It was 2014. Hermione Granger, Deputy Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, participant in the Battle of Hogwarts, translator of the Runes version of The Tales of Beedle the Bard, leading contender for Minister for Magic, and the cleverest witch in her year, was gearing up for a new day
"Are you done yet?" Miss Granger stood beside the fireplace with her hands on her hips, looking exasperated. "If not, I'm going to the office first."
"Not yet. But we can go together." The blond, blue-eyed troublemaker grinned as she tossed a handful of Floo Powder into the fireplace. "My aunt asked me to check the mail receivers in your office. I think they're magical fax machines."
Hermione stepped into the green flames first. As she traveled, for the umpteenth time, she wondered why on earth she'd chosen Rosetta Erasmus, the notorious troublemaker.
After all, in their second year, Rosetta had turned Hermione's notes into a test subject. In their third year, she let Buckbeak escape. In their fourth year, she blew up the Goblet of Fire and became a champion. In their fifth year, she fought the Ministry of Magic both openly and covertly. And in their sixth year... Hermione's thoughts stopped as she arrived at the office.
Rosetta cheerfully said goodbye to Hermione. She had plenty of free time: Hogwarts was on break, and she was a teacher there.
For someone who'd been treated like a dangerous object from childhood, her life now was better than wonderful. She had a bunch of friends, family, and a legal guardian, also known as Hermione Granger, also known as her girlfriend.
Was she a problem? Yes. And that would lead to even more problems. For instance, Hermione nearly broke up with her in their sixth year, and Rosetta almost died in their seventh. But she understood Miss Granger well enough to keep their relationship intact. Namely
Hermione Granger couldn't resist the urge to solve problems and help people. Rosetta just happened to be a huge problem.
* Everything belongs to J.K. Rowling. She's the fairy godmother.
Theme: Wisdom is the best way to solve problems.
Laughing to death, I discovered that Hermione can turn an ambiguity into a quarrel with any of her original girlfriends (except for An Roland Stocker)
Derivatives + Lily + word count (ranking method) → book As for why I kept reading it, it was actually because this book was very interesting. The characteristics of the protagonist are completely different from those of the common protagonists in Lily novels (the qualifier for the collaboration with Lily is actually that I almost only read Lily novels...). Rosetta has quick thinking and is very keen on logical loopholes. Her main activity is in the brain rather than the senses. Therefore, the corresponding emotional perception is poor, and the understanding of emotions may also lose the experience of the sensory world. And most of the other novels (online novels)... Maybe the characters are not that distinctive, let alone how unique the characters are... What also attracts me is the use of words and punctuation. I actually read HP in the first year of junior high school, and I didn't review it later. Now my impression of the original work is very vague, so I can't say whether it fits the original work or not... Regarding this book, the one that has impressed me most so far is the scene of Rosetta playing Malfoy. If I remember correctly, some dashes were added at the time. The combination of "growling" and matching Hermione's reaction... Made me laugh for a long time () There are also many examples of this in the first chapter, "A black shadow falls heavily on...", And I was really humored () When Rosetta speaks, there are always some dashes as a complement to the previous inaccurate words. In these chapters, Hermione and Hermione interacted to talk about emotions, and there were many ellipses to express her hesitation. This kind of small details will indeed arouse my desire to explore, and then find it interesting ()
1. Who is playing me? 2. This full of lewdness makes me so happy. 3. It's so cool to have a little debate about this female copper.
Hermione is a character who has suffered from too many misunderstandings. There are too many negative labels such as stereotyped nerd, clumsy, weak in practical ability, blind obedience, low emotional intelligence, etc., Which are completely a misinterpretation of her original image. In the original work, she is sometimes rational to the point of being cold, but she is still lively and cute in daily life. She also has a strong passion to change the old order, is proud and confident, and never compromises. Logical thinking, reasoning ability, and practical adaptability are all top-notch, but all of them serve her firm values. There is also a sense of social responsibility that you know you can't do - this is too dramatic when paired with Ronaldinho (praise) - deep emotions but never swallowed by emotions. Unfortunately, many secondary creations either dismissed her anger as because of Ron (for example, in Volume 4, Hermione likes Ron and is angry with Ron, but in the original book she is only dissatisfied with his physical humiliation and groundless accusations against female classmates) as an argument for the so-called happy enemy official match; So I am very grateful to the author for bringing such a good work and perfectly writing the Hermione in my mind.
It's really cool. It's the first time I've seen HP's fanfic. It was written in a month and a half. It's really strong.
I can't see Hermione caring about Ronaldinho beyond friendship (
Hermione: "How does it feel to have a lover who is constantly disconnected?"
Ron made me laugh so hard Ron: Mr. Ke, can you confirm if this is an animal?
After reading this in one breath, it is really rare to see a writing style that is so close to the original work, and at the same time creates an extremely cute, intelligent and charismatic protagonist. There is foreshadowing but it is not vague, it has its own style but it respects the original work very much. It's like a parallel world where everything should sound like this. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I can't help but want to praise you for being so good at writing. I'm really happy to see this article 🙏
I literally laughed my ass off. Hermione was calm - irritated - so irritable that she even exploded. Ronaldinho is trying to be rational about his misunderstanding balabala