The Unburning One of Hogwarts

The protagonist is so happy that he left the mess of Game of Thrones directly and came to a perfect new world. The world of Game of Thrones itself is almost the same as some soul games, and the world keeps falling.

I personally strongly do not recommend that the protagonist go back to Game of Thrones, at least not for the current protagonist. His wings are not yet full, his thinking has not progressed, and his combat power is insufficient. The world of Game of Thrones is too dangerous. A world where ordinary people can kill demigods with a cork steel sword. That universe is extremely dangerous for spellcasters. The Three-Eyed Crow and the God of Light, Han Shen, all want the protagonist to die. There are also those so-called lords and kings. If the protagonist goes there, will he still have to scheming with a bunch of bad people? All the people there are probably killed in the fire pits of hell. Moreover, it is a thankless task. To prevent the destruction of the world of the Game of Thrones, the protagonist has to use his magic power to lift the world. The gain outweighs the losses. The universe does not get much reward, it is just an ember. The protagonist's family members are all dead, and the rest are all with evil intentions.

I don't intend to touch upon the world of Game of Thrones. I will only mention some related items and magic_(:з)∠)_ Mainly because there are so many things that need to be considered when writing Game of Thrones... War tactics and so on are beyond my scope of ability. Then it also seems redundant to the whole story. This is not a novel that focuses on time travel.

Originally, I couldn't understand the social basis of Rowling's pureblood stories. Until recently, after reading too many of Yuko's shocking remarks, I suddenly understood.

It's a good book. It has a sense of familiarity. It opens up the imagination. The protagonist is ignorant and kind, and it's age-appropriate. It's not that common. It has the feeling of a fairy tale book for adults. Ah, thank you. I feel very happy after reading it. so gkd

There is no third volume. It was too hasty when I first started writing. The outline of the third volume took more than half a month to work on, but there were more and more problems. I originally thought that no matter what my results were, I would finish writing my first contract. Now I find it's a bit naive. I'm very sorry to everyone, especially those who supported me when I was confused. But I really can't write it out.

This book is a fanfic that focuses on relaxed daily life, with occasional "small-scale (it should be said that the scope is not very wide, and there are not many participants and magical animals)" defensive battles. The rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, the characters are portrayed in subtle ways, and the storyline is vivid. It can be said to be a good HP fan work. However, based on my personal understanding of the HP story, with the growth of the current protagonist group, the original protagonist trio (especially Hallelujah), and the secret accumulation of a certain noseless monster grandson, the friction and fighting between the two sides should gradually increase, and Dany herself must have registered with Voldemort, and subsequent plots will further test the author's writing skills. As the saying goes, "There are a thousand Harley Quinns in the minds of a thousand people." When I first watched the movie and the original book, I felt that the story written by Ms. J. K. Rowling was a revenge & growth story with "learning-fighting-learning" as the main line. And then after watching A Song of Ice and Fire, which is full of killing and intrigue, I felt that the character settings of Daenerys and Harry Potter were consistent. When I was still in school at the time, I was imagining that if the characters of Binghuo and HP "traveled" to the opposite world, how would they continue to write their own stories? Unexpectedly, I am now lucky enough to see the author's work, which may be regarded as fulfilling one of my "dreams". In the world of HP, little Daenerys, whose parents died young, is freed from the dilemma of being a "beggar princess" and her brother who frequently beats and scolds her. She has a mentor who protects her and a close friend who cares about her. She will no longer be married off to a wild man husband like a commodity at the age of 14, nor will she be hastily become a queen with obvious leadership shortcomings, nor will there be any tragic savior "destiny" in which Nissa reincarnates and sacrifices herself. In the world of ice and fire, the various character flaws caused by her upbringing environment will be filled and healed, and she will thrive like a normal (well, she is not a Muggle after all) pre-millennial British girl outside the slowly falling Iron Curtain. The humanistic care that the author embodies at all times in the book is moving. As a loyal reader, I will continue to support the author, and I sincerely hope with other readers that the author's mentality will become more stable and his writing skills will improve day by day. Let us watch Daenerys step by step and become a true "queen" together, just like watching Ms. Rowling's Harry.

It is not recommended to return to Game of Thrones Writing about Game of Thrones requires at least some political foundation, and at least an understanding of the rules of the game for feudal kings and nobles, otherwise the writing will be a piece of shit. 90% of the Ice and Fire fans in the starting point are this kind of layman and have no eyes for it.

It has the flavor of a new era fairy tale. 😁

HP alone is boring. Why can't we travel between two worlds? When I was young, I went to HP to learn magic and left Ryuuji. After I graduated, I just took Ryuu back to Game of Thrones.