Hogwarts: My Classmate Is Voldemort

Although I have only read half of it, this is indeed a gentle story, a fairy tale of two souls. The proud but cowardly soul is no longer confused, The greedy and cold soul knows love. The soul that pursues power and power understands what responsibility and responsibility are. The soul that indulges in mediocrity and gentleness understands the desire for power and power.

Some scattered thoughts after reading the latest chapter, also a bedtime essay. First of all, this chapter really made me look like a good guy, with all kinds of famous scenes. "Teacher and Student", "Best Friend", "Old Enemy", "First Generation and Second Generation", "Conflict and Inheritance", it can only be said that the four generations in the story are indeed the best of the two generations in the magic world. In a world that values ​​heroes, they can represent the story of innovation. Secondly, about Nelson's innovation in the magical world. If we make a not very appropriate analogy, it is like the real world manor economy before the industrial revolution transitioning to the middle and late stages of the industrial revolution (assembly line production), so we can foresee what we will see: old wizards who have been eliminated by the times and enslaved by capital, emerging aristocrats or transformed old aristocrats (Blake and Malfoy), stubborn opponents, promoters (Nelson himself), and people who are really hesitant in front of a new world (perhaps Lao Deng). Bloodshed and sacrifice are the inevitability of an era. Again, I finally figured out what Nelson was talking about - deus ex machina, which refers to the potential of a fourth industrial revolution thinking person with the power of the magical world. Then, bewilderedly guess their fate and foreshadowing (people are stupid). In fact, I still don't understand the purpose of Nelson's research on the time turner (go back in time to save his uncle?) Of course, it must help his friends return home. He wants to revolutionize the world and use his own power to eradicate injustice, and Tom will help him. I understand this. A happy ending will definitely give them what they want. As for GGAD, the saint's power may be inherited by Nelson. I don't think Nelson can put GG in jail, but he may avenge his parents. AD may continue to be the principal. No one will deny that he is a teacher. Finally, let's talk about the characters' emotions, which was inspired by this chapter that shocked me greatly. Tom and Gnar can definitely make concluding remarks, just like I think they will actually become teachers with such power in the future, and probably live in seclusion in Hogwarts together. They are my best friends (even if he goes dark, gives up on himself, lets himself go, becomes the enemy of the world), I will stay with him until the end. The most interesting thing in the novel is that Tom turns out to be the more orderly of the two, and Voldemort would shake his head when he saw it. In contrast, GGAD is that although he is old, he is not as emotionally stable as young people (crossed out). Although we duel, split, disagree, disagree with each other, quarrel, and die together, it does not affect our incomparable tacit understanding at all, and we can join forces to beat up children when necessary. I won't go into details about the wonderful connection between these four people of fate. Two generations, black and white wizards, close friends, masters, apprentices and enemies, everyone can get some meal replacement from each other.

It's very good. The author deserves to be a master with a professional background. The protagonist and Riddle are very comfortable getting along with each other. They are not like some of the original characters in the books that set off the protagonist, but they are friends who can truly support each other. The article fully demonstrates Riddle's ambition and pride, and at the same time he is able to control ambition and conscience, arrogance and humanity at an appropriate scale. He is not the crazy terrorist in the original work, nor is he the Madonna who destroys the character. Instead, he is a unique person who is good at maneuvering and charismatic, has his own pride but does not offend others, desires power without losing his bottom line, is ruthless and decisive towards his enemies, and can also sincerely protect his friends. Add the protagonist as a variable, this time he has friends and humanity, he will be overwhelmed by the kindness of others, and he will also care about his pet owl. But the deeds of attracting a group of followers as soon as he entered school, the rhetoric of wanting to defeat Grindelwald to become famous, the ambition hidden under the skin of a good student, the ruthless and cruel black magic when facing the enemy, and the flash of red light in his eyes from time to time - all this shows that he may no longer be the future Voldemort, but he is still the Tom Marvolo Riddle we are familiar with. The protagonist Nelson has complex and distinctive characteristics. He was influenced by Jonas and also aimed to achieve peace. However, under the darkness of reality, he gradually agreed with the idea of ​​using evil to fight evil. The falcon projected by the white dove came from this. He still has modern thinking and uses magic crossbows to achieve positional warfare, and he also loves magic with brilliant effects. He has a talent for transfiguration inherited from his family, but he is not good at fire magic because he almost died in a fire when he was young... Many details interweave to create a three-dimensional image of the protagonist. The author was able to control the historical background of World War II and the Grindelwald period, and indeed wrote something profound. The reality encountered by Jonas's ideal of peace, the fanatical and pious thoughts of the German army, Grindelwald's evil deeds for the greater good, and Dumbledore's entangled good intentions without good results... Almost every aspect is thought-provoking. At the same time, the chaos of discrimination against Muggles in the magical society, and the privileges of pure-blood families in all aspects are also reflected in many details. The author carefully researched and tried to respect the original work, and the existing plots and characters of the original work were also enriched. According to the author, it can be seen that the author has checked the official information on the time of World War II, and has been humbly asking for corrections. The bloody love story of Merope and Old Tom without a winner, and the conflict between Aberforth and his brother are more comprehensively displayed. To sum up - is it another series of good books that are not popular? Poor students can only comment and support. I wish the author will write better and better (.•ω•.)ﾉ♡

This novel has a particularly grand worldview and a strong spiritual core. The basic background is Hogwarts, but it actually incorporates World War II in human history, trying to change the entire wizarding world. The other protagonists, as time travelers, are just the authors providing the protagonist with a plug-in to know the plot. In this novel, the protagonist is a modern person with a vision and accumulation of thoughts far beyond this era. He discovers the separation between the wizarding world and human society, thinks seriously, and changes. He started a revolution. He wanted to eliminate the differences between Muggles and wizards and seek equality. He has opened a magic factory, and wizards will be inseparable from gears and levers. In my opinion, he practiced Marxism-Leninism and socialism in a foreign world. He promoted changes in an attempt to overthrow the old society and establish a new era, which was a change in ideological structure and ideology. His difficulties come from the obstruction of the old system and the old nobility. From the perspective of the world view of the original Hogwarts book, he is the out-and-out Dark Lord. From a spiritual core perspective, this novel is more worth thinking about than the original work (after all, the original work is just a fairy tale). With the addition of Hogwarts, I personally feel that it has limited the development of this novel.

