Harry Potter: Word Is, You’re the Only Single in Seventh Year

The continuation is by an author with the same name as the one who wrote Love FD. The main story is complete. If you have any questions, you can ask me on Weibo: A Parrot Who Is Still Furiously Typing Today In two sentences: Wang Xia, a student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, is supposed to start her seventh year this year. Over the past few years, major events have always seemed to happen at the school, but most of them had little to do with her. The Quidditch World Cup gives her the lucky chance to meet some of the school's most prominent students. Friendships and romances she never expected soon begin appearing one after another in Wang Xia's life. A few things to know before reading: There are multiple endings and branching routes. This is not a story where readers vote on the love interest. The heroine is independent, a slow burn, and devoted to one person. Even when she needs help, she won't turn to her younger brother unless she has no other choice (referring to the younger male leads). If you want to read about the heroine mouthing off, making everyone else do the work, and then sitting back to enjoy the fruits of their labor, please look elsewhere for a wish-fulfillment story. In Goblet of Fire, Cedric is in sixth year, not seventh. Please stop asking. The characters in this author's work aren't dolls who were born waiting to play a game of love and being loved with the heroine. If you can't stand accomplished people having ex-girlfriends or interacting with other girls, please leave sooner rather than later. This work contains a lot of original worldbuilding, but the author can generally make it all fit. Readers who get overly hung up on canon or can't accept original additions should also leave sooner rather than later. There are many male leads, including but not limited to students. Theme: Writing canon side characters in a way that differs from the mainstream portrayal