The Growth of Hogwarts' Sharp-Tongued Magizoologist

I personally hope that the heroine is Luna and the heroine is Hermione. I have read too many fics.

It's a good book when Hermione doesn't appear. As soon as the interactive plot between Hermione and the protagonist appears, it starts to stretch. Give up the interactive plot with Hermione.

Why do some people think that the heroine will be a dementor? And I think the idea is very good. Is this my problem or his?

I remember clearly that Luna was married to Newt's grandson

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How about not engaging in ambiguity in the first place? If you don't accept Hermione or have a harem, maybe only 20% of people will be unhappy. If you engage in ambiguity and watch Hermione with others, it's not an ordinary poison. As soon as the gift girl thing comes out, basically 80% of people will complain.

This is the Hermione you miss

This novel would be very good without Hermione. Not to mention that the protagonist is already in third grade. He should spend more time in class than Hermione. How can they be together all day? Is there a first-year wizard who is proficient in using armor to protect himself? You said that you didn't write about magical animals in this title of your book, but about emotions. Mainly because you chose Luna as the heroine, but you also had to include Hermione, which made people uncomfortable.

I think it doesn't matter what the heroine is, but the author made the relationship between the protagonist and the girl so ambiguous. It's really poisonous to not accept it, and it feels like giving away the girl.

This thing is much easier to use than a magic wand