Write a chapter review: GGAD is really interesting. Whether it was GG "You are all very important" or AD directly teaching before the game, it was confirmed that Nelson was their common student. This is very interesting, and even makes people revisit their mental state. GG's character in this article gives people the impression of being neurotic (not in a derogatory sense). He is a heroic figure who is magnanimous at the moment. In fact, he feels like a king on the throne. Readers are willing to believe that his seemingly joking statement is the truth: he is really looking forward to Nelson's success, and may not mind his saint being his. Of course, he is also very aware of Nelson's hatred and alienation. Of course I can't hate this kind of person. Let me put my thoughts on Nelson's behalf. Nelson would probably lock GG up with his own hands and visit him often to let him eat and drink well? Let's talk about a few details that impressed me deeply. One was the famous scene where GG sneaked into the Triwizard Tournament dance. Tom's question "Will Dumbledore mourn for him?" Was very funny, but GG chased Nelson and asked him about AD. Nelson was speechless. I think it has the emotional expression of the Dark Lord and a bit of slapstick between the master and apprentice. The scene where GG was hunted by the United States Ministry of Magic and appeared to calm the scene was also classic, but the treatment was actually a confirmation of the "young master", which made the impression not as profound as the previous one. Let's talk about AD again. In fact, I have talked about the image creation of AD in this article before. AD's wonderful explosion was on the line of killing people first, whether it was this preemptive action, the interrogation, or the subsequent interactions with Nelson about the matter. The principal in the original work and the AD in this article are restored very well. However, AD's character image is still weak. One thing is that he is indeed the guardian of order, and he is more stable against the backdrop of GG. Also, his lines actually feel disconnected to me. Is he determined to deal with GG? Yes it was hinted at in the article during the conversation with Tom, but what exactly did he do? I can't tell. His connection with the protagonist Nelson or Tom is not clear enough, and his existence is a bit hazy. Not to mention that he's the one who should be blinded about a lot of things. This chapter is about watching Nelson deceive AD, which is a bit unaccustomed. Principal Dumbledore's omnipotence is too deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. It's a bit... I won't say more, I'm sleepy.

It is a pity that the author did not fully write the real main story - how the Muggle world merges with the wizarding world step by step. Instead, he chose to jump directly to an ideal world after defeating Helbo as the ending, which is somewhat boring like the happy ending of a game speed run. The author said that the theme of this work is to resist fate, but to me, the revolution that merges the two worlds is more interesting and novel, so I was very disappointed with the ending. There are a lot of foreshadowings that have not been fully recovered, many places are very abrupt, and to put it bluntly, it is a bit unfinished. Even so, I still thank the author for writing such an interesting story. After all, there are indeed very few online articles that seriously discuss social structural issues.

As a senior Harry Potter fan, for those who like magical school dramas that are fun, interesting, and hidden in danger, this is definitely a fanfic worth watching. Why do you say that? First of all, this is a story line that has nothing to do with the original work, so when you read it, it is equivalent to reading a brand new book. In addition to understanding the characters of some of the characters, this book is completely new to you. You can't guess the plot behind it. I first read Harry Potter because of its plot. Secondly, the characters in this book are very well shaped and are of a growth type. You can clearly feel that the characters and behaviors of the protagonists in the front and back have grown. Then I read a lot of Harry Potter fan fiction, most of which are modifications of the plot of the original work. Although it has little to do with the plot of the original work, it makes people lack the feeling of having a fan dream. I don't know how to describe it. If I like a novel, I will make a second change in its content in my mind. Because all the plot lines of this novel are brand new, people will have the urge to change it . What's more, his ending is completely open, giving imaginative readers like me enough room for imagination. For me, it is a masterpiece among Harry fans.

Write down some thoughts on this chapter: I was surprised that the character of Penguin stood up in my senses. In the previous article, Penguin gave me the impression that he was an unimportant subordinate with an active atmosphere (writing a lot of reports to Nelson and observing Penguin) - a crazy group of people who were suspected of causing trouble (returning to imitate Nelson) - and was sent away by Nelson (a tool man who established his own power). I knew he would be the most outstanding of Nelson's men, but the craziness that might have come from the clown made him less likable. In this chapter, I think the reason why Penguin came to life is because he said it himself: "You actually doubt my loyalty." This may come from the natural tendency of an imitator to be imitated. After all, Nelson created a brand new Penguin. But the world language in the book is effective. I seem to feel him waving his magic wand, staring at the inquirer and smiling: "Are you doubting my foundation?" The rhetorical question is a very vivid statement, and the madness, loyalty, strength, and stubbornness of this character have already come out. Then let's talk about some emotions that may be the main story The feeling of this chapter is to use someone else's point of view to focus on Nelson's main story: collecting and wandering in the past and future, leaving a balance between wizards and Muggles. But this road is actually political. Nelson is still taking another traditional warrior legendary wizard route. Is he really just a professor in the end? Isn't this a sound leadership principle? It has energy, force, and power. I don't know how the story will develop next.

Analysis on the principle of "time travel"(spoiler warning) Thanks to the group friend "Panda Holding a Parasol" for their strong support~ Guide the way Chapter 411~415

After just reading a few chapters, I couldn't help but admire the author's literary talent. It is truly a rare masterpiece among online novels. The writing is smooth, the writing style is delicate, the plot echoes back and forth, and the foreshadowing is as subtle as a snake's gray thread, with its threads running thousands of miles. Unfortunately, among online books, books that need to be read slowly and calmly are probably not popular with most people. I think this book should be published and distributed so that I can hold it and quietly savor it one afternoon, but before I knew it, I was flipping through it like fast food. This is a novel that is not suitable for quick reading. If you just scan the plot at a glance, just like reading a synopsis, you will miss many of the author's careful foreshadowings, vivid metaphors and ingenious characterizations. I think this is a fanfic that is truly suitable for the original party. It can almost be regarded as a re-creation of the characters in the Harry Potter series under different fates.

