[Harry Potter fan. Tom Riddle. No CP. Personal growth history]
After Tom Riddle entered Hogwarts, he was not lucky enough to escape World War II. The shadow of war, embarrassment and death reshaped his outlook on life. In the blood and exile, Salazar Slytherin guided Tom Riddle to glimpse the cruel corner of history. The curse of death fell on him, and the suffocation wrapped around him like a python swallowed up Tom Riddle's last humanity. Bear the curse of fate or become Sisyphus of resistance? Tom Riddle had to make a choice. Will the fated sacrifice succeed? Will he be saved?
The estrangement between people is like a tower to the sky. It is not only related to the translation of words, but also permeates the opposition between situations and choices. The chance of redemption is fleeting, and the battle between fate and destiny splits the two ends of life, leading Tom Riddle to a twisted soul exile. This is fate, the fate of being killed by cruelty and violence.
*PS: OOC warning/private design attention/original text line/original characters are not discredited/only stand, no right or wrong
1. The protagonist has no CP, but there are ambiguous emotions between Tom Riddle and Abraxas Malfoy. If you don't like same-sex emotions, please click ×
2. All credit for HP belongs to Rowling. I do not own any plot of this book and do not seek commercial gain from it.
3. Generate power for love, fragile writer, don't spray if you don't like it
Concept: Oedipal tragedy, destiny cast by madness and choice
Reader comments
I have only read two chapters, and I feel that the writing is good, but why is it that other OOC articles are recommended by many people, but no one promotes such a good article (I asked AI to recommend it to me, and I feel that single-person writing is really unpopular). The author is very good.
I have only read two chapters, and I feel that the writing is good, but why is it that other OOC articles are recommended by many people, but no one promotes such a good article (I asked AI to recommend it to me, and I feel that single-person writing is really unpopular). The author is very good.