[Harry Potter Reading Experience] Discovering the Legend

Wow, what a surprise to read this book. One thing that has always made me sad is that Harry is a very sensible, kind and very tolerant person, so no one knows about the many grievances he suffered. Obviously these grievances placed on anyone would force him to go astray. His life was not even as good as Voldemort's, but he grew up in such a harsh environment, grew up kindly, tolerated everyone, and was willing to sacrifice himself for justice. It is no exaggeration to say that he is the savior. His greatness is self-evident.

After reading the big translation, I decided to crawl into my scarf and eat raw meat. It took me a lot of time to search for how to open the file (laughs). Thank you very much for translating this big project (the translation software translated black into black people, I really couldn't hold it in anymore [covering my face and laughing and crying])

Sir, isn't it your fault that Harry refuses to respect you? If you yourself are unwilling to treat others kindly, is there any difference between driving someone crazy and then asking them why they are crazy?

I can't imagine how many times I'll catch Harry later when I read about his resentment towards his godfather... My mother, the chaos of the century, and in the end, they used the time turner to save Sirius, and Snape's nose was so angry that he was crooked.

It's not just Padfoot, whoever sees it won't get mad, the Dursleys are all idiots

Good guy, Maggie's name for Dudley in the original version turned out to be so explosive hahh

I can all imagine the demons dancing wildly in the next chapter (sad)

Then the godfather and son met for the first time (although Harry didn't recognize him)

I sincerely think that Harry has not grown crooked in these years. Merlin bless him.

Harry is so pathetic, I really don't like wishing he had to go to that Dursley hell without being spoiled by fame or protected by blood.