The writing in this book is truly amazing. It does not mean that fans only need to rely on the original work to follow the steps step by step, not to mention that the content of this book is to outline what happened before the original work. With the support of a very small amount of original content, the author uses profound writing skills to connect the dialogues and characteristics of the characters, creating characters full of contradictions but with distinct personalities. The existing characters make them three-dimensional, and the original characters make them real. The development in the story makes people feel that this is an unexpected but reasonable development. This is how the pure magical world and the magical world in the real background of World War II should be. This is also due to the detailed combination of the author's setting and background. Almost every step has achieved a certain connection between the story content and real history, but it does not explain it from a materialistic perspective, but expresses it from the perspective of the magical world, harmoniously mixing a small part of real history with the magical world. As for the characters in the book, it seems that each one cannot be summarized by a simple word. This is also what I think the author has handled very well: no one can be defined. The complex humanity they show in this book has broken through fantasy and reality, and can trigger readers' own thinking. Tom Riddle, the future Voldemort, his essential character is like that in the original work, and he finally did such a thing, in this book He has his own more humanistic thinking, and also has the subtle influence of the protagonist, and sometimes even affects the protagonist in turn. Such a villain No. 1, Who was not deeply explored in the original work, uses a very short space to describe a more realistic effect. I am very much looking forward to the author's next story. Judging from the current writing level, the author has a sophisticated idea and a solid outline. If not, then just pretend I didn't say it. Come on!

I hope there won't be a female protagonist at the end. I'm so disgusted by the magic text next door. I'll find a female protagonist soon after it's over. If there is a female protagonist, please announce it as soon as possible. Don't mess with this disgusting person.

I just read the latest chapter in one breath, and I would like to make some small suggestions, which are just my personal opinions. The overall feeling is that the Time Turner and Helwave lines are written better and are clearer than the Muggle-Wizard fusion line. There is a minor problem in the fusion line of the two worlds that has always made me feel that it is not logically logical. The derivation feels good, but as the core of the protagonist's concept, the participation of Muggle forces is a bit too low, and the Muggle government seems to have disappeared. The whole world needs to describe the reaction of the Muggle government and the big Muggle capital forces. While the wizard elite is all around, is it completely unthinkable for the US government to drop a nuclear bomb on Berlin (it may not be able to make a decision, but there will definitely be a proposal)? After the war, the European governments were very weak, and the technological development in the timeline in the article did not threaten wizards. But should I mention a few words about the MACUSA's restrictions on nuclear weapons and its monitoring of the Muggle government (as a patch)? Seeing that the current descriptions of Muggles mainly focus on individual people, it is obvious that the government of ordinary people has stronger administrative capabilities than the Ministry of Magic of wizards, and has more weird things. It will definitely be done if the army calls for Gnar's weapons but does not provide support. Later, with magical abilities, spies will definitely not be less likely to infiltrate and capture wizards for experiments than dark wizards. (Should there be a patch here? For example, the Sky Eye system can distinguish which are collective calls under the government's ambition to prevent the Muggle government from obtaining the missionary army and causing more tragedies.) It feels like if we follow the original world line, wizards have been stagnant in the secrecy law. The longer it is delayed into modern society, the greater the disadvantage. The protagonist's breaking of the secrecy law now is more like a continuation of protecting wizards. Nar seems to pay no attention to strategically guiding and supporting his followers. He doesn't even know where they are moving and what they are doing, and just sends weapons without thinking. Is this much different from the United States and the Soviet Union dropping weapons and supporting armed forces in small countries during the Cold War? Are the followers making a revolution? They don't even provide a general guiding ideology and methodology. They are all just penguins groping hard? Just do it completely spontaneously? How many people have to be sacrificed... The protagonist should know how many people have died in the history of the revolution from spontaneity to consciousness, right? Wouldn't he make some preparations to reduce the possible sacrifices? (Mainly when I read it, I was really confused by all kinds of things. Some of them clearly felt that it could be avoided if the protagonist showed a little more initiative) That's it. I still really like the story line about the time turner and Haierbo in this book. The author is awesome. I just hope that the derivation of the situation can be more perfect. I look forward to the follow-up.

After reading the latest chapter, the writing becomes more and more ambitious in the future! The development of the history of Herbo and Pythia is very exciting, and the history of the wizarding world is supplemented with flesh and blood. I really like it! But unfortunately, it is a headache to follow this kind of plot. Between each chapter, I will read other books (including similar novels) and I have to think about the character plot for a long time when I come back to read the update... And some personal thoughts. Although the belief that Gnar carried made him a great wizard who changed history, it also put too much burden on him prematurely... Compared to watching him control the fog and defeat Haierbo, I hope to have more relaxed daily life (crying). Even compared to other HP novels of the same type, Gnar's time studying peacefully in the academy was filled with battlefield travel and power building... It is really too heavy😔

I like the characters created by the author very much. Even the supporting characters or passers-by who only appear in a few chapters seem to appear vividly in my imagination. Not only the boss-level appearance description, but also the character's language and psychological description are excellent. For example, Captain Jack and Sailor Jack in Chapter 105. Through their dialogues, we can understand the personalities, tempers, and personal experiences of these supporting characters. Even if these characters will not appear again in the future, such details can make the whole story more realistic. Finally, I would like to say that such a beautiful book is not popular.

After reading another bad book, I feel resentful and want to review this novel, which I rarely had high hopes for but was completely unfinished. It is like a huge and exquisite picture scroll slowly unfolding in front of your eyes. When you are looking at the magnificent mountains and rivers in front of you with excitement, and you are finally getting a glimpse of the whole picture, the person holding the scroll suddenly throws the scroll to the ground and turns it upside down. Then he picks up the sketch and tells you that the sketch on the back is what is going to be shown to you. This is much more memorable than showing you a half-finished product from the beginning.

