Harry Potter Fanfiction: The Rolling Tide of Fate

As expected of Bella, she is indeed a white-eyed wolf who has not been raised well.

Although the final ending is a bit awkward, it really doesn't feel "bad". Even though a large section is skipped, it still feels like it should be such a logical ending. I really like this article about Professor, and I am looking forward to the possible extra chapters~

I like this article very much. I have read a lot of articles about "SS" recently - of course, they are basically sweet articles with a relaxed style (because I saw that it was not good, I just left. After all, the professor is already unfortunate enough, why can't he be happy in the fanfic?). Either Dumbledore is evil, or he dislikes the Dark Lord. In short, the world is still in fairy tales - black and white. However, here, I see the same person with so many different faces, each profile represents a different mood, each back contains different meanings, and behind every choice there is so much sadness, depression, anger and the deepest helplessness. Celia, her experience was just a small microcosm in that dark era. How many people were whipped to move forward at that time! Not everyone is born so cruel, and not every Death Eater is born to like killing Muggles and half-bloods. It's just that I have no choice but to care about myself, but what about the people closest to me? What about the inheritance he carries? Even like Celia, she is the only one left in the Prince family. However, if those ancestors of a family that has been passed down for thousands of years disappear forever in the long river of history because of her choice... Then it will be like what the Chinese once said - one cannot see one's ancestors in shame... Since I came across this in one breath (because I only found this article recently), I didn't have to worry about it for so long. It also saved me a lot of brain cells, : The author keeps saying that the ending is bad and feels bad... I don't think so, it's good. I would be very sorry if it ends at chapter 59, because later I can't help but wonder: In a plot that has changed so much because of Celia, will Sif still protect Harry? If he goes, what conditions will be waiting for him? Will that annoying "anything" still appear? When Lily is no longer Sev's Achilles' heel, what can Dumbledore rely on to make Sev do what he wants? How could he be trusted to ensure Harry's life before he walked to the altar? The Dark Lord is destined to return, and when the smile of war reignites, how can Celia preserve her little happiness in this dangerous environment? I like the author's great writing style, and I also like the characters you wrote. Whether it's Professor, Celia, Issa, Bell, Narcissa, including Sirius

What a secret conversation...

Merlin, are you here to fish or to skewer candied haws?

You killed my Defense Against the Dark Arts professor? Even if he did kill him, it would just be a self-defense killing of a werewolf that tried to attack the professor and students. What, you said he was a professor? I really can't believe that a werewolf is actually a professor. I can't believe it anymore. Who knew he was actually a professor?

I like this article very much. I have read a lot of articles about "SS" recently - of course, they are basically sweet articles with a relaxed style (because I saw that it was not good, I just left. After all, the professor is already unfortunate enough, why can't he be happy in the fanfic?). Either Dumbledore is evil, or he dislikes the Dark Lord. In short, the world is still in fairy tales - black and white. However, here, I see the same person with so many different faces, each profile represents a different mood, each back contains different meanings, and behind every choice there is so much sadness, depression, anger and the deepest helplessness. Celia, her experience was just a small microcosm in that dark era. How many people were whipped to move forward at that time! Not everyone is born so cruel, and not every Death Eater is born to like killing Muggles and half-bloods. It's just that I have no choice but to care about myself, but what about the people closest to me? What about the inheritance he carries? Even like Celia, she is the only one left in the Prince family. However, if those ancestors of a family that has been passed down for thousands of years disappear forever in the long river of history because of her choice... Then it will be like what the Chinese once said - one cannot see one's ancestors in shame... Since I came across this in one breath (because I only found this article recently), I didn't have to worry about it for so long. It also saved me a lot of brain cells, : The author keeps saying that the ending is bad and feels bad... I don't think so, it's good. I would be very sorry if it ends at chapter 59, because later I can't help but wonder: In a plot that has changed so much because of Celia, will Sif still protect Harry? If he goes, what conditions will be waiting for him? Will that annoying "anything" still appear? When Lily is no longer Sev's Achilles' heel, what can Dumbledore rely on to make Sev do what he wants? How could he be trusted to ensure Harry's life before he walked to the altar? The Dark Lord is destined to return, and when the smile of war reignites, how can Celia preserve her little happiness in this dangerous environment? I like the author's great writing style, and I also like the characters you wrote. Whether it's Professor, Celia, Issa, Bell, Narcissa, including Sirius

I like this article very much. I have read a lot of articles about "SS" recently - of course, they are basically sweet articles with a relaxed style (because I saw that it was not good, I just left. After all, the professor is already unfortunate enough, why can't he be happy in the fanfic?). Either Dumbledore is evil, or he dislikes the Dark Lord. In short, the world is still in fairy tales - black and white. However, here, I see the same person with so many different faces, each profile represents a different mood, each back contains different meanings, and behind every choice there is so much sadness, depression, anger and the deepest helplessness. Celia, her experience was just a small microcosm in that dark era. How many people were whipped to move forward at that time! Not everyone is born so cruel, and not every Death Eater is born to like killing Muggles and half-bloods. It's just that I have no choice but to care about myself, but what about the people closest to me? What about the inheritance he carries? Even like Celia, she is the only one left in the Prince family. However, if those ancestors of a family that has been passed down for thousands of years disappear forever in the long river of history because of her choice... Then it will be like what the Chinese once said - one cannot see one's ancestors in shame... Since I came across this in one breath (because I only found this article recently), I didn't have to worry about it for so long. It also saved me a lot of brain cells, : The author keeps saying that the ending is bad and feels bad... I don't think so, it's good. I would be very sorry if it ends at chapter 59, because later I can't help but wonder: In a plot that has changed so much because of Celia, will Sif still protect Harry? If he goes, what conditions will be waiting for him? Will that annoying "anything" still appear? When Lily is no longer Sev's Achilles' heel, what can Dumbledore rely on to make Sev do what he wants? How could he be trusted to ensure Harry's life before he walked to the altar? The Dark Lord is destined to return, and when the smile of war reignites, how can Celia preserve her little happiness in this dangerous environment? I like the author's great writing style, and I also like the characters you wrote. Whether it's Professor, Celia, Issa, Bell, Narcissa, including Sirius

Dear, do you have a resurrection update?

Merlin's fattest briefs, is this a secret conversation...