Alice Anderson is an orphan living at the Dunkelwolf Orphanage. Her only friend there is Ken Listeris, a child like her who has strange abilities.
The summer they turn twelve, a strangely dressed man brings them letters of admission to Anglati Magic School and leads them into the wondrous world of magic.
Pure-hearted heroine X dark, hypocritical hero
Plot-driven, with a character growth arc for the capable leads.
A coming-of-age story about everyday life and adventures at a magical school, like a fairy tale.
Setting: A Western fantasy magical world after the Industrial Revolution. The protagonists are orphans who go to study in the magical world, while society in both worlds is unsettled. Caught between the magical world and the ordinary world, what choice should the heroine make when a war incited by dark wizards threatens to engulf everyone?
P.S. The protagonists are children at first, and there is no romance. The story mainly focuses on growing up, magical life, and adventures. On the surface, it's about everyday life at a magical school, but conspiracies are always brewing in the shadows. This is going to be a long story.
Coming-of-age and comeback writing contest: “Starting from Nothing, Making It on Your Own”
Reason for entering: In the late stages of an industrial society suffering from economic depression and on the brink of war, the heroine is an orphan at the bottom of society, living a life where she can barely afford enough to eat. After finishing her compulsory education, she can't continue her studies and goes to work in a factory as a child laborer. When an accident leaves her on the verge of death, a professor recruiting students for a magical school happens to arrive and saves her.
The wizarding society is also unstable. A new ideology of wizard supremacy clashes with the old belief that wizards and ordinary people should not interfere with each other.
What kind of society should wizards and ordinary people build?
The struggle between the ruling government and opposition groups grows increasingly fierce.
The lives of the male and female leads at the magical school are far from peaceful, and the mystery of their backgrounds lies behind their extraordinary magical talents.
The leads are drawn into one conspiracy after another, encounter a wider world, and awaken to social issues as their magical abilities grow.
Caught between the magical world and the ordinary world, the male and female leads face a war incited by dark wizards that threatens to engulf everyone. The two, with their very different temperaments, make different choices.
Theme: Two orphans support each other, make their way through the darkness, and welcome a new beginning.
It's very interesting. It imitates the background of Harry Potter, but the characters in the novel have their own context. The character of Ken (the prototype of Tom) in this world is not so extreme. The original childhood sweetheart is not in a weak position in front of Tom. There are some key plots of the original Tom, but different solutions are used. The heroine has a lot of highlights and will not be blocked by Ken at all. Their college growth story is also very interesting.
When will the next volume be released?
Isn't this child abuse? . . . Pretending that he is an adult, he abuses his children. The female lead and the male lead are so tolerable.
I haven't read HP, but I read in the comment section that it's a fan. Let me tell you my feelings about this book. The author has made great progress from the beginning of the orphanage volume to now, and is very spiritual. The male and female protagonists are both super three-dimensional. The innocence and darkness in the introduction are just the tone. In reality, they are full of contradictions and distinct personalities. They are composed of countless small details, and they grow and transform in visible ways. This change is subtle. It is the kind of thing where you look back and suddenly find that they are very different from before, and they are all moving forward towards a better future. What amazes me the most is the emotional entanglement between the male and female protagonists. The relationship between them is one of the most tense I have ever seen, fully demonstrating the importance and inseparability of each other. The emotions between them are complicated, and no one is closer than them (I'm talking about friendship and family ties). They met when they were five years old, and have not been separated for the next ten years. They support each other and grow up stumblingly. They occupy two-thirds of each other's lives, take root in each other's world early, and are each other's only family. Ken is undoubtedly a bad and terrible guy. He is arrogant and selfish, has a bad temper, and does things recklessly. He often asks Alice to help him do things that violate the rules, and he also threatens Alice to keep secrets. He is not a good person. But he will help Alice solve the mess after she does something bad, he will be tolerant of Alice and her friends, he will curse and follow her to help her when she wants to do something unrealistic, and he will be determined to protect Alice even if he pays his life. Oh, and super studious At first I thought he regarded the heroine as his own, after all, his character is super bad, but no, they are each other's most important family and friends. Alice is a very good child. After coming to Angrati, she gradually got rid of the cowardice and inferiority raised in the orphanage. Moreover, she is a genius with super talent in the art of transformation. She is very smart, but she is often forced to go further and further down the road of crime with Ken. Haha She will turn someone into an animal because of being bullied, she will be afraid of the suspect after losing her pet and blame the other person, she will be afraid of being expelled from school and insist that she knows nothing, and she will secretly take revenge on the person who bullied her before. She is a living person, and she cannot be summed up by a simple sentence of kindness. At the same time, Professor Pulhart, who gave the heroine some trouble, also knew about the character flaws of the hero, and would secretly help the two people who did bad things to deal with the aftermath in the Norma world. He would bluntly tell the heroine that as a family member and friend, we should not let the hero with character flaws go down a bad path. In fact, Ken's disguised appearance can only deceive those who are unfamiliar with him. He is never perfect, or even impulsive. He was like a born monster, independent of the crowd. It was Alice who brought him into the human world and gained some warmth. Even though this kid is usually so secretive that he crazily pushes himself up to squeeze Alice, but at the critical moment, he can still tell the difference between what is important and what is important. Really really like this relationship! (Ah ah ah ah, author, please don't be in a hurry and write slowly. I am very satisfied to be lucky enough to read this article.
When will updates resume?
I will always wait for you, Mrs. (づ￣3￣)づ╭❤~
More than 5 months QwQ
I really like the relationship between the two little ones. They are an inseparable part of each other's lives. Please continue to update! 🤩
Teacher, please come back soon and update, okay... Just this one
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