Hogwarts Everyday Players

A house elf pretends to be his master and asks his master's son to call him daddy. Do you think he will commit suicide? I also kept a house elf in charge of the family business, and I got drunk again and again! ! Are house elves slaves, or are they a race that considers themselves slaves and thinks they can manage the family estate? Even if you think about it, you will hit the wall and punish yourself! ! !

The protagonist is a typical scumbag who doesn't express or refuse.

This book is all about commentary until chapter 73. Who would have thought that there would be so much commentary in this book, and most of it is just the protagonist thinking alone. Although the author researched a lot of original works before writing this book, the previous chapters are really unreadable! ! ! ! 😎😎😎 Let's talk about what happens after chapter 73... I haven't read it yet, I'll tell you after reading it. It's so hard! I only had the patience to finish reading the previous content after taking a look at the protagonist and Harry Potter in the back! ! ! (Readers can also try my method, first look at the back, then the front. Otherwise it will be really difficult!!!)

After reading your reviews, I didn't even dare to read it. The title of the book looked good, but when I read your reviews, I felt a little panicked. What should I do?

I keep saying that the world is too deep, and then I go to Dumbledore for a walk. This author writes whatever comes to his mind, don't read it with your brain.

I have read more than 50 of them so far, but there is no story. Each chapter can be said to be a plot. The main content is to write a line about what the protagonist is doing, and then start to go into long paragraphs of explanation and setting. It was interesting at first, but the more I read, the more boring I feel. And the protagonist has desires for girls when he is only 7 years old. Forget it, he goes on a trip with his favorite girl best friend. What is he doing?

Did I see it wrong? Are they all Ravenclaws? Isn't Gryffindor just for red-haired Ron? I have no problem with Hermione joining, but I think Courage is the best fit for Ron.

What the hell are you writing a novel, not analysis and conjecture?

There is a lot of nonsense. Just like talking about history, you have to talk about anything from the source. A small matter can fill several chapters or even ten chapters of nonsense. Most of them are either inner dramas or introductions to history. I almost vomited. I thought that I could read more than 700 chapters for a long time, but it turns out that it is all nonsense. Most of them can be skipped without reading.

There is too little description of the protagonist