get along, I suddenly feel like they are struggling, going against the world, the setting, and "should", getting close again and again, and being pulled away again. I don't think Tina's character is one who takes a love potion and is willing to repay someone she doesn't love out of guilt, gratitude, and apology (even though it is indeed written that Tina regards Draco as a relative, first friend, etc., But she can distinguish between love, family affection, and friendship), so I would rather find an idea that I am willing to believe and have traces to follow—at certain moments and in a certain world, she loves Draco, just like Narcissa said in her letter to Draco. At the same time, I don't think about "because Draco loves me more (Sed would be instantly confused by Fleur before, but Draco wouldn't even fall for it)". In my opinion, on the contrary, every time the pain of the two of them is connected, and they are both trying to live themselves, and when I feel this message, I suddenly feel a lot of relief.

Too partial to Draco, three people are too crowded. Obviously the male protagonist is CD, but the two of them are entangled with a third person throughout the whole process, and the female protagonist and male co-star are constantly ambiguous. Wouldn't it be better if CD and Qiu were always together and confused? CD is really a saintly man and a good gentleman. From the whole process to the end, he still felt that he was stealing someone else's girlfriend. He was smiling apologetically? He was also asked to introduce his girlfriend and be a bodyguard. When his son was born, he would give him a gift and he would accept him as his godson later on. The sweetest thing the two had was a kiss at a dance, and it was ruined by Snape coming out to fight? I thought I could have a sweeter ending, but what happened to a middle-aged man and a little girl with amnesia? It directly gave Draco a driving highlight. The female lead had a knife and the second male lead was so affectionate that he almost collapsed. The male lead looked confused... The introduction directly introduces the story of the second male lead's rise to power.

Woohoo, you have a father?? Can you please not let Sirius die in the future? Tina has already lived a miserable life.

What Tina said is correct, because what people say subconsciously is what they think in their subconscious mind.

Ah??? There is a knife, ah, ah, mom, I want to go home

Crying: Reyl deserves a better ending? He is really a good person

When will I be able to read the author's work, The Twins Next Door?

Damn it, I was deceived... I thought that if there was Draco's version of the ending, Seid's he would be included. Sister Ni, do you want to write a sequel?

I'm interested... Sister, please write about Cedtina. It's been too long since the child has had the candy from this book. T_T

Draco makes people feel so distressed whether in the original work or in the fanfic.