Ian Walker, a pure-blood wizard orphan, was born in March 1980. His father, Evan Walker, was a former Gryffindor Auror, and his mother, Isolde Walker, was a Charmologist. Both of them died fighting the Death Eaters during the First Wizarding War. Ian was adopted by a distant wizard relative. He has a calm and reserved personality, cold on the outside and hot on the inside. He has the attributes of a top student on par with Hermione, and also has the Gryffindor-style courage engraved in his bones and blood. His core obsession is to inherit his parents' will and protect the people around him he cherishes. The heroine: Hermione Granger. There is no ambiguity about the single heroine. The emotional line is gradual, from classmate best friend to life-and-death lover. It completely fits the original character design. She and Ian appreciate each other and achieve each other in the side-by-side adventure. The iron triangle of the original work is not broken, and only Ian is added as the fourth core partner.
Reader comments
When I read Chapter 30 [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon], it felt like a very detailed outline story. There were many things that were not said, and there were also many things that should not have been said. [Eat melon]
Let's talk about the ones that don't exist first. For example, in the second Basilisk, there is no flying car and no Lockhart. Very obvious [eating melon]
Besides, there is a dance that is approaching Chapter 30. [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon] Ron even invited Hermione. Did he not see the relationship between the protagonist and Hermione in the past three years? Forget it, after all, the original book said that Ron would be in love with Hermione. Then there was the quarrel between Ron and Hermione, which made me look like "Ron quarreled with Hermione because he thought Hermione rejected Klum's invitation." No matter how bad Ron is, he's not such an abnormal person, right? [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]
That's it for now, it's quite sweet [eating melon] If it weren't for this, it would be 2 points at most
When I read Chapter 30 [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon], it felt like a very detailed outline story. There were many things that were not said, and there were also many things that should not have been said. [Eat melon] Let's talk about the ones that don't exist first. For example, in the second Basilisk, there is no flying car and no Lockhart. Very obvious [eating melon] Besides, there is a dance that is approaching Chapter 30. [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon] Ron even invited Hermione. Did he not see the relationship between the protagonist and Hermione in the past three years? Forget it, after all, the original book said that Ron would be in love with Hermione. Then there was the quarrel between Ron and Hermione, which made me look like "Ron quarreled with Hermione because he thought Hermione rejected Klum's invitation." No matter how bad Ron is, he's not such an abnormal person, right? [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon] That's it for now, it's quite sweet [eating melon] If it weren't for this, it would be 2 points at most