Harry Potter: the Rise of a Writer

To be honest, I don't think much of your book. First of all, you wrote Ice and Fire in the academy. I guess you haven't read your book. Are you taking it out without knowing anything about it? This is about human nature, machinations, etc. If you show it to professors, who the hell will think you are a child? Are you fucking trying to force your wits down? Are you sure Dumbledore wouldn't read your protagonist's mind? Look at how Voldemort spent his childhood.

It's a bit early to watch it. I'd better know how to gain weight before watching it. 🤫

The 28 settings of bloodlines and purebloods were added by Rollin on the official overseas Harry Potter website after the completion of the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts Movie series. Imagine Dangyu is set three times, and Fantastic Beasts is set two times. Then slowly connect the Harry Potter universe.

This is an appointment, right

The writing is good, very nice

Not to mention anything else, there are still many loopholes in just talking about copying famous works and becoming famous. Think about it from my perspective, if I go to the HP world and have a plug-in to remember the famous book, and there is no such famous book in that world. I will: 1. Study hard first, work hard to learn relevant knowledge, cultivate your own writing ability, and show your genius writing ability from an early age. 2. The improvement of my writing level must be able to demonstrate my genius without being too shocking. And it has to be in line with the life experiences of children my age. 3. At the appropriate time, integrate the famous works in your mind, understand what he wants to write, and then write it out through your own understanding and your own style. In this case, it feels much more reasonable. There is a big difference between copying Internet articles and copying classics. Writing classics requires a certain degree of literary skills and strength, while online articles pay more attention to plot. Even if the writing is a bit clumsy, it will not be a big problem. Therefore, many novels copied from online texts do not have a big problem in this regard.

The book is good, but there are too few people voting It took several days to get 100+ votes There are also a lot of people reading about investing Why do the recommendation votes increase so slowly?

Lockhart is underestimated by many fan authors, and the books he wrote are also undervalued. Let's put it this way, a book that details magical creatures and how to get along with them. Since it is so popular in the wizarding world, we can guess that there should be useful information in it, such as spells to deal with magical creatures. Moreover, it is also literary, which provides both learning and entertainment for the little wizard. These should be the reasons why Dumbledore agreed to list Lockhart's book as a textbook!

If the protagonist of this book is assassinated, then the protagonist's family business will be divided up immediately. A side character who does nothing can get shares in the company, and a protagonist maintains a group of sidekicks.

The Lord of the Rings was created in 1954, Harry Potter was created in 1997, and Harry Potter was born in 1980 in the book. Why doesn't Harry Potter know about The Lord of the Rings? (Ps Rowling didn't think about it)

The author thinks that the protagonist's first move is to try to counterattack with his remaining health in front of Lao Deng. Add some words to give Yu-Gi-Oh! A playable letter. Then Lao Deng will also give strong support. After all, he is from his own school. For example, it's stuck. Please believe me something like this

Although I don't feel that there are any big highlights, it is only five chapters and no obvious poisonous points have been found. It is a hay rather than a good one. You can still read it even if the writing and plot have not improved in the later years. There are too few books to read these days 😥. I have collected it and have two recommendation votes. Keep it up. Just please don't make a big jump!

When I saw Chapter 45, I just felt like it was an urban novel with a HP background (the kind that starts a business while studying). Whether the protagonist is running a magazine or playing a card game, he doesn't necessarily need magic. Does this HP background make sense? It is recommended that the author refer to it It has a more magical feel. Although there are many that have nothing to do with magic, they can all make readers feel that they are relevant (⊙⊙I don't know what I'm talking about)

It shouldn't be. At least before college, the protagonist who has lived in two lives should have an absolute advantage in terms of grades, let alone before high school. I suggest you modify it.

I just felt like the HP setting was just to attract attention, it was just like Wen Chao Gong added a magic shell.

Is there a Lord of the Rings movie yet? Dumbledore should play Gandalf😁

After a week of raising it, the plot is getting better and better, come on

When I saw a few students casually making the Hogwarts staircase model, I felt that the magic system of the article was a bit broken. According to the HP world, the magic knowledge required to turn a block into a moving staircase model requires good transfiguration, not to mention how to make the transfiguration fixed; as you read further, the content becomes increasingly irrelevant to magic.

Chapter 38 makes people feel speechless immediately 😅. An eleven-year-old kid who can't even cast ten spells threatens to kill the wizarding world. Can you scare the opponent? It can only appear that the protagonist is at a loss for words and has no choice but to fight ruthlessly If the person opposite me can laugh out loud on the spot, do you think you are Voldemort? The heartbreaking voice of the weak is heard by no one, while the whispers of the strong are obeyed by the world.

I always feel that the main character is too annoying? Slytherin stared at him, Ravenclaw stared at him, Gryffindor not yet, but how long? First week of enrollment...

Writing Lord of the Rings at 11 years old? 👍

Maomao is Lu Wei's nickname. In the orthodox novels, Hagrid sometimes calls Lu Wei Maomao as his nickname.

As a fan of the Eagle Academy, when I saw the protagonist entering Hufflepuff, I wanted to give up the article. Now it seems that it was all to pave the way for the following plot. I am well versed in the concept of uniting the majority and attacking the small group... (*•̀ᴗ•́*)و ̑̑

Can the protagonist absorb some Slytherins? I always feel that the protagonist's blood family belongs to a Slytherin family.