Hogwarts: Rise of the Blood Queen

Jiangjiang is here, bringing army hot pot, Bobo chicken, dried tofu with egg, fried tofu and steamed bun soup, and snail and lion rice noodles to watch the big book and make a call while eating.

Should we call him Ronald or Bai Hang? Can we unify them? Every time I see that the protagonists in these Western time travel stories have Western names, they are born into Western families, and others are called by Western names, but the first person of the author insists on using the name of the East before the time travel, making it seem like there are two people. I just want to ask these authors, don't you find it strange when you read it? Is it difficult to unify the names?

Why we like fan fiction, I think the main reasons are: 1. The characters of the original work are deeply rooted in people's hearts, and I like the original characters very much; 2. The regrets in the plot of the original work (some characters have ill-fated, etc.) But this is exactly the case. The requirements for good fan fiction are more stringent, at least the plot is more rigorous, and there can be two authors (but at least it should be to a reasonable extent. You can at least read the original work again and compare it). We like some characters in the original work, not the name, but the character and behavior of the character written by the original author. However, many fan fictions have written these characters out of order. Apart from the name, we can no longer see the moving parts of that character. (For example, Hermione, many people like her for her intelligence, kindness, bravery, and independence. However, in the writings of countless fan authors, Hermione has become a nymphomaniac and one of the three thousand prostitutes in the harem of the stallion protagonist. Is this Hermione still a character we like? Not anymore.)

Come on, this is the first time I've seen the magic from The Versatile Mage transplanted into this type of novel. I hope it doesn't collapse later

Can the main character's name be changed? It would be too uncomfortable to be called "White".

I didn't see Jianjian, I only saw two words, I felt aggrieved.

HP really wants to keep it simple? Just leave the UK

It feels like the protagonist is like a dog being led by the nose. I wonder if the author is such a person.

Don't scold the family, I know the protagonist is unstable, I'm just a Muggle writing a book.

After reading the first one, can't you be more serious about writing a book? What is non-mainstream

There seems to be other magic schools besides Hogwarts

The title of this book gives me the feeling of being kept, and the person being kept is a man, the master of the harem. It's very disturbing no matter how you read it.

Is there a heroine? Who is the heroine?

Is the Blood Queen the heroine? At least it was clear from the front, I only see it as an enemy

Charlie here is a bit annoying

Finally found it, it turns out I entered the wrong book title haha