Before that, I saw this work in a certain pavilion, and I was really deeply moved. I'm not a senior fan, but I am a senior reader of HP fan fiction. Sometimes I think that literary works have a greater impact on me than the audio-visual shock of film and television works. The story of Nelson and Tom made me want to stop again and again. Late every night, I ended the day's study and read the novel to relax. Reading this book made me unable to stay up late again and again, but I was also excited and excited, wishing I had to sleep and see what would happen next. For example, when I watched the Triwizard Tournament, I really got excited (I don't know why). I didn't sleep that night, my mind was in a state of excitement. The next day I happily went to class to discuss the plot with one of my classmates. (Also a book lover) Sometimes I don't quite understand some points in the article, or some details in the original work, or some deep connotations. I always feel like I don't understand. (My Chinese is not good, so I can't describe the feeling.) But I really like the characters in it. First of all, I would like to briefly mention Nelson. In the articles I have read in the past, it is difficult for me to find an image similar to him. (It may also be my personal illusion.) He... It's hard to say, to borrow the author's words, he is a person who fights against fate, is arranged by fate, but still fights against fate. Of course, the author's highly contagious description makes people deeply understand the charm of the characters (it's over, I still can't get rid of the problem of Chinese reading comprehension after the college entrance examination). To borrow what my classmate said, the author is indeed a professional! Then, I also like some other people, such as Uncle Jonas. As a reporter, he was truly admirable, and as a relative and elder, he fascinated me. Especially since I just finished watching "Unbroken", and when I saw Jonas again, I admired and regretted him even more. In the middle of the night, when I suddenly saw the plot of his death, I really couldn't hold it back. I cried silently in the dormitory alone, and I couldn't help but want to see what it would be like later. The next day, my eyes were swollen like a frog. It's funny even thinking about it now. (Sometimes I also envy Nelson. He has such a good elder to teach him and guide him. Even if he loses, he still has something.) Another example is Penguin. At first, I didn't quite understand the value of this character or what his intention was. My classmate is a knowledgeable person, and I asked him about it, but he couldn't give me a good explanation. Later I found out that I didn't look carefully enough and missed many details. (I have to say here that I thought this book would be very long, at least until I was a freshman or sophomore in college. Then I planned to read it in one gulp and then read it slowly when it was finished. As a result, the book was finished before high school was over. The night I finished it, I was studying In school, I was secretly playing on the computer in the classroom, feeling silently shocked and sad because I felt that there were many things that were not perfect, but then I thought that the author was just writing, and the real life is their own, and I couldn't help but feel relieved.) Back to the topic, Penguin, a person who is so handsome to me. I can't describe it more than that, I don't have enough ability. There are also some minor supporting characters (forgive me for my poor memory, I still can't even remember the full names and English spellings of several important characters in the original novel). I think the writing made me very angry, very happy, very fond of it, and very sad. Finally, I want to praise the author. I feel like he is very good. When I first saw Despicable Haierbo, I went to check it out (forgive me for not paying that much attention). Later, I also wanted to write something, so I bought a Harry Potter Encyclopedia. Although it was a little expensive, the content was still very good, and I learned a lot of little details. But when I actually started writing, it was a completely different feeling. Inspiration came to my mind like a fountain, and when I typed it out, it was like a composition written by a primary school student. Then when I thought of the author's superb descriptions and beautiful and touching words, I felt ashamed. Ahem, in my opinion, after reading thousands of hp fans, this work won my heart ❤️ I hope Nelson and countless people in the book can defeat fate and themselves. The ambiguities are all because I don't remember things in my mind. I can only remember the feeling I had when I read the novel, but I can't remember the specific content. Orz Maybe what I like is not the content of this story, but I like the growth and touch, joy and sadness this story brings to me, and the resonance that the people in the book bring to me.

How should I put it? I feel that the author's writing is very deep, his thoughts are very jumping, and the ending is also very open. I read half of it and thought that from my perspective, I felt that Naal had always regarded himself as an outsider and had the sobriety to see through all the secrets, except for his family and Tom at the beginning. In his mind, Gnar is an ordinary person who happened to be born in a peaceful era, so he cannot be brought into the war, into the magical world, and even into the country of Europe, because his character design is that of an Asian. It's like telling someone in your comfort zone that the world is going to change is so outrageous. Part of the reason he didn't believe the prophecy was because that was how Voldemort died. When it comes to talking about Tom, I think the best detail is superstition haha. Most of everything Gnarl says is foreshadowing. For example, the language around Chapter 344 is foreshadowing. When I saw this, I wondered if the linguist in the wizarding world was simply Crow's Mouth, hahaha. They are all unintentionally the most deadly. Is there anything left? Is someone describing his history, what he was thinking, and what Peeves said? I think the linguist is undoubtedly a hammer. I suspect that the author wrote it in a smaller way. In fact, it could be bigger. For example, it would be interesting to visit other worlds and meet Voldemort and Tom. I think the author could add a sentence in the ending. Gnar finally got rid of the shackles of fate and went to his own ending. But I think the one who is most cheated is Grindelwald. He is really awesome. But because of the age gap, I can't deal with Gnarl. Hahaha. I won't talk about it anymore.

Very good book, from the perspective of writing quality, this is a treasure book. The writing is excellent, and it can reach the upper reaches of platinum-level writers among the books I have read. (Or at the level of a professional writer) I have only read nearly 100 chapters before I have finished reading it. I once thought that the author wrote this book based on the standards of a classic. There are many literary memes or internet memes in the book. Among them, internet memes dilute the taste of classics, but they are also the guarantee of the interest of some online articles.          hp， The writing style here includes (pace control, changes in character's emotions and mental states, rational arrangement of language paragraphs). The third point is the basic skills of writing that many fanfictions cannot do but everyone can read it. This book is very good; the characters' emotions and mental states change a lot. The author wrote about the big demon king who caused the protagonist's schizophrenia and reincarnation and awakened his memory for the third time, causing readers to abandon the trap. The writing is very smooth and reasonable; the rhythm control is very stable. I think this book can have the platinum level of control. I think if the author of this book lives a healthy and comfortable life, can have space to continue creating, and writes 1-2 self-created works (even Stitch Monster), he can become popular, because his writing skills are very solid (judging from this book). I am not a literature major, and I only think about this book from the perspective of a bookworm. What I said may be wrong, so please forgive me.

The writing is really good (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡. I already have the protagonist's face in my mind. Author, just wait, I'll draw the fanart right now! (Although it may be rough or the picture is not very good-looking)

The writing is very good, the supporting characters have distinct personalities, and the original characters are well created. The characters in the original work are very consistent with the setting, and there are basically no exceptions The protagonist is a Gundam pilot (no), a little bit peacekeeping The only drawback is that the plot in the later stages is a bit stretched, maybe mainly because there is no great suspense, and you can basically guess the general development.

Reading this book gives me the feeling of participating in the rolling torrent of historical change, and the echoes between it and the past give me a feeling of clearing up the clouds and seeing the sun at the end. This is a very unique fan novel, different from every other one I have read before. I really like it. I like Nelson, who loves history, pursues the ideal country, and is creative and imaginative; I like Tom, who loves to eat tomatoes, is arrogant, proud and gentle; I like that great journalist with a felt hat who drifted here with ideals in mind - Jonas Nicklaus

Wow wow wow wow wow wow 😆😆😆😭😭😭Why did the author want to kill me😭😭[ fn=12]😭😭My uncle was already very knifed when he died. It took so long, and he was caught off guard and a big knife came to him. Wuwuwuwuwu😭😭😭 That letter——that letter! ! ! ! ! ! 💔💔💔💔💔 I can only say that he deserves to have a professional background... This kind of ruthless knife makes me I remember watching Hemingway when I was in junior high school😢 The author is really a master of skills and a master at playing with people's hearts. 😢😢😢

The author's writing is so beautiful. It's so beautiful that I feel like I'm showing off my skills. It's so beautiful.

