Hogwarts: Harry Returns from His Magical Awakening

This game is so cool and people still write articles, it makes me cry

I didn't bother to read the part about taking Dali as a little brother and reasoning with his aunt and uncle. Other fans were fine. He was the one who took him in, but this Dumbledore gave Harry money and fed him. After giving him money, he also made Harry suffer in his childhood (there was nothing to clean up. He was bullied and had to do housework at a young age, so there are some who just took him in), and he was a pure villain. . . .

The magic has awakened, why can't I bring Sister Ka with me?

The heroine in the drama sense is Hermione

It seems that the first few chapters are completely confusing. I am obviously a veteran player of Magic Awakening but I don't know the plot at all. If I only play the game and have not read the original work or watched the movie, then I see that there are a lot of plots about the original work in the game, and the cards are also introduced? But I don't know Harry's origins, nor do I know his parents Lily and James at all. I have never heard of the Sorcerer's Stone and so on. I really don't understand

Parallel Aboriginal? Have indigenous fandoms become popular again recently?

Before I even finished the first chapter, I knew this book wasn't for me. If you can't play memes that are suitable for the current environment, then it's a bad joke.

You can write well. Cheers, author --from HPMA server opening players (top three in the former dance party and top 100 in the duel)

After playing this game for two years, I got 9,000 points for the first time. To celebrate, if anyone else plays dd, you can come to me.

Is it possible to use character cards so that in future fights, we can group fight and kick? How can the protagonist not have lackeys? I like the wizard best when he sees an acquaintance.

Can I get the Fengming set recently without krypton?

Love how this article combines the Magic Awakening game with the original Harry Potter books. There are many game jokes in it, such as because the Badger Courtyard has the smallest number of people in the game, so players are initially assigned to the Badger Courtyard, flash melons, inflatable fireworks, colorful cards, the Malfoy trio that can only be used to put multiple ices, prank canary cookies, a history of magic class that can only answer questions but not fights, and a Muggle studies class. Players who have played the game can read it happily. Especially this article portrays each person's character very well and feels very real: the more witty Harry Potter, the somewhat preachy Hermione, the somewhat inferior Ron, etc. But there are a few questions that I don't quite understand: 1. When Harry Potter was playing the game, what did he think when he saw a companion card named Harry and Harry that looked exactly like him? 2. Can I buy multiple wands at a wand shop? (Of course it's possible in the game, but is it possible in the original book? I've seen a fanfic before where I bought more than a hundred wands at a wand shop and was criticized wildly in the comment section.) 3. After reading the original work, Hermione entered the Harry Potter carriage without knocking on the door, and the adjective was arrogant. Would she say it was rude for others to enter the carriage without knocking? 4. Some of the homophones in the article are in Chinese, such as the mysterious man and the constipation man, which are a little bit funny, but the impact is not big. The Magic Awakening game played by Harry Potter is still in Chinese with English dubbing, so it may be Chinese.

A eunuch? Very good writing