I'm at Hogwarts, and I Rose to Power by Making Hermione Cry!

When I was reading Harry Potter fan books, I thought about it, who is the most miserable in Harry Potter? Later, it was discovered that the person who suffered the most was Harry Potter's aunt. Dumbledore knew how to play. [Laughing evilly] No money was given, and a nanny took care of Harry for free. He had a child, plus Harry had to take care of two children. Not to mention money, think about how much it costs to raise a child in modern times? In addition to the global Great Depression of that era, [laughing awkwardly] these are not included. Voldemort is dead, but his subordinates are still there, plus those damn owls, anyone can find Harry Potter, which is equivalent to 24 hours. Someone may come over at any time and kill his family, and they can't escape [face covering] These are nothing, if you think it's just a rent. That's the problem, then you are overthinking [laughing evilly] There is a Harry Potter at home who can cause a magical riot for you, renovate the whole family, and may even threaten his own life [laughing and crying] The previous ones are nothing. The most important thing is that when Dumbledore met him at the beginning, he made it clear that he needed blood relatives. Do you think Dumbledore was telling you the reason? [Laughs] You are overthinking. They are threatening you. If you die, your son will be your only blood relative. Don't even think about running away. I was thinking before that if I were Harry Potter and his aunt could bear this, I would kill myself directly. Let's see what Dumbledore does? As expected, the mountains are higher than the other mountains [crying] [crying] [crying] The summary is that there is a murderer outside looking at the family, there is a super husky at home, and this husky thief costs money, plus there is a family to take care of at home, I want to kill the weak point in the hands of others, it is a terrible word [makes a face] I finally found a book that doesn't lick the dog. I'm curious. Harry Potter uses you to protect him. From grade 1 to grade 4, no one can harm any student until Dumbledore dies. All the portraits are Dumbledore's eyes and ears. Who do you think can kill Harry Potter? For example, the troll's usual levitating spell is to levitate feathers. At a critical moment, when the incantation is recited, not only can it levitate a big stick like a tree, who would believe it? As for the basilisk, it's not certain whether those students were petrified by the basilisk or Dumbledore. Mirror reflection, camera reflection, netherworld reflection. Such a coincidence, why don't you buy a lottery ticket? After the fourth grade, why not go abroad or transfer to another school to study as an alchemist?

You said, if Lin Ce accidentally "dies", will Hermione choose to destroy the magical world and create a world with Lin Ce? [Sneaky laugh]

Although the nanny was a little naughty at first, Hermione was fine after she broke up with them. It was pretty cool.

Speaking of which, isn't it normal to be silent? It's just to make the surrounding quiet. The curse should be to seal the tongue and throat.

At present, it seems to be okay, but there are a few. Also, after reading it, you will find that the author basically does not use commas, but uses ellipses. When ellipsis is used as a comma, [cover face][cover face][cover face]

Come on author, it's great

It's good to read, please give the author a big boost [I learned it]

Come on, the novel looks very interesting.

The male protagonist has a very special character. It is not so much that he always has bad thoughts as he always has messy thoughts. Most of them just think about it and do not take action. After reading a lot of people's comments, most of them are talking about the male protagonist's problem. The male protagonist's character is a typical lack of love, he loves random thoughts and possessiveness. He will predict the results of many things without considering the development. If this is what the author intended to write, it is indeed very good.

A very nice book