Regarding spiritual growth and Harry, it also perfectly integrates Huo Yi and the original work, rather than a flat "Fourth Natural Disaster". One thing that moved me while watching it was that Harry, Albus, Sirius, Hermione, Ron, Snape, Malfoy, and Greengrass were all described correctly. They are not stereotyped good/bad images like the movie version and some fan fiction. All their behaviors and thoughts are derived from their characters and are born out of the context of the time. This fan fiction also narrates them well from the reader's perspective. I don't think this is a simple whitewash, but a rational and comprehensive analysis of the characters.
A story about wings flying out of the wind. The wings will always keep flying forward, but the wind chooses to stay where it is. (After reading the comments, I found that many people don't like this book because they prefer black bats, so I'll add this lightning protection point. But I like it very much. It's a very detailed article about mental illness~
The emotional description is very delicate, not OOC at all, and Tom Riddle's most charming book... The fates of Pasali and Tom are intertwined and intertwined in their lives!