The title already makes it clear that Yi An is a fan of the Harry Potter series.
The main body of the article reads:
[Even in the sixth book, where important characters die and the protagonist faces a critical turning point, Chu Kuang still leisurely describes Quidditch, the festivals still happen, and the classes must still be attended. Because this series isn't just about the story; it's about another kind of life.
It's not about how Harry defeated the Dark Lord.
It's about how Harry grew over these years.
That's right.
It's still all about the theme of "growth."
We saw in the Harry Potter series the most despair-inducing storyline since its debut.
The other volumes always left a glimmer of hope, but with Dumbledore's death and Snape's gut-wrenching betrayal, the ending leaves us with an enormous question mark.
Voldemort is the Wizarding World's most terrifying opponent.