I like some little Tom who asks for credit (.)

I seeNew readers think that I am gay. Let me prove it. The protagonists are now 15 years old and have no relationship lines. They have a very good relationship, but the book has more shining points I don't want to miss this book if the reviewer thinks it is gay. For example: The setting of magic is very mysterious and interesting, and the writing becomes better as it goes on. Whether it is emotions, environment, or transitions, they are all very well written. (Personally I think) The most interesting part is the warm and interesting daily life, as well as the collision of the characters' different perspectives. Uncle Jonas (Peace), Dumbledore (Education), and Grindelwald (Future) are all fully described in their positions, characters, and pursuits. And their impact on the protagonist. It really feels like a proud person who is gradually growing up and joining the trend of the times. There is no slap in the face, upgrades and the like, and there are no absolute bad guys (except for Haierbo). The author writes about a cruel but gentle world. AboutOpinions on the relationship between the protagonists Tom Nelson and their relationship are actually the same as the Weasley twins. They grew up together since childhood, they know each other well and have a close relationship. That kind of person knows all about the other person's temperament, hobbies, and dark history. There is nothing you can't do to save face. You can completely reveal your true nature in front of the other party without any worries. After a long period of getting along, mutual tolerance, tolerance, understanding, change, and influence have become habits. Unless they grow up and have a family that loves each other deeply, they are the closest and most important people to each other. Speaking of gays, there is no need to label many relationships as love. They may or may not be together. But this kind of feeling is very valuable no matter what. Childhood sweethearts grow up together, understand each other, tolerate and support each other, like-minded friends, evenly matched hardships, beautiful first love, and harmonious marriage, any one of them is very desirable. So don't be offended when you see people using CP. Book friends who have been chasing CP know very well that it depends on personal preference when it comes to CP. Now it is confirmed that the only real BL is GGAD. As an old book lover who has been following updates, I still hope that there will be more readers. If the author has support, updates will be guaranteed, isn't it_(:3 ⌒ﾞ)_

