Dynavale and Hogwarts

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Weird and weird, calm and carefree

I actually learned almost everything by reading the novel, and I'm even better at speaking than I did after watching the movie. I'm not bragging, but so is Naruto (manually funny~~)

Why should the male protagonist learn Chinese? There is no foreshadowing at all. Isn't it strange that British parents arrange to learn Chinese?

Why is there no mention of Penelope Crevat as the heroine? They are all written about Hermione.

If there is a female protagonist, I hope the female protagonist is Qiu Zhang. Nine out of ten of them are Hermione, I'm really tired of seeing them.

Being an orphan is so carefree and you can learn black magic to be powerful enough.

When I saw Mag testing the progress of the protagonist, I felt a little disinterested. Is the author from the Animal Protection Association? A child caught a grasshopper and cut it into pieces. He was cruel. The wizard's transformation spell specified that after the transformation, he had to change it back and use it later. He was also cruel. He also said that wizards are cold-blooded. What do you think? The rats that Mag raised are just teaching aids. She cannot replace them frequently. They may live longer than normal rats. What kind of hell joke is the author telling here? Is it cruel? She tortured animals or people and did not kill the animals. Is this cruel? The protagonist's actions from childhood to adulthood are also not mentioned. Since you want to learn magic, you should explain it clearly to your parents and tell your family how to deal with it. Can you just learn how you want to learn it in the future? I still hid it, and I didn't even say once that I was drunk until school started.

In the conspiracy theory Hogwarts, the protagonist, an ordinary little wizard, is driven mad by Snape's Legilimency on the first day of school.

This book is all written around the male protagonist. There is not much plot about Harry and it gets better and better as you read. The content is novel and highly recommended.