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What kind of creature is a lion?
Curious, reckless, impulsive?
No! Don't mistake a cub for a lion king!
The so-called king of the grasslands should be like this: working in perfect harmony with its companions, stalking its prey, and, once the net of the hunt is woven, attacking with unstoppable force, its sharp teeth delivering a fatal blow!
So this is the story of a mature lion lurking at the edge of a nest of snakes.
An Qiula: Just say I'm a spy. You know, the sort of person who influences a war through information.
Only when the curtain is about to fall can I raise my wand and point it at the real enemy, then declare:
Yes, Slytherin blood runs through my veins, and I wear Ravenclaw's colors, but my heart belongs to Gryffindor!
Note 1: This story is a slow burn, but the plot will conclude with the Marauders' generation.
Note 2: For the one-line summary, I don't know if this saying actually exists. It comes from Prince of Tennis: Nobility is not in one's bloodline, but in one's heart.
Two completed works:
A Realistic Dream of the Red Chamber (not a feel-good story, because it's realistic)
An MF fanfic driven by pure angst
An original novel currently being updated in rotation:
I checked the author's update time and found that it has not been updated for more than 3 months. I wonder if this article will be a scam.
I saw the recommendation of this article when I was looking for articles the day before yesterday. The recommender rated this article very highly, so I clicked in to read it. As the lost girl said, this part of the diary is not only not boring, I also think it is very exciting! The content of the diary allows readers to have a shallow and deep understanding of the protagonist, her views on things, and her thoughts about herself. The development of the subsequent plot and the choice of the protagonist will make people feel that she should be such a person.
Now that Anqiula has become a double agent, I wonder if Snape will take such a path again.
Anqiula is not a Holy Mother, but she will not ignore it and cleanse herself from her Death Eater parents. Heroines with such upright views are really rare in HP novels.
In addition, I always feel that the author named the three children Joey, Kate, and Avery based on their gender in their previous lives. I wonder if this is the case?
Very nice.
Abandoned?
What a pity.
I really like this article, but it's a pity that the author doesn't seem to be updating it anymore.
Can anyone recommend some good similar articles? Thank you very much!
I really like this article and read this in one go.
To be honest, for a long time after reading the article "Joking Mary Sue", I couldn't read any HP article. I just clicked on an article and read about love, love, heartthrobs, the glory of nobility... Without thinking at all. It's really a far cry from "Joking a Mary Sue".
Until I saw someone recommending this article, saying that the views of this article are very accurate, I was attracted as soon as I came in and saw the copy. After reading the first chapter, I immediately realized that this article would be my favorite style.
I saw many people saying that the first volume of the diary was boring, but I didn't feel that at all. In my opinion, those diaries reveal a lot of Anqiula's (or rather the author's) thoughts on the aristocratic environment. They neither follow others' opinions, nor do they want to break with family members who have different ideas. Even if her parents officially join the Death Eaters, in Anqiula's heart, her relatives are always her relatives.
As many people have said, the three views are very correct. The one who was always a villain in Jinjiang can now be said to be an oddity.
Then let's talk about the male protagonist. Actually, I support Lucius. Firstly, in Voldemort's camp, the two of them should have many opportunities to come into contact. Secondly, he is a friend of Anqiula's brother. Having such a rebellious friend, he will be affected to some extent, right? Moreover, Lucius in this article really touched my cute point (cracks and all... O(∩_∩)o), and the deep sadomasochism is also one of my cute points...
My biggest complaint about the article "Jidding with Mary Sues" is that it was a scam! It actually fell into the trap without saying a word! ! ! Huakai, please don't let me repeat this resentment...
I just discovered something: Did Voldemort hide the diadem in the Room of Requirement at this time? I remember it was mentioned in the original book that Voldemort was very confident and thought that only he could discover this room, so he hid the Horcrux in it; and now Joey uses this place. Is this foreshadowing, a bug, or nothing at all? Will Voldemort change the place where he hides his Horcruxes?
