Harry Potter: Baudelaire's Thrilling Adventures

Yvette's temperament seems a bit melancholic. She is interesting enough and unique enough, but she blends peacefully into the group without appearing too unique. Sounds like a very interesting soul.

Is Yiweite an orphan and adopted? Then why can she still inherit the inheritance? Thanks to the kind people who helped me with the answer

What, it's an update! ! [Hug][hug][cat's paw][cat's paw]

Indeed, I remember that the only description of Hermione's grades in the first grade was what Old Malfoy said to his son in the Borgin's Bock store at the beginning of HP 2: "Your grades are not as good as those of a Muggle-born girl" (roughly the same meaning)

No more QAQ

Although the changed name sounds nice and artistic, I still prefer the original Baudelaire's Chilling Adventures. I feel like that one is more in line with Yvette's style of acting. P. S. It's great to have an update, Mrs. (/≧▽≦/)

Em is Regulus? Or the original male protagonist Regulus? Or is the translated version different?

So the heroine is the daughter of her father's third wife. Her father killed her mother, and her grandmother killed her father. Who killed the other two wives?

There is no Care of Magical Creatures in first grade, it is an elective course only offered in third grade.

I can't sleep if I don't answer ten questions before entering the door (dog head)