[Harry Potter] Save the World in Three Steps / As You Wish

Both of these people have that kind of quiet madness. I wouldn't be surprised if they suddenly do anything.

Like this story very much. I think many fan authors gave up on Goblet of Fire because after that, HP moved from children's literature to young adult books involving loss and death. The story became heavy, and no one had the heart to tell the dark and heavy main story after that. The author also controls the main plot very well. Love and death are the biggest issues discussed by HP. In addition, I really like the Harry in this article. He is as just, sincere, and kind as in the original work, and will never lack the courage to die for his protection. The emotional lines between Riddle and the original characters are also well developed, and the description of Diary Soup is completely free of OOC. The author's writing style is melancholic and colorful, and the author and Xiao Wen's love for all the characters in the original work can be seen between the lines. Thank you so much to the author for creating such a story.

Forgive me for being overly expressive, but the feeling of reliving it is really wonderful. Especially for diary soup related content. After re-watching it, I feel like Winstie and Riddle influenced each other more than I thought. Riddle, he first let Winsty get involved in dark magic very deeply, or he opened up a large part of his soul to Winsty from the beginning, so that Winsty's own magic level ran wildly in another direction that he did not want. After the Chamber of Secrets, Riddle, who occasionally had Teacher Tang and always carried Grandpa with him in his mind, was no longer parasitic on the diary but on Winsty, making him inevitably focus all his attention on Winsty. The "arrogant" savior who has always faced the Dark Lord who refuses to surrender, she is so dazzling that once he sees her light, he can't bear the moment without light. However, the Dark Lord himself is not the one who loves her and makes her shine brightly. Instead, the light is mine first:) And their connected souls are forced to exchange thoughts and memories. It is such a private feeling, but it is shared with another person or with the enemy. For Xiaotang, this experience is really novel. Maybe he has never been so close to someone different from himself in the past, and she is like a snitch. There is only a moment of flash that makes you not regard her existence as an illusion. If you don't seize this moment, you may never have such an intimate opportunity again. Get what you want, and this should be Tom's creed throughout his life. Therefore, he "generally" shared himself and relied on Winsty (Winsty: What to do if you are haunted by a male ghost). From then on, they had each other's heartbeat, and their own hearts seemed to be beating for another person. They were closer and closer than lovers who exchanged souls. They simply had another self. Maybe this is what Riddle thinks of love, which is exclusive, entangled, and full of blood, just like the fate of his parents. He undoubtedly loves her, but the degree of distortion is second to none. He loves in a way that he understands, and he is also willing to keep his eyes on a person for a long time. This is difficult for the old man Tang to understand, so there is a generation gap between him and Grandpa Tang fifty years later (this paragraph makes me laugh to death). I especially like the development of the pairing of Winstie and Xiaotang. Not only do they actively or forcedly share their most intimate selves, but the relationship between them is also very subtle. Compared to novels where one is always the male protagonist, one side always overpowers the other. The survival of this novel relies on Winstie's existence, making them kind of like grasshoppers on the same line. It is undeniable that the relationship between Wen and Tang is full of exploitation and calculation, and they live dependently on each other. However, they each have their own agendas, and to a certain extent they have reached a strange equality. There's always a moment when one side has the upper hand, and that's the beauty of it. Voldemort, Tom Riddle, the biggest villain in the whole book, I used to have trouble describing when he fell in love with someone. However, the author's great portrayal made me see a non-OOC Tang, and I firmly believe that this guy loves Winsty very much. So delicious. Finally, I particularly liked the part about the 1950s. When I watched it, I was like: Lao Fu: What does it mean that I fell in love with someone fifty years ago? I don't understand but I'm shocked. Then during the meeting: The me from fifty years ago (I was about to make it up, but was interrupted by Tom Riddle: I fell in love with her) Death Eater:??? Is this right? Where did this come from? Anyway, thank you for writing such wonderful words, I will chew cud like a cow [make me healthy]

Finished spreading flowers! Author's day is even harder...! He is really one of the rare authors who updates completely every day...! Very powerful! The younger sister is also very cute, and everyone is a great baby! Riddle's writing is cool and irritating... No OOC at all, thank you boss for telling this story!