In the chaotic darkness, Tom slowly opened his eyes, looked around, and found that he was floating in an unknown space. "Where is this?" Tom's expression became a little solemn, and his years of fighting habits made him subconsciously flick his wrist and take out the wand. The wand is missing? ! "In a dream? Or a trap?" Tom didn't dare to act rashly for a while. Without a wand, even if he could cast spells without a wand, his combat effectiveness had dropped by at least 20% from before. And facing an unknown opponent who can trick him without knowing it, this lack of strength may be fatal. He tried to mobilize his magic power and use some small spells, such as the flashing spell or the floating spell, but all ended in failure. After waiting quietly for about ten minutes, the gray color that Tom was familiar with suddenly spewed out from the end of this black space. It was Gnar's signature fighting method-the lost fog. As someone who knew Nelson's strength well, Tom did not dare to come into direct contact with the mist. At the same time, he mentally drew up a list of potential enemies and eliminated them one by one. What troubles him is that those who have the motive to attack here will not have such strength at all, and those who have some ability have long been firmly controlled in Azkaban in the North Sea. Until the surrounding fog became thicker and thicker, and Tom couldn't find a place to hide, he made up his mind and decided to face this weird little thing head-on. "Ha, faker, I want to see what you can do to me with Gnar's methods?" The rich gray fog brushed past Tom's face with a silky touch. The surrounding scenes and colors changed. Tom's vision was a little blurry, but then a noisy quarrel came from his ears. "Mrs. Cole, how many times have I told you! A child like him should be sent to a juvenile detention center for good discipline! Look what he has done!" "I am very sorry, Ms. Helena, I promise, this will definitely be the last time." > "This is impossible! I have heard this promise five or six times! But what's the result? This dirty little bug is still so unrepentant!" Separated by a wall is Mrs. Cole from the orphanage, and a sharp female voice. There was another "Tom Riddle" sitting in front of Tom. This child with outstanding appearance lowered his head slightly, his black eyes full of disdain and ridicule. He was sitting on an old chair that would creak at the slightest shake, playing with the pen "borrowed" from other children. Tom thought hard and found that Ms. Helena was still ranked high in his childhood memories. The well-dressed lady likes to tease the begging children on the roadside in a humorous manner, letting them fight for a small piece of bread in various competitive ways. And he just used his talent reasonably to make her trip up her skirt and then kiss the muddy ground where the construction was suspended with her face. This fussy lady almost immediately resented Tom, who was just standing nearby and watching with a smile. After I accidentally saw him entering this orphanage while shopping, I intentionally or unintentionally spread rumors here and used it as a pastime to slander him for stealing. When he was a child, he was not as magnanimous as he is now (of course, he is not as generous now), and he was even ready to throw this annoying thing directly into the moat the next day and drown it. Tom vaguely understood that the gray fog probably brought him into memories, and the tense nerves slowly relaxed. So far, nothing here seems malicious. What's more, his alarm was not triggered. He gently pressed the black stone hanging on his chest. As the first alchemical item that Gnar helped him transform, it also carried the goodwill of Uncle Jonas and Nelson. This siren had saved his life several times in the past battles. Tom's translucent arm tentatively passed through little Tom's head, and sure enough, it didn't attract the slightest attention. So Tom relaxed completely, found himself the best viewing angle, and leaned against the wall lazily. He still remembered that not long after Helena left, Mrs. Cole would come to his room. This kind-hearted woman looked at little Tom with a very apologetic look, and helped him tidy up his clothes, and sighed: "Tom, you really need to control yourself, not only Laura, but also little James told me," she paused After a moment, he didn't seem to know what to say, "Say you used that ability again." "They... Saw it?" Little Tom's face was calm, but the words he spat out were like the words of a poisonous snake, with an inexplicable threatening meaning, which was terrifying. "What do you want to do, Tom? Don't blame me for not warning you in advance. Since we all live here, we are a family. You have to be nicer to your brothers and sisters!" Mrs. Cole seemed a little impatient. Similar words have been mentioned countless times in the past, but none of them have worked. Tom pursed his lips and said nothing. When he reviewed the conversation from a third perspective, Mrs. Cole's sincere words really made him agree, but at that time, he was probably filled with the complaints of "wordy women and a group of mediocre dragsters". That day was the fifth time that Ms. Helena came to instigate. He remembered it clearly because next, the orphanage would welcome a "big shot", his only close friend in his life. The translucent Tom stood up straight, smoothed out the non-existent wrinkles in his shirt, stretched out his sleeves and wizard's robe, and waited for Mrs. Cole to bring Nelson, who had been waiting outside the door for a long time, into the house. Even if Gnar can't see him, he can't lose Lord Riddle's grace, can he? "Tom, come and get to know each other. This is your new roommate——" The prepared smile on Tom's face suddenly froze. "Philip. This is Tom. You two should get along well in the future." Looking at the shrunken, gray-faced little guy, little Tom just raised his head and glanced at him as if he had said hello. And what about Tom? He frowned and stared at the impostor with a cold face. He could hardly restrain his urge to explode something! Damn it! Who says this place has no ill intentions towards him! His expectations were in vain! Where is Nar? ? ? He thought it would be Nelson's turn to appear in this memory tour soon, following him with the same brainwashing tone that appeared frequently in his childhood, persuading him to be kind to others, go out to play more, and not stay in the house. And I will stay on the roof, "reluctantly" accompanying Nar to bask in the sun that doesn't always exist. Everything should feel so familiar and warm. But no. As the time spent watching passed day by day, and the moment when he met Nelson in his memory became farther and farther away, he felt an inexplicable panic. Tom gradually realized something: This was probably a nightmare. Tom's transparent soul sat on the steps at the entrance of the orphanage. Even the dilapidated wall beside him was tougher than his current mental state. No Nar, no aunt and uncle, no Christian. The orphanage where little Tom lived never got sunlight. He tried to get out of the orphanage, but soon he was enveloped in the fog of confusion and returned here again. Tom watched with cold eyes as his impostor used his awakened magic power to dominate the orphanage: He was neither humble nor arrogant towards the upper-class people and elders who had the ability to control his life, and spoke elegantly; Other children took the initiative to send their most useful things to him, hoping that he would let go of himself and the pets who had no ability to protect themselves. The children passing him in the corridor showed fear, but this impostor seemed quite suitable. After all, those with ability should be above mediocrity. They all agree on this, but Fake Tom is more extreme in this regard. The confused time of being forced to watch movies lasted for another five years, until Professor Dumbledore came to pick him up from school. "This old man's taste in clothing still disgusts me." Tom crossed his arms across his chest, showing a look of disgust. He immediately noticed Dumbledore's displeasure after seeing the fake Tom. Those blue eyes that contained warning made him uncontrollably miss Gnarl, and at the same time he was once again sure that Gnarl's eyes were much prettier than the old man's. He could even predict that the negotiation between the two would not have a good outcome. Based on his observations and understanding of Dumbledore, it was impossible for the fake Tom to get a good deal at this time, especially with the entire closet of pet corpses behind him. The first meeting between Dumbledore and little Tom ended in the extreme way of burning the cabinet. What was left in the fake Tom's heart was not only the fear of Dumbledore, but also the yearning for powerful magic. The flow of time suddenly became faster. Tom even felt that the torrent of time around him was pushing him forward, letting him take a closer look at this different "future", if this was really what it was. "The yew tree is often associated with death in legends, but the phoenix is ​​famous for its rebirth from nirvana," Ollivander's silver eyes burst with light, and he recited the great "Destiny Instructions" in his mouth. Tom stood aside, feeling the drum-like heartbeat coming from the counterfeit, and he clearly understood "his" excitement at the moment. But that's not happiness, it's just the expansion of the desire to pay for one's ambitions. "Hello, Professor Slughorn. I wonder if you have time after Potions class this afternoon. I have a question that I really can't understand..." "Hagrid! What did you bring in? Hogwarts? You killed Myrtle, right?" "Professor Dumbledore, this should be my first request in my life. I hope to apply to become a professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts after graduation." "Why! Why not! I love Hogwarts, this is like my home, no, it already is!" "Pure bloods should be the leaders of the entire wizarding world. We are more Powerful and strategic! " "Anyone who disobeys my will will die!" ... A large number of images flew past Tom like broken camera film. The common smell of blood in every frame only points to a future, a future in which a Dark Lord renamed Voldemort reigns terror in the wizarding world. Tom had a slight sweat on his forehead and pursed his lips tightly. His hands were shaking uncontrollably, and the scenes of crazy tragedies that were so real that he couldn't believe that it was a peaceful future that he and Nal should have worked together to build, and that the initiator turned out to be him! Tom stared, suddenly thinking of Gnar's other identity - the prophet! "Could this really happen..." Tom murmured shakenly. The next second, the overwhelming fog of confusion swarmed up and swallowed up Tom's consciousness. "... Hey! Hey! Tom! Wake up!" As soon as Tom opened his eyes, he saw Nelson shaking him anxiously. There were no traces of residual clouds left in the sky outside the window, but the candlelight that was lit on time in the study still brought warmth to Nelson's face. Tom allowed his body to gasp violently, while his blood-red eyes stared greedily at the face he had not seen for many years, refusing to let go for a second. "Tom, what's wrong with you? Why are you staring at me like this?" Nelson was a little confused for a moment, but he was still ready to wipe Tom's sweat with a handkerchief. "Bah!" Tom held Nelson's right hand firmly, and remained silent for a long time, and made no next move. "Tom, Lord Riddle, can you let your humble friend wipe the sweat for you first?" Nelson looked at Tom who could be said to be wet with sweat, and said worriedly, "Did something happen?" "Huh——" Tom took a long breath, released Nelson's hand, and said in a hoarse voice, "I have a nightmare. , Nar." Nelson, who had been nervous and worried for a long time, immediately rolled his eyes so big that he could barely see his pupils, "You scared me to death. When I saw the way you were sleeping when I came back, I thought I put a layer of steel nails on the seat!" Nelson handed the handkerchief to Tom's hand and turned around to get the "Tom's Exclusive" cherry tomatoes he bought on the way home. Tom didn't make a sound, and just watched quietly as Naal placed the sofa and tea set in the appropriate positions one by one. The blond hair that looked good in hand fluttered with the waving of the wand, and the young man's soft face and bright blue eyes were full of joy. With his slender and well-proportioned figure and elegant casual suits, every move he makes is full of beauty. "I suddenly have a question, Nar", Tom's textured voice echoed in the study. Nelson heard the solemnity in his words, so he temporarily stopped the transformation in his hands and looked back at him. "Nar, although it's selfish to say this," Tom thought about his words, unconsciously rubbing the Gaunt ring on his index finger with his thumb, and then looked at Nal with a complicated expression. "Can I think that you appeared in this world for me?"

