The Wizard in the World of Film and Television

The author has a thorough understanding of the magic of the HP world. The magic of HP is not an objective force, but a subjective and idealistic force. In Western magic novels from the starting point, magic is an objective element; in Marvel movies, magic is drawn from dimensions.

1. Autumn Zhang 2. Hermione 3·Luna 4. Ginny 5. Original heroine 6. Harry Potter 7. Ron 8. Original female protagonist (male) Please select

There are many worlds where you can learn magic, such as Harry Potter, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Constantine, and if it is not limited to movies, there are also DNF, World of Warcraft, Diablo, The Elder Scrolls, Forbidden City, Shape Moon, etc. I hope the author will write a mid-range and long-range mage who is not afraid of melee combat, but tries not to engage in melee combat. The melee mage plot was played badly.

We're recruiting female protagonists before it's even put on the shelves. Author, do you have the power to describe a flesh-and-blood female protagonist? If not, just write the plot, write the magic, and introduce the heroine too early are all things done in the early days of online writing. The heroine cannot be described with flesh and blood, making it look like she is in love with a few words.

It seems that he is going to become famous again, the power system framework

Voldemort with a nose is not a good Voldemort

Just a personal opinion. 1. There is no heroine that everyone likes. No matter how good the heroine is, not everyone can accept her. The proportion of the heroine's status in a book is very important. Few people can accept that a heroine who doesn't like or even hate spends all day in a book, and it is more likely to be abandoned. This means that if the author establishes a female protagonist, he will inevitably give up some readers. 2. It is difficult to establish a good heroine. In a book, it is not easy for the author to establish a good protagonist, let alone two characters? If the heroine has a one-sided image and appears rarely, what difference does it make if there is a heroine or not? If the female protagonist is prominent, it will definitely give people the feeling of suppressing the male protagonist, which is detrimental to the shaping of the male protagonist. If the heroine doesn't handle it properly, she will be embarrassed. 3. The appearance of the heroine may cause the book to collapse. There are so many stories that the heroine died because she was not attracted to him or her, there are too many to give examples. In fact, those who stay today do it for the plot, protagonist, and setting. Who does it for the illusory heroine? If the heroine's setting is not good, it will make these people leave in a hurry. 4. The prevalence of female protagonists. Looking at the list, it can be seen that the heyday of stallion style has long passed, and now it is a mainstream carnival without girls. Several books that impressed me deeply include "Secrets, High Martial Arts, Great Doctors, Academic Masters, Chat Groups..." Etc. Nowadays, readers are becoming less and less interested in female protagonists. Regardless of whether the female protagonist appears in these books later, readers who are undecided at this stage are not only not disgusted, but also happily buy stocks and play jokes. In my personal opinion, this book is not suitable for the female protagonist. The starting point of the male protagonist is too high, and there is no one who can match him. If you fall in love, you will feel like your personality has collapsed. Just like the many previous interactions between the protagonist and Hermione, the IQ was simply lowered... From the author's vote for the heroine, it can also be seen that the author does not have a complete concept of the heroine, that is, he is not ready to establish a heroine. If the author doesn't even have a unified way of thinking, how can the heroine he writes be accepted by readers? In short, the author writes well and leaves it to the readers!

By the way, am I a fan of Charlie Puth? Can I add some details?

It's rare to see a book without a female protagonist. Except for the main character, all of them are fathers. The four fathers lived together happily, but ended up being eunuchs.

The wizarding world in Harry Potter is a fragmented existence that cannot be described in words such as backward, ignorant, illogical, and unreasonable. Of course, for children's literature, it is enough that the world creation can make people imagine.