I’m Just a Defense Against the Dark Arts Professor

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It's too troublesome for the protagonist to have no memory of his previous life. He has no memory of any location in the school. People who know him will be suspicious if they see it. After all, there is still Polyjuice Potion. Be careful who tries Legilimency again.

I've read the Harry Potter books and movies, but I'm not a fan. After catching up, I couldn't help but say, this book is really disappointing. The writing style is very mature, and the plots are interesting and not vulgar. Although some people always complain about the crow's mouth and the repetitiveness, I don't think anything is wrong at all. Isn't this the basic setting of the protagonist? Even the foreshadowing of the crow's mouth has been buried since it was not shown in the first few shots, and it feels very smooth when viewed. The overall logic is self-consistent and the plot arrangement is relatively reasonable. I am not sure if there are any loopholes compared with the original work. Anyway, just be happy and that's it. Come on, author!

Having said this, a question suddenly comes to mind, which is about fan works. There are many fan works now, covering many fields, including but not limited to games, novels, music, and animation, but there are only a few famous fan IPs, such as Warcraft, Lord of the Rings, Cthulhu, One Piece, Naruto, Kensan, and HP. One thing they all have in common is a grand worldview, or in other words, while the story is complete, it leaves a lot of room for imagination for other people to create secondary creations. As a result, countless second works have been produced. We can actually think of fandom as resting on one's laurels, but because this capital is too strong and has a wide audience, second-generation works can develop a lot of new content while inheriting the old capital. This should be the correct way to rest on one's laurels. Take HP fan fiction as an example. They are still resting on their laurels, but due to the different understandings of each excellent fan fiction author, the story line has undergone completely different changes, creating infinite possibilities within a limited plot paragraph, just like a parallel universe, thus bringing countless fresh feelings to the audience. There are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand readers, and each of these thousand Hamlets can have a wonderful story. Maybe this is the essence of second creation.

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The author has written about the problem of house elves in recent chapters, which has caused some book friends to shout and kill the elves who want to be free. The reason they gave themselves is that house elves are different species (someone used the word "race", which is a very serious issue, but I think what he really wanted to express is that the species are different), so there is no need to follow human rules for these different species, and they can be treated as animals. Here we will not discuss philosophical issues such as "What is the essence of human beings", let's discuss literary issues. "Harry Potter" is a children's literature. Like most children's literature, all the strange characters in it are actually "metaphors." For example, when you watch "Peppa Pig", you can't really think that the director is filming the story of a litter of pigs, but you must understand that what he wants to show everyone is a human family. We can also understand that the author Rowling included a lot of "private goods" in the book. For example, what is a "goblin"? They are greedy, control the wizarding world's finances, and always want to gain political power. What they are, the answer is obvious. As for the house elves, maybe Rowling just correctly defined them as "that", but I feel that they are more like low-caste and non-caste people in a large country in South Asia. As the author of this book said, "non-violent non-cooperation" cannot fundamentally solve their problems. What they need is a war of bloodshed and sacrifice. Perhaps some book lovers really like "Harry Potter" too much. For them, everything in the book is true and exists in another time and space. So let's discuss another question, if everything is true, do house elves serve all wizards? No! They serve the nobles among wizards - the powerful pure-blood wizards (the exception is the young wizards at Hogwarts, but only during school). Let's guess, in the eyes of pure-blood wizards (except pure-blood traitors like Weasley), who has a higher status, house elves or Muggles? Wizards from Muggle families are "Mudbloods" (another low caste, laugh~). They are not even looked down upon by house elves. So what are Muggles? Just untouchable! House elves can also use magic, so who are Muggles? Those book friends actually rank themselves with the "noble" pure-blood wizards. Isn't it ridiculous that they have to pretend to be Drac even though they are clearly Dudley? Stop shouting and killing house elves! Stop showing off your IQ by saying "They are not human and human rules do not apply". The way you say this reminds me of the ugly faces of those people who said "They are not a civilized world and do not apply the rules of a civilized world" more than a hundred years ago!

Anyone can have a heroine, even Harley. I liked reading books without heroines for a while, but I was disgusted by a few books. I still don't want to read books without heroines.

Guys, do you have any recommendations from other Harry fans? This book is very good. It can be said that it is the same style that I like to read like Professor of Magic, Bloodline Wizard, and Azkaban. But now there is a shortage of Harry fan books, and I have read many other completed ones. Do you have any recommendations?

Please, heroine Hilke