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After hearing Tom's question, Nelson was stunned for a moment. "Why do you ask this suddenly?" Nelson shrugged and smiled, "When did our 'always sensible' Mr. Riddle ask such an idealistic question?" "... This is not the same thing... Nar..." Tom closed his eyes hard, and his frown became tighter. He clenched his fists as if he was trying his best to suppress something. The blood vessels on both sides of his eyes revealed bluish-black blood vessels through the pale skin. His originally well-groomed black hair was sticky with sweat and wet on his forehead. "I saw in my dream... Another future... Maybe it was your lost fog, or maybe it was just simple... No, it's impossible, I never thought... Where did this dream come from..." Nelson's smile disappeared little by little as Tom told the story. Such a gaffe had never happened even when they were surrounded by Grindelwald's fierce fire, because they were each other's source of confidence. "Tom, relax first, I just need a moment to think about the answer." Nelson had some guesses about the future that Tom might see. Voldemort's life in the original "Harry Potter" was indeed cold and cruel. If he really saw all this in his dream, it is understandable that he would be so stimulated. He waved his magic wand, and an exquisite gold-rimmed water table came happily towards Tom. "Two cups of black tea with milk and half sugar, thank you." Nelson ordered, and the modified tea set he bought from the Muggle antique market swayed from side to side, and began to shake the little stuff in his belly. Nelson leaned on the long wooden desk behind him, quietly thinking about how to answer Tom's question. The study became quiet for a while, except for the louder sound of the rising tide and waves outside the window and the slight sound of wind with an increasingly strong sense of oppression. On this isolated island, no one cares about this except the moon. The burning pine firewood in the study crackled in the fireplace, and on the coffee table next to the single sofa, the light of a not-so-bright candle flickered in Tom's dark eyes. Tom did not continue to ask questions. In fact, his own thoughts at the moment were also entangled with each other: "Catch the murderer who turned him into a two-hole socket out of Avada in advance" "Nar will definitely not like that future." "Why does Nal not exist?" Three lines were running at the same time, and his brain was in chaos. The sharp pain, like needle pricks, kept coming from the surface of the scalp, and Tom could only relieve it slightly by inhaling in small mouths. Nelson walked quickly behind Tom, put his middle finger and ring finger together, and skillfully moved them in gentle circles near Tom's temple. At the same time, relying on his ability to control the lost fog, he slowly collected the spilled magic power. After nearly five minutes. "Huh-" Tom took a deep breath, raised his right hand and pinched Nelson's wrist to indicate that he was feeling much better. Nelson was ready to put his hand down. ? Didn't you move your hand? After waiting for a while, there was no movement. "Tom?" "... Nal, let's sit down and have a chat." "... Hmm" Nelson walked to Tom's daily exclusive seat and sat down. "Too far..." Tom's brows furrowed again, and with a few quick clicks of his fingers, he moved the small coffee table between the two of them, and moved the Nelson sofa to his side. Now the two of them were completely face to face, with their legs crossed and side by side. Tom solemnly took Nelson's hand and put his fingers lightly on the underside of Nelson's palm. He could feel Nelson's temperature and heartbeat here, which would reassure him. "Tell me when you have figured out the answer." He raised his eyes to look at Nelson's worried face, then lowered his head and froze as if there was some difficult problem worth exploring in Nelson's palm. Nelson wanted to speak immediately, but still felt that he was not ready. After several repetitions, he just looked at him with a complicated expression. The accident that happened today was like another opportunity the world gave him to confess. When Grindelwald was captured and interrogated five years ago, the interrogators were most concerned about whether the future Grindelwald saw had changed. After all, "countering Muggles before they cause persecution of wizards so that wizards can control Muggle society" has always been the only way the saints firmly believe to change the future. But now that the largest practitioner of this plan has been arrested, the future development should be different. And Grindelwald calmly tidied up his appearance. His long and strong fingers ran through his white hair. The cold magic-forbidden handcuffs covered his dark left eye, leaving only the right gray eye with a very obvious black pupil. With a confident smile and an eagerness to try, even becoming a prisoner did not affect this mature man's unique charm. As the most famous prophet in the world, he readily agreed, with only one condition: "I want my students to prophesy with me, just the two of us." Nelson, who was waiting outside the interrogation room, was asked to be fully armed, lest Grindelwald really had some unknown backhand ready to give him a hard blow at the last moment. Although Nelson, who had stayed with Grindelwald for a long time to study, felt that it was not necessary because the other person was not such a person, he still obeyed in order to avoid Tom and the others' worries. The two of them stayed in the interrogation room for less than ten minutes before they were interrupted by the Aurors who were nervous because of Grindelwald's constant laughter. "Mr. Grindelwald, can I say it now?" "Oh, of course, of course," Grindelwald's expression seemed to have completely let go of something, looking relaxed and wanton. Everyone present could clearly feel the difference in his mental state, "This will be the last time I exercise my privileges as a prophet, my friends." His eyes gradually lost focus, and his voice was low and magnetic, echoing in the small interrogation room. "The changes in the future are huge. Although too many people are not optimistic about such reforms, the facts ultimately prove that human beings will indeed be swept away by the torrent of the times. We are still too short-sighted, yes friends, even if I can see the next fifty I still want to sigh for the changes and future of mankind. It is so wonderful. Don't be afraid of new things, accept them and understand them, and you will often get greater rewards. This is my personal advice." "Nar. "My good student, what you have done is quite remarkable. This is something I cannot do. I must say thank you in advance." Grindelwald came back to his senses and stared at Nelson with admiration, but there was more in his tone than emotion. Quite jokingly, "You and your little boyfriend have really done a great job." "I remember Gnar said he didn't like you calling him Gnar," Tom pinched his wand, frowned, and looked at the world's most wanted criminal with a hint of disgust. The Dark Lord? He's just a coquettish and gossipy old man, Tom curled his lips in disdain in his mind. ? My boyfriend? I haven't even touched a girl's hand and I'm being outed in the future? ! I am actually a rotten countryman myself? ? ! The hair on Nelson's head curled up with a big question mark, but according to the agreement he and Grindelwald had just made, this sudden "precognition test" was finally passed. How can he compare with a real prophet? He doesn't even know what to eat for dinner today. How can he know the development of the next fifty years! Oh, you said you knew it originally. From the time he entered the orphanage, the original plot has almost no reference significance. At most, it can be regarded as laying the foundation for chatting with the younger generations in the future. Grindelwald was very happy, and Nelson's conversation with him solved his last regret. At the end of the war, he had