The Wind and Eagle Wings of Hogwarts

This is probably the most useless old man in HP fandom I have ever seen. There are female students in the school who have some ideological problems. It doesn't matter that Lockhart still had many people trusting him until his death. What the hell was that first-year female student? She was like a cult. I think Voldemort's first-year students are definitely not as awesome as her. If she hadn't died, she would have been the next Dark Lord. Also, the male protagonist is very ordinary and not strong enough to join Old Deng's plan. But he left a lot of things to the male protagonist without taking care of it. He even said that the male protagonist made a mess and threatened his own life and even the lives of his family members. Obviously the male protagonist is never at the center of the incident, but he is always troubled in the follow-up. It was obviously still in the time period before Voldemort had yet to be resurrected, so why could those Slytherins and purebloods be so blatant and arrogant, pretending that their master was not dead but Old Deng had passed away? Also, the male protagonist is a Ravenclaw, not a Gryffindor. How does it feel to be targeted by Slytherin all day long? It's not like Hufflepuff is easy to bully.

As a Ravenclaw, the protagonist's behavior and behavior are very suitable for this academy. He is wise and has choices. The protagonists of some books wish that all opportunities are their own, and they are written like invincible novels, which will make you tired after reading them too much🤔. The writing is good and sometimes quite moving. The characterizations are also deep and interesting, with unique angles and insights. This book can be said to be one of the better novels I have read during this period. I hope that the protagonist will be as free as the wind in the future.

I haven't read the original book or movie, so I don't know what the original plot is. There are only a few serious lessons in this book, and there are all kinds of messy things. There are 200 chapters in total.

Why do current HP articles include female protagonists? Before you traveled through time, the male/female protagonist was an adult and fell in love with one or a group of 11-17-year-olds. Are you sure that the protagonist is not a bit of a copper smelter (this is not specific to this article, it is purely a personal opinion. If it offends, please ignore it as air, thank you for understanding)?

But what I went through before the time-travel was already unremarkable, and what I experienced after the time-travel was still unremarkable, so I think there is no need to go through the time-travel.

Why do current HP articles include female protagonists? Before you traveled through time, the male/female protagonist was an adult and fell in love with one or a group of 11-17-year-olds. Are you sure that the protagonist is not a bit of a copper smelter (this is not specific to this article, it is purely a personal opinion. If it offends, please ignore it as air, thank you for understanding)?

At the beginning, I said that I didn't want to take care of things, but in the end, I started to get involved in those things myself. Rubbish

@author, big, big! I hope the heroine is Luna, Luna, Luna! ! ! You see Luna interacting with the male protagonist so lovingly, and the male protagonist even signed a contract with Luna, and the male protagonist is the only one who understands what Luna is going to say! It is unforgivable that the heroine is not Luna, so I hope that the person the hero invites to the Christmas ball is Luna🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Is there a female protagonist? Will you take the immortality route? After all, if the protagonist pursues the true meaning of magic, one life should not be enough!

I really feel that it is very good. This book really describes the feeling of Ravenclaw in my heart. He has eyes as sharp as an eagle that can see through everything, and like the wind, he can do whatever he wants.