In fact, Snape and Angela are both spies, maybe they have something in common? Are you prepared to let them know each other's identities?
I'll sit on the sofa
In fact, I have always been surprised that Snape, a half-blood, followed him to restore the glory of pure blood, and Voldemort, don't you think it's a slap in the face?
Haven't updated the bird for a long time...
Happy New Year~~Come on!
Happy New Year! Anqiula and Xiaotian, these two are really slow! By the way, the news came out, but there was no interaction between the heroine and Lao Deng and Professor Landis...
I checked the author's update time and found that it has not been updated for more than 3 months. I wonder if this article will be a scam. I saw the recommendation of this article when I was looking for articles the day before yesterday. The recommender rated this article very highly, so I clicked in to read it. As the lost girl said, this part of the diary is not only not boring, I also think it is very exciting! The content of the diary allows readers to have a shallow and deep understanding of the protagonist, her views on things, and her thoughts about herself. The development of the subsequent plot and the choice of the protagonist will make people feel that she should be such a person. Now that Anqiula has become a double agent, I wonder if Snape will take such a path again. Anqiula is not a Holy Mother, but she will not ignore it and cleanse herself from her Death Eater parents. Heroines with such upright views are really rare in HP novels. In addition, I always feel that the author named the three children Joey, Kate, and Avery based on their gender in their previous lives. I wonder if this is the case?
Very nice. Abandoned? What a pity.
I really like this article, but it's a pity that the author doesn't seem to be updating it anymore. Can anyone recommend some good similar articles? Thank you very much!
I really like this article and read this in one go. To be honest, for a long time after reading the article "Joking Mary Sue", I couldn't read any HP article. I just clicked on an article and read about love, love, heartthrobs, the glory of nobility... Without thinking at all. It's really a far cry from "Joking a Mary Sue". Until I saw someone recommending this article, saying that the views of this article are very accurate, I was attracted as soon as I came in and saw the copy. After reading the first chapter, I immediately realized that this article would be my favorite style. I saw many people saying that the first volume of the diary was boring, but I didn't feel that at all. In my opinion, those diaries reveal a lot of Anqiula's (or rather the author's) thoughts on the aristocratic environment. They neither follow others' opinions, nor do they want to break with family members who have different ideas. Even if her parents officially join the Death Eaters, in Anqiula's heart, her relatives are always her relatives. As many people have said, the three views are very correct. The one who was always a villain in Jinjiang can now be said to be an oddity. Then let's talk about the male protagonist. Actually, I support Lucius. Firstly, in Voldemort's camp, the two of them should have many opportunities to come into contact. Secondly, he is a friend of Anqiula's brother. Having such a rebellious friend, he will be affected to some extent, right? Moreover, Lucius in this article really touched my cute point (cracks and all... O(∩_∩)o), and the deep sadomasochism is also one of my cute points... My biggest complaint about the article "Jidding with Mary Sues" is that it was a scam! It actually fell into the trap without saying a word! ! ! Huakai, please don't let me repeat this resentment...
I just discovered something: Did Voldemort hide the diadem in the Room of Requirement at this time? I remember it was mentioned in the original book that Voldemort was very confident and thought that only he could discover this room, so he hid the Horcrux in it; and now Joey uses this place. Is this foreshadowing, a bug, or nothing at all? Will Voldemort change the place where he hides his Horcruxes?
In fact, Snape and Angela are both spies, maybe they have something in common? Are you prepared to let them know each other's identities?
I'll sit on the sofa In fact, I have always been surprised that Snape, a half-blood, followed him to restore the glory of pure blood, and Voldemort, don't you think it's a slap in the face?
Haven't updated the bird for a long time...
Happy New Year~~Come on!
Happy New Year! Anqiula and Xiaotian, these two are really slow! By the way, the news came out, but there was no interaction between the heroine and Lao Deng and Professor Landis...