tom cult leader x harry fanfic

Power dynamics is a common theme. With Tom as a cult leader, there's often a struggle for power between him and Harry. Another theme could be redemption, where Harry tries to save Tom from his cult - leading ways. And sometimes, there's the theme of mystery, like Harry trying to figure out Tom's motives and secrets within the cult.

Yes, there are. But you need to dig a bit. Check out some of the larger fanfic communities dedicated to the relevant fandoms. They often have sections or tags related to this particular pairing. Just be aware that not all of them will be to your taste, as different authors have different interpretations of how this relationship between Tom as a cult leader and Harry should be portrayed.

No, it's not ethical. 'Cult leader' represents a very negative and harmful figure. Promoting or engaging with fanfic related to them can be seen as glorifying or normalizing cult - related behavior, which is extremely dangerous as cults cause great harm to individuals, families and society.

The characters included the male protagonist, Zhang Wuji, a devilish brat, and the future leader of the Ming Cult. He liked to talk, and he had the demeanor of a gentleman. He would never use his hands if he could move his mouth. The author of "I Go to Ming Cult to Be the Cult Leader" was The Lost Steamed Bun, a novel about the infinite heavens. [User recommendation: Zhang Wuji who transmigrated into a baby started practicing martial arts in his mother's womb.] He was the Divine Doctor with the Holy Mouth. He relied on incantations to treat all kinds of illnesses and was famous for his Zhu You Technique. He was the Fire Cloud Culinary God. He could make raw juice with his Seven Pain Fist and ice cream with his Dark Mysterious Divine Palm. The children next door were so hungry that they cried. He was the founder of plastic surgery. He removed the mole with the "One Yang Finger" and opened his double eyelids wherever the sword qi went. He was the best debater. He had shocked the world at the centenarian banquet, and he was the best debater in the world. Martial arts could change one's fate, and verbal cannonballs could make one's life! Zhang Wuji and all the staff of Ming Cult wish you all the best! (The title of the book was on a whim and had already given up on treatment). I hope you will like this book.

One danger is that it can mislead the readers, especially those who are not fully aware of the nature of cults. It may make cult - like behavior seem acceptable or even alluring in a fictional context, which is wrong. Also, it can attract the wrong kind of attention from people who have an inappropriate fascination with cults.