Becoming the Protagonist, Starting with Harry Potter
从哈利波特开始当主角
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 632k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Novel Fanfiction
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
302Chapters
6.2MReads
30.2kFlowers
10.0Score
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Harry Potter, it's the right thing not to accept a female protagonist, it's not good at all
The family that adopted the protagonist when he was one year old has a child who is three years younger than the protagonist.
Is the magic of love gone? Just moved?
The author can exchange pounds for gold galleons up to 100.
It should be an idiot, a crybaby, a scumbag, and a screw-up. It seems that I hope Merlin will bless you.
Fan fiction can add settings to supplement the areas that the author has not set. But don't change the original settings. A mistake was made in the first chapter, it is impossible for a one year old to use magic.
I actually read this book mainly because of the cover.
The original book says that before Harry reaches adulthood, he must stay with his blood relatives for a period of time every year to ensure that the magic that protects him takes effect. This is the reason why Harry is sent to the Dursleys in the original book.
Idiot, crying, rubbish, it's the original work. The original work didn't even write it, so you can still make it up? He also said it was close to the original work. I was speechless.
I'm really convinced. Either you write well or you don't write at all. Damn it, I'm halfway through writing.