[Harry Potter] So This Is What You're Like, Anita

I always feel that the heroine is a bit stupid and is being plotted against by many people.

Although but. . . This is too much for Qiu. It was obviously a happy day to be a bride, but she ended up regretting the engagement in front of so many people. This is too much.

What should I say? First of all, there is no derogatory connotation in this article. However, I feel that it may be a bit biased toward female protagonists. Draco no longer has that feeling. The evil villain in the eyes of others who is arrogant, bully, arrogant and tough-tongued. In the eyes of the righteous, it may be reflected a little bit at first, but then it will disappear. It feels like Draco's character image has not been established, and the plot exists for the heroine. Maybe it's Draco that I like, so I'm a bit picky Of course, this article is still relatively good in HP, but it is no longer the typical Draco.

Where is Xiaolong's hand? I find it very strange. In the UK, he is still a member of the Malfoy family. How dare Umbridge use the method of punishing Harry on the little dragon?

Even the HP world created by JK is so attractive. Who can refuse the mysterious and beautiful magic?

So Fao arranged for his granddaughter to be the third generation Dark Lord who started the war, but his granddaughter became the hero who saved the world.

It's really beautiful and very imaginative.

Great! The more you get to the back, the more exciting it becomes! ! ! This world view is really great!

Harry has a soul piece in his body. . .

I'm happy to see it from the front, but... Sad from the back