exhausted all his cards, and Nelson's unexpected appearance behind him became the last straw that affected the outcome. For a prophet who can see everything in this world, what can be called a variable? Probably, only those who do not belong to this world count. "Tom, I didn't come to this world for you." Nelson almost whispered these words, and he could clearly feel that Tom's whole body froze after hearing the answer. Tom slowly raised his head, with an expression on his face that Nelson had never seen before. "Ah..." Tom's throat responded dryly, and he couldn't tell whether he understood or if he had something to say. But Nelson no longer wanted to miss this opportunity. Since he was going to say it, he had to confess everything. "This is not the whole answer, Tom. What you hear next may be beyond your knowledge, but please, be sure to hear me out." Nelson held Tom's face in his hands and spoke sincerely. "Yes." "Let me talk about what you saw in your dream first, Tom. This is probably because my magic power with the characteristics of the Lost Mist has spilled out, and it will indiscriminately bring you into the lost illusion when you are concentrated." "And the 'future' you saw," Nelson paused briefly, continued, "that was once your future. , Is what I originally thought was your future." "Tom, I am not a prophet in the true sense. I only have memories before the birth of this world. In another world before I was born, someone wrote some of the history and future of the magical world here, and I just happened to read it." ! Tom stood up in shock, still holding Nelson tightly by his hand, almost pulling him down. "A novel?! A novel that records the torrent of time in this world? This kind of thing really exists?!" Tom's pupils shrank violently to the size of a needle tip due to the great impact. Nelson understood that this kind of thing could not be accepted in a moment, so he simply continued to explain from this beginning. "Yes, to be precise, it tells the story of a newly admitted Gryffindor student at Hogwarts, who was trained by Professor Dumbledore and others. After six years of growth, he and his partners finally defeated the evil, emmmmm Tom Riddle, don't The story of a young boy named Voldemort who ended his reign of terror. This story takes place in 1991, which is the year when the legendary freshman entered school. A small amount of information about our current time is rarely mentioned, and I have only read a little bit from other channels. . And I was just a Muggle in my previous life, and I didn't know that this magical world was real." Tom swallowed hard, and he grabbed Nelson's shoulders with both hands, and seemed to be choked and couldn't speak for a while, but it frightened him. The fearful question gripped his thoughts and forced him to ask: "Then, will I, will I become like that?" The image of a cold executioner who seems to have lost emotions and doesn't care about emotions, just for one second, Tom finds it unbearable. He despises the kind of fool who abandons the power he gained but doesn't know why. But he has indeed faced this choice. Tom gritted his teeth. He watched everything about "Voldemort" in his dream of lost fog, but without Gnar's presence, all choices and directions became different. He was speeding on the road in pursuit of eternal life, but no one put a brake on him so that he could stop the car and enjoy the scenery along the way. The speed gradually increased until he could no longer control it. Thinking of Halbo, who was crushed to ashes by him and Nar, and the fate of using a Horcrux to split his soul, he was afraid that he would be drowned like a rising tide. He could only hold Nall tightly as the only support now. Nelson patted Tom's back with his hand, and guided in a soft voice: "We have been changed since birth, Tom. All information from the outside world is washing over us all the time, from body to soul, until death. Time has a scale of direction, and the traces of our lives are all There will be nodes left on this incredibly wide road. The dead person is just the dead me. The new me is still the new me, and the me at this moment will only be the me at this moment. The flow of time is just the transfer of our thoughts and consciousness from the previous second to the next second. " "But everyone. Everything is changing every second, and any 'known' will change the 'unknown'. This is not destiny, but the inevitable result of human thinking. You can't pretend that you have never heard of the 'known', just like this conversation I have with you, it will definitely change something, maybe your thoughts, maybe our plans. It's the same even if you use 'Forget All'. With your personality, you will inevitably explore what happened during this blank time. This curiosity will make you find that your memory has been manipulated and you will suspect all potential criminals, which will eventually cause the entire combat department to work overtime." Nelson almost laughed out loud when he said this. "In short, Tom, you and the terrorist Voldemort have been two people since the orphanage. You will not and cannot become that kind of thing." "As for whether I am here for you, it is better to say that my appearance in this magical world has a greater influence on you. As for The reason why I came to this world, to be honest, I am still on the way to find. But Tom, no matter what I am here for, you are already my most important family member, and this will not change." "I understand, Nar. I just..." Tom did not continue to ask, he had already found his answer. The two hugged each other quietly until Tom took the initiative to let go of his embrace. Then he looked strange and suddenly said: "So, Nar, you are not a prophet?" "I could have been." Wasn't this the script that I had magically changed. "Then you actually don't know what day it is today?" Tom smiled kindly and stared at Nelson with his obsidian eyes narrowed. "Wh-what day?" Nelson panicked, and the sane educator's attitude he had just moments ago disappeared. He anxiously threw out several possible answers, "Is it the third anniversary of your inauguration as Deputy Minister of Magic? The fifth anniversary of your receiving the Order of Merlin, First Class? The tenth anniversary of your becoming the most handsome graduate of Hogwarts in 1944?" He quickly went through their birthdays again in his mind, Christian's birthday and Aunt Bella's birthday, and determined that today was not one of them. Tom's face darkened step by step as the names were announced, and his pupils even turned red. Nelson held it in for a long time but couldn't think of it, so he clasped his hands pitifully and admitted his mistake sincerely: "I'm sorry, Tom, give me a hint." "Forget it," Tom shook his head helplessly and turned his attention to look at the clock hanging in the study. It read seven forty. Fortunately, it's not too late. "Today is the twentieth year that we have known each other, Gnar." Tom slowed down his speech, his eyes softened, and the wand passed in front of him, and he immediately returned to the delicate look he had before taking a nap in the afternoon. "Twenty years..." Nelson was stunned for a moment, and a tingling feeling that was either sourness or emotion crawled through his heart. At the moment when Tom pointed it out, he actually wanted to cry, "It's so fast, Tom." "Yes, but who can see that we are already twenty-six years old?" Tom smiled narcissistically, he was never modest in appearance. "I was planning to celebrate, but I didn't expect such an accident to happen in the afternoon. But it's a very meaningful commemoration." Nelson smiled and nodded, and used magic to clean himself up. After all, there was still a sense of ceremony. Tom was ready and he had to cooperate. "However, I originally planned to tell you something else today, Gnar," Tom's voice paused, and he was a little nervous. His emotions easily infected Nelson, who was unprepared for anything, "What is it?"

Nar: Pick your pocket quickly