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Who was it that chased Malfoy all over the academy and even alerted Lucius?
Who blew up the potions room twenty-two times, leaving Snape with nowhere to teach?
Who stole all the medicinal materials at once, leaving no potions class?
Who punched Pettigrew, kicked Crouch, and twisted off Voldemort's head to use as a ball?
Who is it, who plays pranks all over Hogwarts, impressing the Weasley twins and making them their confidants?
It's her, it's her, it's her, Gryffindor's campus bully, the one who deducted 30,000 Gryffindor points in one semester but got them all back!
When others ride brooms, she wields swords; when others boil potions, she makes elixirs. She is maverick and walks like a wind. She dares to offend anyone, but no one dares to offend her.
Let us light the wax for Draco in silence.
——Reading Guide——☆
1. The author has only read the original work, never watched the movie, never played the game, and has not beautified Draco at all.
2. A happy ending, daily joy and sweet love. There are more male protagonists, but there is no bloody love triangle, similar to Ginny's one-to-one romance.
3. There was Voldemort, but he was killed by the heroine as soon as he appeared. The female protagonist is far more powerful than the male protagonist, so be careful to avoid lightning.
4. Although she also has black hair and golden eyes, she is not the same person as the heroine in the previous book. The heroine has no common name, and her Taoist name is Qingmiao. The translation is Ethereal Limpidity, transliterated as Irio Renpeti.
It has a completely different plot direction and heroine's character from the previous one.
Please note that the sugar content exceeds the standard (Sentra: I'm the only one who hates the co-author, right)
Intention: Good good study, day day up.
