HP Can Wait Until Tomorrow

Beautiful😋💋💋💋

The Rose and the Snake, the heroine Iverella Lucas, the hero Tom Riddle. Everella is also a Slytherin Tom Riddle is cruel and ruthless, does not understand love, and does whatever it takes to achieve his goals. He is extremely smart and ambitious. Iverella and Lao Fu cannot say that their pursuits are the same. What she wants to accomplish is what Grindelwald once did, which is to rule Muggles. She understands people's hearts better than Lao Fu, and it can be seen that Iverella does always maintain the kindness in her heart, but she definitely does not lack the wisdom of Slytherin and is cold-blooded. The emotional scenes between Eva and Lao Fu are not fast-paced. I think they are in line with the characters, and they get closer to each other step by step. I prefer fifth-grade Tom Riddle to Lao Fu, even though it's all him. Eva has changed a lot and grown a lot since she first met Tom. She is a very materialistic person who also likes power and is no less ambitious than Lao Fu.

It's not bad, but the flaws don't hide the good points. This book is an original heroine × Voldemort.

To be honest, the heroine's character seems to be a bit problematic. First of all, she was shaken by just a few words from Riddle, who they had not known for long, and chose to doubt the relatives who had raised her for more than ten years. Later, Otele wrote a letter to her to remind her to pay attention to her safety, but he still found it annoying, which made people feel like a supercilious person. (A little Xu Qin) Secondly, I think it's a bit charming. Granger starts to find others annoying after just greeting each other. He doesn't get tired of hearing Draco curse people🙃 (double standard) Third, I think since the male protagonist is Voldemort, the emotional line between them should be stretched to the limit (for example, Riddle wants to take advantage of the female protagonist, and the female protagonist also has plans for him, and clearly knows what she is doing, rather than being emotional). It is more interesting to have the feeling of being evenly matched (rather than being like a Death Eater, treating Riddle as his master; he seems kind-hearted, but not much. He almost killed his friends who cared about him, but still wanted to apologize to Riddle)

Why didn't Voldemort and the heroine win in the end? Alas, I don't like this ending! I want them to build the world they want together

Rose and snake, lovers who cannot fall in love... Be, the author writes very well.

This is the only time I have read a book that is so close to the original work. Voldemort may not really understand love, but his relationship with Iverella I believe that at a certain moment he understood what people call great love.

It's a bit strange, why "stay for tomorrow"?

It's still okay for now. Some of the foreshadowings in this article are also impressive. I'll write a review after I've finished reading it 0.0

Oh my god, the male protagonist is Lao Fu😓cp can be unpopular, but not evil, right? It would be acceptable if it was Tom Riddle when he was a child, but it would be outrageous to be the male protagonist even after he is an old man😱I chose not to look good, so that's it, I was speechless😒