A Magical Journey Beginning in Azkaban

After reading the previous dozens of chapters, there are too many minor points. 1 An adult traveled to Azkaban and lived for 11 years, still thinking like a child 2 The pure-blood ancestral home was robbed and left in ruins, as if it was a joke. Black's house was robbed? 3 Dumbledore is too dark, why Hermione went to Gryffindor because Lao Deng was too manipulative 4 The most unbearable thing is that he always tells people who are not familiar with him little secrets that only a few people know, such as the blood alliance between Dumbledore and Grindelwald, Snape's patron saint, etc. Others, such as making 10 billion by shorting the former Soviet Union, and being able to make trouble in the Muggle financial system just after being released from prison, just ignore it. If you don't write that the protagonist is a prophet, you can explain everything, but it won't be interesting.

Another one with a blue bar on HP, and you just go for it, but the magic power is 2.3. One magic consumes a little, and the two magics of the protagonist will wither. You are not a natural squib as the protagonist, not even as good as Filch, you are right.

To be honest, in this book, people around me say that the protagonist is humble and polite, but in the previous part I only saw a brat with low emotional intelligence and rudeness who is more stupid and stubborn than Gryffindor. So I can't stand it anymore. Shouting to the conservatives that we should learn from Magua. We never deal with things softly. Instead, we pick up troubles in various ways, treat others with rude names, have a harsh tone, and use inappropriate communication strategies. . .

I went to a second-hand bookstore to negotiate the price for half a day when buying textbooks, and saved 2 Galleons, Then I bought an owl for 100 Galleons 😅😅😅😅😅😅

The game started with a bang. Uncle Harry didn't know about wizards so he didn't let Harry read the letter. You, an Azkaban warden, still hid the letter from him. You're more awesome than Dumbledore.

You can sleep short on Russia. Do you think Soros's quantitative fund has never succeeded in raising rubles for so many years? Did he not want to? Do you know what Russia did when Soros shorted the ruble in 1997? It was announced that all bonds and stocks purchased by foreign investors would stop being redeemed, and all fixed assets of the Russian military industry would be used to offset them. Soros lost at least 3 billion in the first war. The Soviet Union disintegrated on December 26, 1991, and the Russian Foreign Exchange Exchange was established in January 1992. In the same year, Russia promulgated the "Foreign Exchange Regulation and Foreign Exchange Control Law." Do you think that if you short the ruble at this time, what you will get in the end is more money than you can spend in a lifetime, a military factory that has not been started in twenty years, or more potatoes than you can eat in ten lifetimes?

What I don't understand the most is why the author wanted to write about Dumbledore plotting against Hermione. Harry was the one he cared about from the beginning to the end. If it weren't for the Horcruxes, Voldemort would have just done it alone.

1. I'm a bit malicious towards Dumbledore 2. No matter how bad the original author's economic system is, you can't inflate it like this. The income and expenditure can easily reach hundreds of thousands or millions of galleons. 3. The eleven-year-old protagonist led others to exchange galleons for pounds and used leverage to earn more than 10 billion when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. This was just a matter of time and passed without seeing it. What the hell was it that he could later exchange three million galleons from Gringotts and the black market? 4. What is the operation of going to the former Soviet Union to snatch 30 million books (this is what I saw). Also, what impresses me most about the magical world is not the magic that destroys the world at every turn, but the magic of the Weasleys' mothers when they cook. The kind of world where people enjoy the convenience of magic all the time, and can solve all the little troubles with a wave of their hands, which shows the foundation of a normal world. Although nuclear bombs are powerful, smart homes such as sweeping robots obviously better reflect the convenience of technology.

Chapter seventy-seven, the reason for abandoning the book, I always like to change the names of some HP knowledge. For example, the Floating Curse can also be called the Suspension Curse, but it was changed to the Flying Feather Curse, which directly cultivates immortality; Another example is the Blood Curse Orc, a common name that everyone who has read the original book or movie knows, has to be changed to the Blood Curse Orc. If you have a reason, forget it. Changing the word will not do any good except making people laugh.

No Hermione, please. Having a good relationship with Hermione in the early stage will not only do no good, but will also lead the protagonist to a dangerous place.