Hogwarts: My Frog Companion Brings Back a Dragon-Slaying Crystal from the Start

Could it be that you didn't get over it because you had Yang? It's a pity that the writing is good.

I have a feeling that when Snape was in school, Sirius and the others were really bullying on campus. Don't they feel guilty?

The introduction attracts readers with Erza, and the few paragraphs of Luna's appearance clearly broaden the protagonist's emotional line. Unfortunately, it was also at this stage that the number of calls for a single female protagonist in the comment area increased rapidly. Most people seemed to be intoxicated by the sweetness of the emotional line between the protagonist and Hermione and could no longer accept the intervention of a third party. Around the 300th chapter, it reaches its hottest moment. Luna disappears, Erza does not appear, and she and Hermione fall into a repetitive cycle of love, which is no longer as eye-catching as it was in the beginning. Unfortunately, shortly after taking advantage of the remaining enthusiasm to introduce the plot of the new character, the update stopped abruptly... The above is the subscription process, and I will leave you with some thoughts at the end. Readers who advocate a single heroine hope to see more exciting interactions with the heroine like before in the future, while those who like multiple heroines want to expand this interaction to more partners, and both need to keep the relationship fresh. However, the same routine will work just as well if you change the partner for the first time, but it is hard to say with the same partner multiple times. All I can say is that it's a pity that I can't see the follow-up.

My grades were so good, but it suddenly stopped and I didn't write. I guess I was sunburned during that time and didn't survive. May the author rest in peace.

Not much really. The single female protagonist is really uninteresting.

The dragon-slaying magic and the eternal myriad flowers are already invincible in the world of Harry Potter, right?

To be honest, I suddenly hope that Hermione will have a single female protagonist. Inserting a third person will easily destroy the character. Hermione is in the front and the two of them have a sweet world, but adding a female character in the back will feel weird.

It's just a joke. The eunuch is not a eunuch anymore.

Resurrecting Lily is outrageous. It not only exposes the protagonist's abilities but also causes a lot of trouble. She even gave her to Snape as a gift. I was really convinced. Also, there is too much water added. It is okay to write a dozen chapters on a daily basis, but the whole one or two hundred chapters are just water, and the plot is confusing.

I remember it was a work from a long time ago, and I liked reading it quite a lot at the time, until the author went through all the trouble and resurrected Harry Potter** and gave it to the Half-Blood Prince so that they could be together.