[Harry Potter] What's Wrong with This World?

I remember one of the most ridiculous comments I ever read was "Draco is good-looking, polite, sensible and elegant, so why let the rude and unreasonable Potter be the protagonist?" This comment directly made me laugh. I can understand why Draco is good-looking, even though the original novel never said how good-looking he is, but polite, sensible and elegant? Ning has never read the book at all!

Laughing so hard that I want to die, sending a howling letter to Dumbledore hahahahaha. I also think Snape will not be Draco's godfather, because I feel that Snape is not a "enthusiastic" person at all. Moreover, he and Malfoy were colleagues at most before, so they didn't become godfathers. The year Xiaolong was born, Lily was also pregnant, and the struggle between the Death Eaters and the Order of the Phoenix became more and more intense. Later, after hearing the prophecy, he was so worried about Lily's safety that he asked Dumbledore to be a double agent. I think he doesn't have the time to take on another burden for himself.

The professor is Draco's godfather to the same degree of absurdity as the Jade Rakshasa is Ximen Chuixue's father.

As a Slytherin certified by the British official website, I can't help but scratch my toes every time I read articles about Slytherin, not to mention students from other schools... Those articles are really off the mark.

The host can actually say the word mudblood... I have doubts about the professionalism of this show (pointing)

Why not talk about Malfoy's Veela blood and how pitiful Snape was despite being bullied and still a good person. Also, isn't banging the bowl with a knife and fork a sign of begging for food? I remember my mom said that.

It perfectly sums up what I want to complain about. I really don't want to see those white-washed Dark Lords anymore. I think the Dark Lord has done a good job: Gryffindor and Muggles should be damned. Snape's voice is silky and charming, and Draco is a platinum prince. There are no nobles among wizards, and pure-blood families are not noble and elegant (do you think Draco is elegant when he provokes Harry, or loses his temper after being rejected?) The original book really does not mention that Slytherin has a bunch of house rules, and the rules are non-existent. Slytherin really does not have a chief system... I really don't know what people who write like this think, maybe they are influenced by their fans.

Regarding Umbridge belonging to Ravenclaw... I remember it was not mentioned in the original novel, but (I forgot where I saw it), it was said that a fan once asked J. K. Rowling this question at a book signing, and Rowling classified her as Slytherin.

After reading this article, I suddenly felt very moved. Thank you for letting me encounter this article. Not only did it talk about a lot of problems with fan fiction, but it also suddenly reminded me of the Harry Potter game "Magic Awakening".

I remember Sister Rowling seemed to admit ggad, szd eh, they seemed to have slept together (scratching her head)