Harry Potter: Distant Planet

Okay now Love Brain Poll currently Miss Prewett is the winner

I finally understand why some romance heroines shout "Stop talking, stop talking"... This Shura field is really too deadly.

How can I say that this is actually the first time I have read Barty Crouch Jr.'S article, but it is definitely the one that impressed me the most. The author chose a very difficult starting point for love to write - the fledgling bird complex. In my opinion, it is difficult to describe love starting from this, but if it is too frivolous, it will appear that this love is too vain, and if it is too hard, it will appear that the love between the two of them is not so pure. But the author grasps this degree very well, and the author is very good at using psychological description. The portrayal of the character's psychology is simply too detailed and vivid. The occasional small humor interspersed in the article makes the entire plot of the article very ups and downs. The complex and contradictory love and mutually contradictory beliefs created the kind of love between them that can be called infatuation. It can be seen from this article that the author's skills are really good. I think it would be difficult for someone who does not have a particularly deep understanding and control of emotions to write about this kind of love. So high up. Author: I love you [Rose] [Rose]

So funny... "What's wrong with the psycho? I see you love her very much!"

This article is so beautiful. The intermittent and repeated obscure emotions in Leanne's heart that cannot be expressed in words, the struggling love and the unsolvable longing are really touching. The author is very good at using long paragraphs of psychological description to let those fiery emotions flow out like a prose poem, but surprisingly it is not boring. Instead, we as onlookers can see from the windbreaker, pale wrists, and pairs of short boots how Lianne describes Barty's face, body, and soul over and over in her mind. The scenes of dramatic conflict are very attractive, but the expressions of each character are very vivid and natural, but the author also intersperses some small humors in the tense atmosphere, making the audience tense and laugh suddenly. I really like the portrayal of the male and female protagonists in this article. I am afraid that the real person deduced from the text and film image of Little Barty is just like this. A child with mature and reliable appearance, magic power, EQ and IQ, but soft and sensitive heart, with a persistent pursuit of self, ideals and love. Judging from the development in the original work, Barty who survived would have been disillusioned with Voldemort as his father. Having a father who disappointed him was simply a curse that kept echoing in his life. But true love broke him. The only thing I feel is a bit of a shame about this article is that this wasn't explored in more detail, but overall, this really is the best Barty Jr article I've ever read, and I can't understand why it took me so long to find it. Thanks to the author, I am now full of happiness and satisfaction

Wow, it's so exciting. Both the male and female protagonists are crazy about love. I love them so much.

Uh [changed] Lao Fu is still miserable hiding in the countryside with rats... Little Crouch eats so well at Hogwarts hahahahahaha

Actually, I want to meet you in Aosan

I thought before that the heroine had no friends or interactions with anyone else at school except for the twins, so it would be too thin. But when I saw Barty describing her as a decent person, I suddenly thought of such a heroic daughter who had been suppressed for a long time. No wonder she was involuntarily attracted to Barty, and no wonder she had always been cold and unfamiliar with other classmates.

The author is really holding up half of the world by himself (Barty Crouch Jr.) 🤩 🤩 🤩 We are so lucky to have you 😳 😳 😳