[Harry Potter Crossover] Darkness Spreads

It is indeed a bug to say this. After all, he is the child of a so-called hero, and even the child himself is built to be a hero. However, the hero only received reputational praise, but did not receive the kindness and respect that a hero should have, or is it not enough? Perhaps it is because of the argument that heroes are always born from suffering, so heroes always come from tragedy and then move towards tragedy.

After reading it, I feel that the world view of this article is very large. It adds a lot of myths and folk customs in different regions of the world on the basis of HP, and the content is also quite researched. Among them, I think the sections on the understanding and psychological analysis of human nature, social trends and finance (?), And some political games are quite wonderful. Personally, I like the postscript about the fall of Voldemort the most. I feel that you are well versed in Marxism and have cleverly integrated it into the analysis of Voldemort, which is great. The article is overall very good, but I have to say that it was really difficult for me to read it. I know some settings and some settings I don't understand. Also, I don't understand why a lot of ink is spent on the magical world of Japan and South Korea. Is it a foreshadowing of future changes? (I felt that these contents deviated from the HP, so I skipped them. I am really sorry.)

Oops, I came from next door, and I accidentally tied it. [Mesmerized] Who has to hand in a report tomorrow and barely moves, and still reads novels late into the night? [Heartbreaking] Who is still here reading novels with two exams in a few days... So the more nervous the novel is, the better it is. I look like that young couple secretly dating in the novel (?) What a nervous and exciting feeling of guilt [crying with laughter]

The writing feels so fragmented. I feel like I'm reading two novels.

Rowling is really brave this time. In the fight against transgenderism, I saw Hermione's Gryffindor bravery in Rowling. As for Emma, ​​can public figures still learn to be cautious in their words and deeds? If you can't speak, you will at least shut up, right?

It feels so comfortable to have all kinds of knowledge come into my head spontaneously. I enjoyed watching it. Come on!

Hahahahahahaha, so funny hahahaha, being besieged by more than 40 sects in turn, this mine must be found hahahahahahaha

... You write, or you are still writing, it is there, only increasing but not decreasing. A very grand setting... If I hadn't followed Yanwu's recommendation this week, I would have missed this article. There is nothing to say about the teacher's writing style. The low collection may be due to the teacher's self-design being a bit complicated. Rather than being an HP fan, I think it is more like an original world set by HP. In addition, at the beginning of this work, I thought it was a "small group portrait" centered on the three protagonists, but I did not expect it to be a "large group portrait" around the world (complicated). Maybe in a sense, the teacher's excellent setting has also become a "threshold", but there is no doubt that I think the teacher's writing is particularly good (sincere)

Le Ming and Harry are both good babies. It makes me cry when I see my family in the mirror.

It's very interesting, with a great world view and plot setting, but I'm a little confused. The plot of August and Ingrid doesn't seem to be elaborated in too much. Although there are three protagonists, they seem to have very little plot. I actually look forward to the trio showing their own talents (?), But in short, it's very interesting and a great article!