First, the essence of the protagonist has not changed, but he is a bit gloomy.
Second, the author loves the protagonist and Dumbledore. If there is anything Dumbledore neglected in the article, it is the author's fault.
Third, the protagonist and his unforgettable girl have a simple friendship, and they are still children.
Fourth, Voldemort appears mostly as Tom Riddle, who is a bit handsome and a bit cute.
Fifth, both Voldemort and Riddle are in deep trouble, so there is no negotiation.
Sixth, justice will defeat evil.
Seventh, my owl is lost.
Literary copywriting:
Harry promised Nancy to become a well-loved and excellent person.
But Nancy told him in the end that as long as he was happy, everything would be better.
Nancy wanted to die before she became a demon, so Harry watched her die (a tribute to Kindaichi)
But he had been scarred by the dead girl and no longer had the strength to be a happy person. So I settle for the next best thing, okay?
Conception: