Harry Potter: Death and Rebirth

I finally understand why Harry is the only protagonist, because Draco is the one who plays soy sauce. Moreover, there are not many things mentioned about Draco. Even the child's inner thoughts are about Harry, and not much about his other father. Harry is a Gryffindor, but Draco is a Slytherin. Why must Harry be unhappy after joining Slytherin? Why is the relationship between father and daughter awkward? Because of the red eyes? Harry just had to say "Your other father was also a Slytherin, etc." Did they never say anything about Draco?

Very beautiful, very touching

[However, this also follows the tradition of naming the Potter family, which are all popular names that are vulgar]. . . . . . . . . . Okay, I know my laugh is weird.

Also, Luna is good at writing, so she has inherited her father's legacy!

The professor was so pissed off in Luna's writing! Hahaha

"The image of the patron saint reflects the inner heart. Your patron saint is a doe, while my father's is a deer. I really doubt that you are really mortal enemies?" Did the professor and James' father fall in love and kill each other? ==! ! !

Because I read the comments and knew that Draco could not be resurrected, I went straight to the last chapter. The author's writing is very good, but I still won't go back and read the previous chapter.

What an escape! ! ! ! ! Sinkhole...! ! !

... I thought Draco would come back, but I didn't expect...

Is this called a bit? ? It's so bad! All the moods are not beautiful! All kinds of discomfort!