[Hp]blake, She Is Not a Little Princess

(In the ending of 1v2, the final male protagonists are Draco Malfoy and Blaise Zabini. The character card can only write one person, so Draco, who has more roles, was chosen, but both of them are male protagonists) Copywriting: When Sirius Black saw his daughter for the first time, she was wearing a princess dress and looked extremely beautiful, just like a young lady who had been disciplined by a pure-blood family. Sirius saw his daughter for the second time. She was wearing a dark hospital uniform, with a proud look on her face, and was incompatible with those hilarious children. They look completely different! She is like Regulus, like Narcissa, and even like that crazy woman Bellatrix, except she is not like him. Later, Sirius discovered that all kinds of bad boys began to appear around her, and they were eyeing her. The first day, "Damn idiot Malfoy!" The next day, "Damn Green Tea Knott!" On the third day, "Damn it, he loves to pretend... Well, this looks okay, at least he can make Cather happy." On the fourth day, "Damn... Oh no, good little Harry with discernment." … On the nth day, "No, Crouch, how can you covet my daughter when you are so old?!" Later, Sirius realized that they were the same person. Just as paranoid, just as crazy, For the sake of the one you love - no hesitation --- No one will forget Cather Black when she was a student at Hogwarts. She stood at the end of the wet steps, behind her was the stone wall of the castle with thousands of years of history, and above her head was the gentle and sad huge moon. Under the moonlight, her figure was beautiful and slender, and her seaweed-like black hair fluttered in the wind, like a free bird. Only she knows that she has been in prison for a long time. Her world is dark. This is a story about Black who grew up in the Malfoy family. It is mainly about Cather Black's growth line, about her love and hate, the desire that blooms in despair, and the redemption and embrace in the darkness. Notes for reading: 1. Stream of consciousness + literary and artistic pretentiousness + Chinese memes + youth pain literature + wife chasing crematorium + robbery warning 2. All directions, both men and women, a lot of single arrows, he, extras to be determined 3. In the second generation, starting from the third grade, Cather is the absolute first protagonist, focusing on her growth, interspersed with emotional lines + family lines 4. The first three volumes are in the first person, and the fourth and fifth volumes are in the third person. 5. The heroine has a top-notch pretty face. She is not a villain, nor is she a good person in the worldly sense. The heroine is passionate but not single-minded. She has no golden fingers except that she is super beautiful. 6. There is an ambiguous partner who is related to the heroine by blood, and there is an ambiguous partner who has an age difference of 10+ 7. It's a mixture of sweetness and sadness. It's not a cool novel. I couldn't save everyone. The later period is darker and darker. After the war comes, there will be a cruel and dark period. 8. It is assumed that Brace is black-skinned, not black, and has no realistic reference image. The image of Barty Jr. Is completely based on the movie version of David Tennant Please pay attention to lightning protection above The author is a party to the original work, not a party to research, and is working hard to move closer to the main drama... Don't have high expectations haha, the writing is limited, and it will not satisfy everyone. If you don't like it, just leave it. Don't tell me, I don't accept criticism and guidance. We will add extra scenes for each male protagonist based on everyone's comments, and we will drop extra episodes for each male protagonist from time to time. Power generation for love It's fate to meet each other. I'm very happy that everyone comes to see us! Looking forward to comments. My biggest wish for free articles is to get a lot of comments. I will read everyone's feedback. I love you. Purpose: We will all grow into better versions of ourselves