Since it's a fanfiction, the possibilities are quite diverse. It might start with a series of events where Harry is continuously targeted. For example, they could be spreading false rumors about him at Hogwarts, which affects his relationships. As the story progresses, Harry might start to suspect a deeper conspiracy behind these actions. He could then embark on an investigation, leading him to discover secrets about the people who are hurting him. This could then lead to a big showdown where Harry has to use his wits and courage to overcome those who have wronged him.
I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this exact fanfiction. But generally, it might be about Harry being repeatedly hurt by certain characters in the Harry Potter universe, and perhaps his journey of dealing with that pain, whether it's through revenge, self - discovery, or finding new allies.
Maybe it's a group of Slytherin students who have it out for Harry. They could be jealous of his fame or just don't like his Gryffindor ways.
Obviously, Harry Potter himself is often a central character. His friends like Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley also frequently appear. In some fanfictions, they might play different roles compared to the original books. For example, Hermione could be the one who stumbles upon a dark secret first and has to convince Harry and Ron to take action.
One possible reason could be Dumbledore's over - reliance on his grand plans. He might have been so focused on the big picture of defeating Voldemort that he overlooked Harry's immediate emotional and mental needs. For example, Harry had to face many traumas alone, like the death of Sirius, and Dumbledore didn't always provide the support Harry really needed at those crucial moments.
Well, in some fanfictions of 'Harry Potter Once Too Often', there could be a plot where Harry discovers a new magical ability that was overlooked in the original series. Maybe he can communicate with magical creatures in a much deeper way, like having full conversations with thestrals and understanding their thoughts and memories.
It can create a lot of angst and drama. Harry may become more distrustful of authority figures, which can lead to him making decisions on his own that are either very good or very bad. For example, he might go off on his own to fight Voldemort without proper backup because he doesn't trust Dumbledore's plans anymore.
In this fanfiction, it might be that his mate has some hidden secrets. When these secrets are revealed, it causes a situation where Harry gets hurt. For example, his mate might be related to an enemy in a way Harry didn't know. This revelation leads to a conflict and Harry ends up getting injured in the process. Harry then has to decide whether to forgive his mate or not based on the circumstances.
Often, Gai is paired with Kakashi in Hurt Kakashi fanfiction. Gai, with his unwavering belief in friendship and his eternal rivalry with Kakashi, can be a great character to interact with a hurt Kakashi. He might try to pull Kakashi out of his slump through their friendly competition. Also, Rin is sometimes included. Since she has a significant past with Kakashi, her presence in the fanfiction can either be a source of comfort or more pain, depending on how the story is written.
Well, it could be that Percy gets physically injured during a battle. Maybe he's fighting some mythical creatures and one of them manages to land a serious blow on him. His friends then have to figure out how to heal him while also protecting him from further harm.
Well, it could be that Jayfeather is hurt in a fight against a group of foxes. He bravely stands his ground but gets seriously injured. The rest of the story could be about how the Clan copes with his absence as he recovers, and also about his own determination to get back to his duties as a medicine cat. There could be sub - plots like some Clan members doubting his ability to fully recover and Jayfeather proving them wrong. The author might also explore the relationships between Jayfeather and the other cats during this difficult time, showing how some become closer to him while others might distance themselves out of fear or uncertainty.
The frequency of crying being too often in fiction is subjective. It could be if it becomes a repetitive and predictable element that doesn't contribute meaningfully. Sometimes, it's about the balance and how it fits within the overall narrative and character development.