Gothic Romance

Finished reading! It's my turn: terrible time in the comment section!

That being said, I liked Cedric while watching the movie. . It's a pity that there aren't many novels written about him. I think there's probably only one long and complete one like this. Oh, by the way, I also saw "Love Like Fireworks". Although it was a short story, it made me cry; really, it was a tragedy.

Finished it in one go ~ This terrible time in the comment area

The House of Wittelsbach Wittelsbach dynasty (German: Wittelsbacher) Wittelsbach, Germany's ancient princely family, the Bavarian royal family, established several dynasties in several principalities in Germany and other European countries, and ruled Bavaria for more than 700 years. The Wittelsbach family originated in Bavaria and was named after the Wittelsbach Castle in Upper Bavaria. The family's name first appears in historical records in 1115. In 1180, Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I deprived his enemy Henry the Lion of the Duchy of Bavaria and gave it to Count Otto I of the Wittelsbach family, who ruled Bavaria until 1918. The Wittelsbach family's rule over the Rhine-Palatinate began in 1214 and was interrupted by Napoleon's attack in 1805; in 1815 part of the Rhine-Palatinate returned to the Wittelsbach family and merged with Bavaria, which had been elevated to a kingdom. The Wittelsbach family split into two branches in 1329. According to the Treaty of Pavia, Emperor Ludwig IV, who was born in the Wittelsbach dynasty, granted the Rhine-Palatinate and Upper Bavaria to the descendants of his brother Rudolf I. This branch is the long branch of the family, also known as the Palatinate branch (because Rhine-Palatinate and Upper Bavaria are both Palatinate territories). They were named electors of the Holy Roman Empire from 1356 onwards. Ludwig IV's own descendants, the younger branch of the family (also known as the Bavarian branch), continued to own the Duchy of Bavaria. From 1323 to 1373, the Young Branch also ruled Brandenburg, the northeastern German frontier; from 1342 to 1432, they were also the counts of Holland and Hainaut. In 1619, Elector Frederick V of the Palatinate was crowned King of Bohemia during the Thirty Years' War. However, after the disastrous defeat at the Battle of White Mountain in 1620, he not only lost the throne, but the electorate was also transferred to the youngest member of the family, Duke Maximilian I of Bavaria. From 1583 to 1761, members of the younger branch became Archbishop of Cologne several times and thus became electors. Members of the Chang branch also ruled the principalities of Lehi and Berg. The younger Wittelsbach family died in 1777, and the so-called War of Bavarian Succession broke out. As a result of the war, Changzhi finally unified all the family territories again in 1779. Two members of the Wittelsbach family became Holy Roman Emperors: Ludwig IV (reigned from 1314 to 1347) and Charles VII (reigned from 1742 to 1745); one was elected king of Germany: Ruprecht of the Palatinate (reigned from 1400 to 1410).

Their conversation made me think about it. Look at the plot of I have a date with a zombie. Zombies belong outside the three realms and six realms. They are neither alive nor dead nor old. They can live forever and are addicted to blood. When a zombie faces its lover who is about to leave him forever, will the zombie bite her? If he bites her, she will be just like him. If he doesn't bite, he will lose her forever. No matter if he bites or not, it will be very sad.

Therefore, the tip is likely to be an old cow eating young grass.

Is this the end? ? ? Disappointment. . . . . . . . . . . . At least give me a side story.

It turns out that it was not Tom who gave birth to Xiao Sai, but Xiao Fei and Xiao Sai gave birth to Tom together. . . Orz

Young boy Xiao Sai, you have to hold on, otherwise you will just wait to be embraced for the first time.

I feel like the heroine has become a golden finger on Dumbledore's side...!