Hogwarts: My Cousin Is Too Fierce

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Congratulations! I'm Prefect Gemma Farley, and I'm delighted to welcome you to Slytherin House. Our emblem is the snake, the most intelligent of creatures; our house colors are emerald green and silver, and the entrance to our common room is hidden in the dungeon. As you can see, through the window we can see the bottom of Hogwarts Lake. We often see giant squid swishing by - and sometimes more interesting creatures. We loved feeling that our lair had a mysterious underwater shipwreck atmosphere. Now, there are a few things you should know about Slytherin House - and a few you should forget. First, let's clear up some ridiculous claims. You may have heard the rumors about Slytherin House - rubbish rumors that we are all into the dark arts, that we only speak to people whose great-grandfathers were great wizards, and so on. You should not take everything our competing colleges say. I'm not denying that our house has had some dark wizards, but so have the other three houses - they just don't want to admit it. And we do traditionally tend to admit students from pure-blood wizarding families, but now you will find a lot of students in Slytherin House who have at least one Muggle parent. There is a little-known fact that the other three houses are unwilling to mention: Merlin is a Slytherin. That's right, Merlin himself, the most famous wizard in history! It was at this academy that he learned everything! Do you want to follow in Merlin's footsteps? Or would you rather follow in the footsteps of the famous former Hufflepuff, Egrandina Puffet, who invented the self-cleaning dishcloth? I don't think so. That's it for clarifying the rumors. Let's talk about ourselves. We are the calmest and most indifferent college. We fight to win because we care about the honor and tradition of Slytherin. We will also gain respect from our classmates. Yes, there may be some fear in that respect because of our reputation in the dark arts community, but you know what? This can be a lot of fun and is known for getting into untouched territory. Give them a hint and you'll have access to an entire library of cursed books and see if anyone dares scribble on your pencil case. But we are not bad people. We are like our emblem, the snake: bright, powerful, and often misunderstood. For example, we Slytherins care about our own people - more than Ravenclaws. In Ravenclaw, not only do you see the largest group of nerds you've ever seen in your life, but you can also see them fighting tooth and nail to get good grades, but we Slytherins are each other's brothers and sisters. The corridors of Hogwarts can hold some traps for the unwary, but you'll be delighted to discover that the snake sculptures on the walls move with you around the school. We believe that once you turn into a snake, you become one of us - one of the elite. Do you know what Salazar Slytherin chooses students based on? Great seeds. You were chosen to attend this academy because you have the potential to be great. Well, you might see some people hanging around the common room and you might think there's nothing special about them. Keep these thoughts to yourself. If the Sorting Hat puts them here, there's something great about them that you shouldn't forget. Speaking of people without great potential, I haven't mentioned Gryffindor yet. Many people now say that Slytherin and Gryffindor represent two sides of the same coin. I personally feel that Gryffindor is just a bunch of people who want to be Slytherins. Mind you, some people say that Salazar Slytherin and Godric Gryffindor valued equally gifted students, so we may be more similar than we think. But that doesn't mean we want to be friends with Gryffindor. They want to beat us just a little less than we want to beat them. Something else you may need to know: Our academy ghost is Bloody Balor. If he likes you, he will sometimes agree to scare someone for you. Just don't ask him how he got all bloody; he doesn't like being asked that question. The password for the common room changes every two weeks. Always pay attention to notice boards. Never bring people from other houses into our common room or tell them our password. Our common room has not been visited by outsiders for seven centuries. I think that's all I have to say. I'm sure you will like our dormitory. Our bed was a classic four-poster bed with green silk curtains and silver silk embroidery on the sheets. Medieval tapestries depicting the famous Slytherin adventures hang on the walls, and silver lanterns hang from the ceiling. You will sleep well; the sound of the lake lapping against the windows is our lullaby at night.

When writing about Harry Potter, it is best if you are a native or only know a little bit about it, such as not knowing the location of the Horcruxes, otherwise it will easily appear that the protagonist is stupid, knowing the entire plot, but insisting on fighting with No one for seven years, fighting wits and courage. Another way to write it is to strengthen Voldemort, or to build individual organizations, that is, to strengthen the boss... After all, Harry Potter is a fairy tale, with a lot of bugs...

Dudley Dursley

Always family, Harry

The content is okay, but the writing is too compact. Although I know everyone's personality traits, it just gives me a reading experience of chasing people () Then I hope it will not be homogenized with other books and be more lively, such as letting Tom teach Harry the Death Curse or something like that, or giving Harry a personality-changing potion to watch Snape cry.

At the beginning, Hagrid and Snape threatened and humiliated the protagonist and his parents.

In Aboriginal literature, the sense of immersion in Aboriginal rebirth is reduced by one. Next, it depends on whether the author can grasp it better. After all, people from one country do not see how the author writes.

I have read many of the author's works, such as "The Mystery of the Female **" and "School Beauty**", and today we met at the starting point, 😏

In his previous life, Harry always thought that the Dali family had forgotten about Harry and the others and lived peacefully because of the Forgetting Curse. Until the day Aunt Petunia died, Harry secretly went to the funeral, thinking that no one knew him. Unexpectedly, Dali saw him, and the two people behind him recognized each other. It turns out that Dali didn't know why the Forgetting Curse failed, but he knew it was to protect them, so he kept pretending until he met Harry again at the funeral. The two families later resumed contact, and Porter told Dali intermittently what had happened that year.

The writing is quite interesting. (How to fill in the big holes? Like resurrection, like plug-ins?) It would be nice if there were more updates

I haven't watched it yet, but I know who the protagonist is from the introduction. I'm wondering, what qualities would it have if it was like Salvador Dali?

I think I've seen the same thing. Very familiar feeling.

After time travel and the latest chapter, the difference in character and combat power is a bit big. Or maybe I missed it 😰

The writing is quite good, but there are too few and the updates are too slow.