Hogwarts: Both Science and Magic

Suddenly, I had an idea. How about letting Ginny die from excess life force absorbed by Voldemort in the second school year? This would be the biggest blow to the Weasley family. Weasley devoted his loyalty to Dumbledore, but in exchange for his daughter's tragic death (being drained of life force), they would not help but wonder if Dumbledore was really right? And Harry will also have doubts about Dumbledore, a girl who liked him, the sister of his friend, the enthusiastic school girl, died because of the principal's inaction. This is such a joy!

Damn it, Dumbledore was killed in chapter 60, awesome

Dumbledore may be the strongest white wizard, but he is by no means a competent principal. The school is a place to cultivate students' talents, and it is by no means a battlefield for him to destroy Voldemort First of all, Tom becoming Voldemort has a certain relationship with Dumbledore's education at the time Secondly, the Defense Against the Dark Arts class changes teachers every year, and there are teachers like Quirrell and Harlot who do not bring knowledge to the students. Compared with the other two schools, Hogwart The quality of teaching here is doubtful Third, in order to train Harry to fight against Voldemort, dangers appear in Hogwarts every year. Take the first part as an example, the three-headed dog, the troll, and the possessed Quirrell, risking the lives of students Fourth, deliberately condoning the opposition between the schools, notably Slytherin and Gryffindor. Take the last part of the first part, instantly raising Gryffindor's score, which obviously violates the fairness of education

He Called Me Mudblood It means dirty blood Mud always despises Muggle born children Neither parents can do magic Like me. (比如我)                     ----- Hermione Granger reporter: Do you love Daniel?(你爱丹尼尔吗？) Little Tom: Yes, I love her, but I don't know what she thinks (Yes, I love him. But I don't know what he thinks) reporter: Tom says he loves you. What do you think? (Tom says he loves you, what do you think?) Little Danielle: I think love is two-way, just as I love him too (I think love is two-way, just as I love him too) ---- Reporter interview I really like Xiaolong and Sijiao. At 16, Harry became everyone's savior, while Draco, at 16, was forced to kill everyone, and he was supposed to kill everyone and run off into the sunset. The professor liked Lily because of that mudblood sentence, so they ended. However, what Lily didn't know was that Irene had just left not long ago... (Dumbledore also knew this) Everyone knew that Voldemort made Nagini into a Horcrux, but how many people knew that Voldemort found Nagini in the sewer We sing in hell We sing in hell We long for power We long for power We are full of ambition We are strong and calm We are elegant and self-sustaining We are elegant and self-sustaining We never regret it We never regret it We are always noble and pure Slytherin! Slytherin! Slytherin! Slytherin! We don't need applause and flowers, what we need is ambition and money. We are not pampered princesses, we are an ambitious snake. The women of Slytherin are not princesses shaped by candies and dolls, but cobras shaped by ambition and desire. Be proud of your faith, not be proud of your dignity, Attach importance to the side, and do not underestimate the enemy with impetuosity. Assess the situation and protect yourself wisely. Be true to your words and be resolute in your actions. We come from the mire, we emerge from the abyss, we are Slytherin! Slytherin! Slytherin!

Not bad! The narrative is clear and does not drag. The important thing is not to lick the dog... Come on😊

I just read the first fifteen chapters, and I feel that the author's writing is very confusing. The first chapter talks about the floating city, the next chapter focuses on Harry Potter, the next chapter studies the transfiguration, and then the Patronus. Each chapter is the same, just write whatever comes to mind.

. . . The heroine or Hermione? But given Hermione's age, she won't be of much help to the protagonist. . . With the current speed of the protagonist's strength development, it is completely possible to defeat Voldemort alone during the Goblet of Fire. And Hermione hasn't grown up yet. It's best to make an original adult witch or a senior witch, otherwise there won't be a female protagonist 🙂🙂🙂

The front part is very good, but the back part is so vicious that I just leave without looking at it.

The author has written too much about Snape, always emphasizing that he is pitiful. For readers like me who have never seen Harry Potter and don't understand Snape, this is a bit too much. From the beginning of sympathy, I am now a bit disgusted. After all, I have never seen the movie and I don't know what happened to him. There's no sense of immersion, it's a bit of a drama.

I kept thinking about how my left hand kept releasing Ten Thousand Curses, and my right hand made a slight dash. Is he invincible in the magical world?