"Lyla Prince was raised by house elves since she was a child, and she fully expected to make some close friends at Hogwarts.
However, she soon discovered that the first lesson the school taught her was: many times, the distance between people is determined initially.
Just like the magic potion recipe in the textbook is always fixed, you can only follow the set steps.
However, is there only one fixed method? "
Parent generation, original heroine, Hufflepuff heroine, but later on she will encounter Voldemort and start a difficult dungeon (maybe)
A growth-oriented heroine who is transparent at the beginning but relies on her strength to become popular
I didn't want to be bored and start writing from the first grade, so I started with the fourth grade.
I need to remind me to update from time to time to give me motivation.
I don't know if I have spare mind or if I have spare energy, I try not to be OOC
The heroine and Snape are biological aunt and nephew, but they are in the same class (that's how bad it is).
In terms of study, Laila is a partial student and is not very versatile. A person like Little Barty is enough.
CP hasn't thought about it. The most likely person to write about right now is Regulus. Maybe Sirius too? Lupine will also consider it, and Barty Jr. Is not sure whether to join in or not.
I can't write BE because I don't like BE, but I don't want to write a complete HE either. I feel that the dumpling-happy ending is so different from the original work that it's hard to imagine how to write it.
That's all for now
Intention: another possibility