In her previous life, Senevila was a gloomy girl.
Although she gradually came into the light in the end, moving into a bright, warm little house and using a smiling mask to fool others about who she really was,
a faint resistance still stirred within her from time to time:
I want to wield power.
I hate a life that never changes, and long to break free from its bland warmth.
I yearn to climb ever higher along the spider silk I've woven myself.
And so, I became Senevila Nosova.
Tips:
In short, I've started revising the story.
The first chapter is in first person, and from the second chapter onward, it's in third person.
Please don't expect the female lead to be morally upright.
She may have a relationship with some original or non-original characters.
Theme: What is remembered will surely echo in time.
That dream reminded me of a painting "Ophelia in the Water". She is going to a spring where there will be no more pain and betrayal. What about you, the original little Nochova?
Personally, I feel that Riddle is likely to resist ⭐? After all, before he had many layers of masks to cover himself, before the fangs of this poisonous snake were coated with sugar, he had to lurk in his childhood. Whether he went out to work or was in an orphanage, Tom's outstanding appearance would only bring him trouble (this is a great hero) And the unwillingness itself is a shame. No matter whether he is high or low, he has remembered Dumbledore's collection of stolen goods for half a century. He dare not imagine how miserable his death would be if someone dared to force him to die...
Hahaha, there are really many misleading places in fan fiction (I thought Riddle was a pureblood some time ago)
Oh, this description in the last paragraph... It seems like something really sticky is flowing out of my brain with heavy emotions (such painful words... I can't breathe?!)
The two words being mouthed were sick, moaning and groaning. I'll first revise the article, it's a bit sloppy, then the author will try his best to piece together the outline, and then find a book of World War II history to take a look at it, and try to post some historical facts?
It's not enough to read. The writing is really good. I read it in one go. I just feel compelled to update it. Don't be fooled.