Harry Potter: Muggles Are Hard to Guard Against
HP之麻瓜难防
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 61k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 16y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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19Chapters
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The big writing is very surprising, I like it very much
Waiting and waiting, all the flowers of waiting have faded and my heart has become cold
If you can still see the Leaky Cauldron, it means there is hope...
So... Wore it??
It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter, I will keep it, wait...
Forgot to score, please make up for it
Did you edit it before you even saw it, turning what was originally written into a spin-off? Link to blog post? Or no matter what, read both the original article and the new article!
... As soon as I opened the page, I found that it was almost completely locked, and then I realized that the author wanted to revise the article. Well, forgive me for posting the comments first, I will add them when the article is almost ready. Revising articles or something like that may not be a precursor to giving up. Zhi Hong is writing an article. Because the writing is not good enough, almost all chapters of the novel with a total of 18,000 words have been deleted and changed. Now she is still insisting on updating it. Anyway, just keep working hard~~\\(≧▽≦)/~
Abandon it and reopen it Personally, I think the creativity of this article is really ridiculous. It is very easy to cause the appearance of Tomsu Of course this is just a family opinion If you really want to write it down Then let us look forward to it
Isn't Harry a Muggle? How could he see the Leaky Cauldron? And isn't he an orphan? How can he get so much money to stay at the Leaky Cauldron? Or is it that the money an orphan has accumulated over the years is enough for you to pay for a room in a bar where prices plummeted during World War II? I assume that the plummeting prices in the Muggle world can affect the wizarding world (not to mention that I seem to remember that prices in London during World War II were rising rapidly...