The Girl Who Lived! Harry Potter at Badger Yard

Hey, hello, book friends! Thank you very much for reading this book "The Girl Who Lived!" "Harry Potter in the Badger Yard", everyone can speak freely here, and I also hope to see some inspiration from everyone here. [Shy][shy][shy] The first volume, Harley and the Philosopher's Stone (the woven savior game), has ended, and it ended rather hastily, or in other words, at a faster pace. I originally wanted to write that Dumbledore was secretly guiding Harry, but after thinking about it, it was wrong. No matter how I changed it, it was not very suitable. Harley is a girl, and Professor Snape is here, so it may be normal to be able to speed pass. When I save enough manuscripts, I will revise it in the future and add more plots. Maybe a chapter with tens of thousands of words is possible. [Crying] [Crying], it's a bit like drawing a pie. [Working on draft] The content of the next volume is "Severus and Lily: If Another Possibility", a very thoughtful chapter, it will be updated tomorrow~[Cool][Cool] For subsequent content updates, the plan is as follows: Volume 3 "Harry Potter's First Year Vacation" [Read carefully] So stay tuned~ Volume 4 "Harry Potter's Chamber of Secrets" (tentative title). [Crying] I didn't write it at all. The "What If" in Volume 5 [Petrified] may or may not exist, but I didn't even think of it that far ahead. Based on everyone's opinions on the "What If" chapter, if you like it, I will continue to publish "What If" chapters, mainly to satisfy everyone's regrets about the original characters.

Meow, meow, meow, I feel okay after reading Chapter 11. What I see is her true thoughts about a child raised with love. It is undeniable that Harley's aunt and uncle are very scared, including the aunt in the original book, which is also a controversial point, but love is really a very magical power. I hope the follow-up will be as exciting [Note]

This is so beautiful, woo woo woo [crying] I shed tears when I saw Harley being loved. This is the meaning of fan fiction [crying][crying][crying]

What I praise most is that the character of Severus Snape in this book is very delicately portrayed. When Snape saw this girl who looked a lot like Lily, his reaction was more likely to be pain and guilt than pity and reminiscence. Snape's attitude towards Harry may be slightly better than his attitude toward Harry, but when facing Harry, his gloomy and cold image can be said to remain unchanged.

As a silent reader, I usually don't post comments, but this book is really great. Harry's original character is also retained in Harry, and there are also some characteristics that are unique to girls. Moreover, this book does not have a messy setting and content at all, and it retains the campus style of the original book very well.

Very good, very delicate