Harry Potter: She's Still the School Bully at Hogwarts Today

The heroine described by the author is a girl from a pure-blood family who was relatively common in that era. She is different from her sister, who seems to be the real heroine in the eyes of other authors. Most heroines usually appear as younger sisters. This article shows the life of ordinary pure-blood family girls at that time, which does not interfere with the protagonist's life, but also joins the protagonist's life. The emotions are relatively delicate, showing the experiences of girls in ordinary life. There is no super magic, no extraordinary appearance, no rebirth, no time travel, no memories in books, but one has his own understanding of things, adheres to the theory of pure blood within the family and in all aspects, and enjoys a happy life in Hogwarts. These are obviously fragmentary fragments of life, but they are full of interest. This is a relatively unusual book, very novel, you can take a look.

It's a pretty good book. If it were told with the heroine's younger sister as the protagonist, it might be in line with the public's taste. However, if the heroine is described as such, although the heroine may be annoying at times, it fully demonstrates the vitality that the heroine should have at this age. By the way, the author's writing is very good. I hope that the heroine will grow over time [Love]

When I was watching it, I thought it was unfair that Dumbledore gave points to Gryffindor in the Academy Cup. Based on the heroine's brave resistance, I gave it five stars.

The writing is very good, but the heroine is really too funny. She is not perfect, but she is very real. The Sorting Hat said very well, "You have the courage, but you will only follow your own heart. Gryffindor is not suitable for you. You are very smart, but it is more about being clever than the desire for knowledge, and Ravenclaw is not good at all; You are very prejudiced, but you are surprisingly loyal to your friends. Hufflepuff cannot accept you: Ambitions? You never seem to have any clear goals for your future. You enjoy your current situation, and Slytherin is not the most suitable house for you." In the end, the heroine entered Slytherin. I have to say, the Academy Cup was really fun! When I was watching Harry Potter, I felt that Dumbledore was really biased here. This is just my personal opinion. But did the author run away? Why hasn't it been updated yet? Is this book a eunuch? ? Is there a male protagonist?

The best novel written by an HP fan (Sheyuan Xiang) that I have read this year.

How should I put it? The heroine's character is not the true, kind or dark character of the past. She is the kind of good person who is not taken seriously, and the bad person is not thorough. It's really refreshing and I can't help but watch it.

Is the hero Richard?

It was so brutal in the middle of the night that I couldn't sleep! ! ! I thought it was a cool article about Happy Hogwarts! I just want the heroine to brutally kill everyone and then leave an indictment to the wizarding world against her sister and all the decent protagonists, and then scatter it all over the street, so that everyone can see that those people did the bad harm to others in the name of justice, and then committed suicide in a ridiculous and spectacular way! ! Let everyone in the wizarding world live with a sense of guilt that can never be relieved or released, for the rest of their lives! ! !

My God, I burst into tears just looking at it. Although I had only seen half of it, I still felt sorry for Dalena from the bottom of my heart. No one really liked her. Her parents doted on Lita more. The betrayal and hypocrisy between friends made her a child that no one loved from the beginning to the end. I admit, she is not very good in some aspects, but what does that mean? She inherited the family's pure-blood philosophy, and everything she did was what a young lady from a pure-blood family should do, unlike Lita, who betrayed the family. With the same status, support from her family, and love from her parents, Lita should be content and repay her family well instead of letting them down. My Delna is like an ordinary little character, inconspicuous, not as dazzling as others, although this is very unfair to her, why? No one likes my Delna. She is just a little girl. She has not spoken out about so many injustices. When she feels wronged and sad, she just cries under the quilt alone. She does not disturb anyone. I hope the author can continue writing it well and give my Delna a perfect ending! PS: Personally, I think Lita is quite annoying, so don't complain. It's my personal opinion. If your parents are still alive, please don't post it.

The author says this book is so wonderful Just not enough I carry the banner for writing