The Natural Magic of Hogwarts

The protagonist is an aboriginal and swallows up the time-travelers. This is quite unacceptable to me. I don't know what you think.

After reading most of the Harry Potter fanfics, I always had the idea of ​​writing one of my own. This idea was postponed for more than half a year (I had written hundreds of thousands of words before, but I didn't sign it to Qidian. I posted it on another website, and finally stopped because of my work) Based on that book, I removed the system, rewritten the protagonist's life and driving force, replaced the golden finger, and changed the setting. In terms of plot, because that book started with the pro-era era, there was no conflict, and I did not follow it. What I most want to do when writing Harry Potter fan fiction is to change some tragedies, save some lost characters, experience Hogwarts from the perspective of the protagonist, and change some of the rules of Hogwarts that I cannot accept - such as house disputes, blood theory, and the relationship between Muggles and wizards. This is the core route I chose for the protagonist. The protagonist's golden finger is just a tool to show off his talents, not everything. The most important thing is that I hope everyone will accept this story. The story of the novel is always the core, and the setting is the icing on the cake. How many chapters can be written with the setting as the core that will be recognized by readers? If it does not reach a hundred chapters, it will be abandoned. (I will reply to any self-biased comments with an explanation and then delete them because you cannot convince me to modify them.)

What does the author think is the Sorting Hat's first priority for sorting? Bloodline? Talent? Or is it the strong will of the wizard himself?

What can I say, I actually quite like the setting and the author's writing is pretty good. It's just that sometimes I feel like the protagonist is like a nanny. Wipe Malfoy's butt every day. Then Malfoy liked to mess with the savior again, so he left with the group in disguise... Then the protagonist kept slapping them in the face, saying that he didn't like to mess with them, and then got involved in everything 😥 In fact, I feel that the author can open his own line, there is really no need to play with them...

All novels with light novel titles are basically mindless white texts that do not follow logic and ignore the normal world view, thereby covering up the author's inability to control the true direction of the story.

The author has had some relationship problems recently, and the updates may be unstable. Some people are disillusioned with the world of mortals, so I am trying to persuade them. Don't push me anymore, I'm afraid he won't be able to think about it...

I really like the way Voldemort looks in this book! Child-controlled Tom! Tsundere Draco! I really love it so much! ! ! ! ! 😍😍 For a person who loves snakes, the setting of Verle is simply in love with him. He dreams of owning a snake like Verle or Fei Chi (a bit of a melon in reality) 😭. In fact, the setting of Voldemort as a boy or Tom is still very interesting to me. He is a handsome little silver coin (and miserable) 😌. Finally, I hope the author will keep writing. I originally read the pirated version, but now I am saving money and plan to order all of it. 🙂

To be honest, the colleagues in Qidian have raised the little snakes too high. A small society of about 3,000 people, a crude and incompetent government agency, and no worries about food and clothing. This kind of environment can cultivate so many intrigues. Besides, even if there are, it is not the turn of children aged 12 or 13 to participate. If there is such a deep city, other colleges will not dare to mess with it. The dean is not partial and can win the Academy Cup for 100 consecutive years.

I just feel like I've seen enough of the forced setting of orphans whose parents are unknown and then entering a snake farm.

I know where the violation lies. A child who has always pretended to be a well-behaved person firmly refuses to be adopted. In my opinion, his inner thoughts are not enough to justify his doing so, so the first few chapters of this book have always made me feel uncomfortable.