A complete masterpiece. The emotional descriptions are very delicate and vivid, and the scenes between the two protagonists are full of tension. The inner entanglements of the characters are also well written, and the author is very good at exaggerating the atmosphere. There are several places where I really didn't dare to breathe while reading. Vv and Sirius are like two sides of the same coin. I'm glad that they both lack courage and a good heart.
Ps: I'd like to mention that there were a lot of insulting remarks and behaviors in the early days, and the frequency was so high that I thought that's how foreign girls flirt... But it may indeed contain flirting elements, I can't say...
Please read the first three chapters quickly, the rest are exciting. The best among Harry's gender transfer stories. The author is very thoughtful and has many magical designs that are different from the original work. The application of the time turner is also very interesting. After graduation, her background was exposed to the world. This was the first time I saw in a fanfic that Harley was a radical leftist whose political philosophy was to abolish the confidentiality law. However, after graduation, I almost completely separated from the original work. I really have no interest in politics. But in general, it is very novel and the author has strong writing skills. In short, it is recommended to read.
Original male protagonist x Penny, and their rare pairing. The plot is coherent and smooth, and the main boss battle uses advanced technology in conjunction with the Muggle government. The article is divided into two parts. The upper part is the personal story line of the protagonist with Hogwarts as the background, and the lower part is a group portrait of the child era. Personally, I still prefer the upper part. The background of the lower part, which is more grand and narrative, is always a bit black and the characters are slightly red. I have to say that it is a bit fragmented.
Epic. It is in a memoir-essay format, not a serious drama but a variety of interspersed narrative forms, which affects the viewing experience to a certain extent. But the emotional line between the heroine and Sirius is really good, in line with adult aesthetic tastes, and completely in line with my personal understanding. I also liked the part where the heroine pulls out the sword from the stone, it was very cool. All in all highly recommended.
The family relationship with LV is full of tension and well written. It is one of the few OOC versions of Voldemort that I can accept. However, in the later stage, it was still a bit too OOC, and the warmth was a bit nauseating. The main theme of the article is also very clear: to be human. The heroine's personal plot is rich and full, and the choices at the crossroads are moving. I personally like articles where the protagonist's heart is growing and fluctuating a lot.
The protagonist's story line is rich and full, and the characters are three-dimensional, especially the Hufflepuff triangle. In the early stage, Edith connects little by little with the world, which makes people feel the same and make people feel happy and want to cry. The career line of playing Quidditch is also very well written. This is completely Edith's own story. The entanglement of the emotional line is also quite interesting, although I think Edith's moral sense is still too high, otherwise it would be more interesting^_^