The author is suddenly busy. Anyway, this article is not read by anyone. I will update it in half a year at the latest.
——December 15, 2011
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The adventures of Rosa Kirkland and her friends, set in Hogwarts;
Lily is written in the attributes as something that can't be helped, and the main plot is that France and England actually don't have many love plots;
True to all players, almost all characters will appear;
Occasionally, NPC characters of unknown origin appear to explain the background and will not participate in the plot, so you can rest assured;
The author has a very bad taste;
No spoilers for the early stages of the story;
Quick update.
Warning: Axis Triple Five has all sex changes except Yaojun. Yaojun's sex change slot is given to Pu Niang, so be careful not to enter.
A character name comparison table is included. Characters with the same names as those in the original work are not included in this table:
Rosa Kirkland - Eyebrows
Francesta Bonofoi-Death by Rot
Emily Jones-KY
Anya Braginskaya - Plumbing Bear
Alice Vargas - Idiot
Monica Beshmit-Assi
Julien Beshmit-Apu
Lin Xiaomei-Wanwan
Nora Zwingli-Liech
Tonya Braginskaya-Ukraine
Dinmark-Denmark|Main
Island-Ice|Island
Norma Germania-Japanese | Er | Man
Roman Vargas-Roman|Ma
Norsk-Norway
Note: The names of the first and second parts are for common use by fans. KY's middle name has been omitted for consistency (in fact, I still don't know what his middle name is and it's really annoying to just give it an abbreviation); Lu Xiong's name involves the issue of the feminine and masculine Russian surnames. Because it became a female, it is Braginskaya.
The third part is made up by the author (...) The German name (Vacnoma) is the author's bad joke about the Bone Group, and the surname (Germania) is the pronunciation of German, which does not correspond to the order of the Roman names ("Roman" in Roman is the first name) ) is for the convenience of the students. After all, I don't want Vacker Norma to appear in my entire article; Roman's name is just borrowed from my grandson's surname; and Norway is not very harmonious, so I replaced it with the transliteration of the Norwegian pronunciation of the word "Norwegian".