Teaching Alchemy at Hogwarts

I don't know why, but so many fan authors like to make Ron look so jumpy and provocative. Ron's character in the original book is introverted and rarely takes the initiative to cause trouble. In the original book, when he met Malfoy on the train, Ron didn't interrupt until Malfoy insulted his family. The same goes for other situations. Every time Malfoy provokes, Ron will choose to side with Harry, but will not take the initiative to talk to him unless Malfoy performs oral gymnastics on his family. Ron's character does have a bad side. Because of the excellent relationship between his brothers, he has a low self-esteem due to his less outstanding talent. So, when he becomes the focus of people's attention, he will be a little bit floating. But he has never been the kind of person to take the initiative, and likes to express his dissatisfaction Even when he broke up with Harry in the Goblet of Fire, it was Harry who started the conversation first, and he only started the conversation. It can only be said that among Harry Potter fans, Ron is definitely the one who has been hacked the most among the original characters.

It's very well written, why did you cut it?

Although this book is not as exaggerated as it is eye-catching, it is definitely interesting. Come on, author, don't be a eunuch!

Do you feel like the author is a little unclear on the relationship between the characters? The protagonist's father is a member of the Malfoy family, so he cannot be his grandfather and cousin! If the mother is the author of the Malfoy family, whose last name is it?