Having followed the article all the way back then, I still remember the anticipation and excitement of waiting for the update every day.
The author unfolds a picture of the Republic of China with a mother and daughter as the core. Seeing the big from the small, it not only writes about everyone's involuntary and chaotic times under the torrent of the times, but ruthlessly tears a hole from the humiliating era, making people read as if the night is surrounding them; and successfully It effectively constructs a safe haven for the mother and daughter, allowing readers to have a place of respite and entertainment without feeling depressed. Moreover, this safe haven is not a castle in the sky, nor is it candy in a glass jar, but is closely connected with the outside world, so that the plot does not appear to be fragmented, but is more multi-faceted and rich. In addition, the author's best character creation is also readily available in this article. When the two people first appeared as stereotypes, I don't think anyone thought that the story line of Jin Moli and Ma Tianbao would be like this in the end. Each character in the full text has his own story, which is short and bone-chilling. It is impressive and makes people feel the author's compassion for all disadvantaged groups. I will not list them all here. What is particularly rare is the creation of a character like Yu Chan who has repeatedly hit the wall but still maintains a sincere heart. And our protagonist Yanyan has completed the growth from a little girl to a warrior so naturally. When I was following the update, I really felt that Yanyan had become so mature and reliable without knowing it. From being disobedient at the beginning to caring about her family and country, the cleverness she once used to gain the upper hand in life's confrontations has become her sharpest weapon. Moreover, I really like protagonists with strong initiative. Of course, the article also has shortcomings, and the timeline and location are quite confusing, but I personally don't care. The author's creation of the background atmosphere is enough to support the development of the story.
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The HP article I have read most times, it feels very much like the original article. The Gryffindor in it is very Gryffindor, and the boldness mixed with bravery is not annoying at all. They are the cutest little lions. I especially like the part where Dumbledore knows about the "prophecy". It feels so healing to feel that the regrets of the original work have been made up for.
The heroine is also super cute. Anyway, I like it!