HP: When Columbia Comes to Hogwarts

Is Colombia a nanny? (＞д＜) Isn't she? Except for changing the characters, your content is almost exactly the same as the original work. I can't see any changes. (´-ι_-｀) When reading HP fanfics, you either need to change the original ending, or you need to change some things and characters. Even if it doesn't change, you can also write something else in a different way, but you give me a feeling that it is bland and has no new ideas, and for Why does Colombia go to Gryffindor? It is unlikely that she will go to Gryffindor anywhere. I can accept it if you write about Ravenclaw, Slytherin and Hufflepuff, but it is not suitable for Gryffindor. You write that she went there because of a friend. There is a certain probability that she is just a friend she just met. It is really not the case. I have a problem with Gryffindor. In my impression, Columbia's character That's not the case. To be honest, my personal feeling about Columbia in Genshin Impact is that she likes to be bland and has fun playing with friends. Moreover, she has a bit of a white and black personality. The Columbia you wrote in the article is too cold. The most important thing is that there are more problems with Gryffindor in the original work, and some of them are too noisy. Teng, Columbia doesn't like this situation very much, and more importantly, Gryffindor is not more upright and brave like the original Gryffindor. The current Gryffindor gives me the impression of being reckless, violent, and causing trouble. The most important thing is that you want to write about Columbia traveling to HP. What do you want her to do? Do you want her to change the ending or do you want her to change herself? Moreover, the person you wrote about Colombia passing through has experienced the plot of Genshin Impact. She should know what Colombia is like in the plot, and even if this is not the case, her original character should not be like this. Even if the original Columbia who is not enthusiastic and unlearned talks like this, is it a good thing to be a nanny for others? (O'ω'o)?

Let's not talk about the author's article, but what's the point of just giving something away without asking for anything in return? Even if I get something back, the value won't be equal at all, right? It's just a gift? I only watched the first part, and I really couldn't stand it anymore. It was just like being a babysitter [face covering]

A running account

So-so

Very well written and beautiful.

So weird, it feels so so