What would happen if Harry didn't pick up Voldemort's diary during his second year at Hogwarts, but found a diary with the future written in it?
Chrissy Campbell, after her young life ended, found herself in a magical world that was very similar to Harry Potter, with a stick-like wand named Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Later, Chrissy entered Hogwarts and found that there were James Potter, Lily Evans, Sirius Black in the school... She found that many of their names overlapped with those in the novel. Out of a bad taste, Chris wrote some contents from the original "Harry Potter" books into a diary.
(Originally I wanted to revise the whole story, but the workload was too big and most of the chapters in the second volume couldn't be revised at all, so I didn't want to revise it. There are some differences before and after, the writing collapsed at the end, and the ending was very rushed. Just treat it as a fun. There is no falling in love with Amos, it was all imagined by Amos himself. The perspective in the back is the diary written by Chris himself. There is generally no logic in writing a diary. Whatever, let's leave it like that. I won't change it.)
Reader comments
After reading the first paragraph of Chapter 65, I suddenly didn't want to read anymore. I feel that the latter ending is a bit hasty. Even if you say that he was created by alchemy, I can accept it, but what the hell is this? Maybe it's just that I personally don't like this statement. It's still a bit scary to really let a boy give birth to a child or something.
If the protagonist is studying alchemy, there are actually some better explanation methods, such as taking out the blood of two people and creating a life later, as I have read in several books, or other more fantasy, but normal methods, which feel slightly better than this.
Overall, it's good. As long as you don't care about the above point, the writing is very good and you can still read it (it hasn't been updated yet.
After reading the first paragraph of Chapter 65, I suddenly didn't want to read anymore. I feel that the latter ending is a bit hasty. Even if you say that he was created by alchemy, I can accept it, but what the hell is this? Maybe it's just that I personally don't like this statement. It's still a bit scary to really let a boy give birth to a child or something. If the protagonist is studying alchemy, there are actually some better explanation methods, such as taking out the blood of two people and creating a life later, as I have read in several books, or other more fantasy, but normal methods, which feel slightly better than this. Overall, it's good. As long as you don't care about the above point, the writing is very good and you can still read it (it hasn't been updated yet.