Harry Potter: At Hogwarts, Everyone’s Got My Back

Come for an update!! After finishing the last book, I came here and wondered if there were any other books, and then I saw this one!!!!! Nice!!

It's a rare Sun generation, the heroine's character is well portrayed! And there are no plots like particularly annoying classmates.

It's very interesting to watch. Although the protagonist's experience may be a little troubling, overall, it should be considered a warm and healing one, right? The reason why the protagonist can understand Albus Potter's thoughts may be because he sees the epitome of himself in him. Of course, this book attracts me in more ways than this. Perhaps this book can be regarded as a sequel to the previous book (after all, it is based on it as the background), and it is one of the few that writes about the grandchildren! I am very optimistic about the author!

It's a good read, and it's also a warm and loving overall. However, maybe because the protagonist is a Slytherin and has a personality that often makes it very confusing to read (relationships and so on)... (Scratching my head), it may not be very suitable for me who is non-brainer, older, can't stand the ups and downs, and just wants to read the kind of simple old-age, simple, friendly, warm and sweet cookies... But objectively speaking, it is still very good. However, I feel that based on my own experience, I still prefer the book next door (the one with the protagonist Hufflepuff). Woohoo, it's so warm. I really like the little badgers. Every time I look at them, I feel warm and cute.) I hope everyone is alive and well without knives. The kind that makes dumplings.

It's particularly good, especially one section that combines the heroine's experience with Albus Potter's experience, coupled with Snape's speech, and shows that the wishes of the fathers do not have to be forced on the children, and that they can also have an unplanned future.

Following up from the previous book, it can be regarded as an extension of the previous work! I like the life of this kind of little wizard very much. In the process of growing up, I feel uneasy about my own identity and help each other with my close friends. It seems like a plain life, but it is the search for oneself that everyone has experienced, and they are in harmony with their own shortcomings and advantages. Come on, author! Update quickly [laughs]

Please support me, it looks good

I have a small request, can you accommodate it? Can we just write that the heroine meets Ashley? I really beg you 😢

I started following it very early, and it has always been good-looking, and the writing style feels the same as before.

It's so beautiful, it's really rare to see grandchildren in this generation. Is there a male protagonist?