The smell of dank men is so strong, Lord. Even if she has the same heartbeat rate, her heart will not stay for you. Seeing how your sister treats Harry and you differently, you will break her defense, hahaha

Oh poor little Ronnie, it doesn't matter, your brother will have something in common with you - (good to make up, everyone is a good baby)

Boss, do whatever you want, it doesn't matter if Duan Ping is enabled or not, owo, come on, sister! Go forward! Syd you are a good man! My friend, you are like a kitten, I mean, from a distance, you run away when anyone approaches...

An "I" who loves people and doesn't love them. This grand and profound love is also vague, thin, and even indifferent. Just like the snow that blocked New York City in the second chapter of the finale, will it eventually fall on someone's shoulder and fall into someone's palm? Maybe not, because the moment you touch it, the snow ceases to be snow. I mean, if Winsty lands, will the dazzling light that makes people unable to take their eyes away, will be damaged, will the precious purity that is not expected to be possessed, will be complicated? In short, it is a very meaningful story, even if it falls into the human world, it is still evocative. Although I personally feel that maybe because of the length, the heroine's emotions in the ending come a bit quickly.

It was so enjoyable to read it in one sitting. The smooth plot and the perfectly added funny parts also echo the feeling of being enlightened after watching the ending. Needless to say, the characters of the original characters are all very well grasped, and the charm of the original characters, whether Winstie or Davin, almost burst out of the text and lit up my face. Who doesn't like Winsty? With a lot of courage and wisdom, humor and love, she is a very dazzling witch and an unknown member of the Order of the Phoenix. She is not a perfect goddess, nor is she omniscient. She will make omissions when facing Riddle, and will accidentally create a storm of butterfly flapping. However, succumbing to fate was not a footnote she left to herself, otherwise she would not have repeated it so many times. Winsty is a very dazzling witch, I still want to say that. When I think of her, I will think of a fast golden snitch who has 150 points to turn the tide of the battle. I will think of the witch on the train who distributed endless candies and was chased by the cart pusher. If the person sitting there was not Gemini but me, I would fall in love immediately. And Peter and Sirius in the pouring rain. What a wonderful plan, unraveling the past that had been covered up for more than ten years in one fell swoop. It makes perfect sense to fall in love with her. As for Darwin, even after reading the entire text, my impression of him is still that of a mysterious classmate. Even if everything unfolds later, every time I see him, it seems that he is still the good friend who would argue with Winstie in class and say that he can see unknown things. Senior Riddle, the friend of women, is very charming. He has the feeling of a male ghost who is always with the old man but has a strong hold on him (maybe he is a male ghost). He is so hellish that he can't be trusted when he talks about love and stabs her in the back. It was obviously Dawen who took away a part of Winsty, and this ghost took advantage of it (pointing). There is also Cedric, who is worthy of being the senior badger of Hufflepuff. He is really gentle and always has just the right amount of care; and the Geminis. They are so interesting in the first reincarnation of the story. I especially like the nickname Little Golden Bird. However, for my own selfish reasons, it is a pity that this first reincarnation has come to an end like this. At first, I thought that the subsequent development would return to a certain node in the first reincarnation. After all, many developments are like this, but they disappeared without a trace. However, I really didn't expect this development when Harry came through (laughs). For example, the scene with Fudge at the beginning was particularly interesting, but it was a pity that the unlucky minister was no longer mentioned in the follow-up, and the friendship between Winstie and Cedric, Davin and Astoria, etc., Just disappeared into the dust. There is also the Winstie battle against Voldemort (huh?) That I'm particularly looking forward to. It doesn't matter whether it's against Voldemort or Riddle (?). It's a fierce battle to test the strength of the Dark Lord's tutor. Finally, I thought there would be a true ending. It would start with a fight with Voldemort (for readers who are obsessed with fighting), and then say goodbye to Riddle, which is a bit of a pity. However, the charm of this HP fanfic cannot be expressed in words. During the two and a half hours I read, I felt that there was nothing in the world. After reading, my brain was pounding, and there was only emptiness. To put it bluntly, the author, please write the if line, please. I haven't read enough. It's so cool. It's so cool for me to read. The writing style and the plot are both extremely exciting. I haven't read a novel in at least two years that made me unable to stop reading it in one sitting. Can I write another 500,000 words? I love reading it.

Great it's our Davin!