Harry Potter: The Little Hufflepuff Sour Grape

This novel is based on the original timeline (such as finding the magic stone in the first grade, the secret room in the second grade...) This will not change, there will be no such thing as finding the secret room in the first grade. The basic character setting is just a pitiful one, as it is written in the introduction, especially in the early stages it will be quite miserable (it will gradually get better starting from the third part), so please proceed with caution. Ilea is not perfect and will have her own shortcomings. Readers who like perfect characters should be careful. For the sake of Ilea's physical and mental health, the romance line will not begin until at least Ilea is in fifth grade. In the early stage, it has always been a teacher-student relationship. This novel mainly talks about the growth line of Ilaya. He is the absolute male protagonist of this book. Those who only want to see the emotional line between Si Jiao and Ilaya please proceed with caution~ There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand people. Every fan author describes the original character based on his or her own understanding. As a staunch originalist who has read the original work dozens of times, I ask myself that my understanding of each character in the original work can be at least 90%. However, if something is different from everyone's imagination, everyone is welcome to have a friendly discussion. If my understanding is really wrong, I will correct it. I will accept advice, but I will not accept criticism. This is the tone of my writing, and I especially prefer characters, emotions, and story lines that are a bit sour... If you don't like it, you can quit. Don't force reading. Thank you to every reader, your support is the motivation for me to persevere [Sending Hearts]

This book looks pretty good. Maybe I prefer a character that is free of internal friction like Ariana. The protagonist's life is so miserable that I'm afraid I'll cry just reading it.

The author's writing style gives me a great feeling. I personally like this style very much. It is sour yet humorous (author, what will happen if you miss a plot)? The plot is also very interesting and there are no surprises (I personally think). Ilea, our poor little protagonist, is miserable in the front, but I believe he will be happy! He also gained a lot of friendship, family affection, and love in the future! (I teach you that you must love this poor little one very much!) The two babies are very cute and great, and they have experienced a lot (I am very much looking forward to the following plot. You know the plot of Anthracene). Overall, it is really good to watch. I hope the author will stick to it! (Hug

The plot is very coherent, and I read more than 30 chapters in one go. Even the easiest 00C, Professor Snape perfectly fits the character. However, Ilea is a little frustrated (miserable) in the early stage and has a bit of low self-esteem. Let Ilea vent her anger, especially Draco, who has to vent his anger very much on him, and that pink toad. Finally, I hope Ilea must be happy! She must be happy! ! !

It's really great to watch. Personally, I don't think there are any big problems with the plot or anything bad. Personally, I think we, Ilea, are still too pitiful. I hope I will be happy soon (Meow meow, I should be considered an original stock).

The writing is very good, the rhythm of the plot is coherent, the character and psychological changes of the protagonist are well grasped, and the interaction does not break the character! He doesn't mess with black people, and he basically won't step on any thunder~ And this setting really pokes me!

It's very interesting, the writing is very coherent, and the original character is not very OOC, but I really feel for the protagonist's baby, it's miserable... The author dares to update 100 chapters in one go and it scares me to death [laughs] (But no offense, it feels a bit similar to another HP novel... Maybe it's just an illusion)

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It's so cruel, all the time. As soon as life started to get better, it immediately turned into bad luck. Generally speaking, it just looks like the protagonist is in all sorts of misfortunes. Being used, humiliated, and abused. Curses, insults, punches and kicks.

I like the protagonist Ilea very much. He is different from other powerful protagonists. He is weak and childish. He will show off his temper in front of Snape and favor the people he likes. But he is also strong. He did not give up after being tortured for so long after being captured by the Dark Lord. Although the time as an undercover was painful, he silently released his pressure in order not to affect the plan, but this method is not advisable (⇀‸↼‶). Ilea has really changed a lot. From the beginning, he was cowardly, timid, and silent when Snape misunderstood him, to now he dares to slam the door of Snape's office and loudly express his dissatisfaction to him! He is very powerful ↑ Little Ilea, I believe that your family and friends will love you and be proud of you in the future.