Hogwarts: Harry the Returning Paladin

The paladin was indeed Professor McGonagall's dream lover.

First there was a Shaman, now there's a Paladin, will there be a Death Knight next?

Why do all the authors give different names for twins? They say Fred, Fred, Fred, Fred... It's so confusing for the listeners!

It feels like another eunuch from the cat's side.

Even without repeating the Holy Slash, are you still a Paladin?

Doesn't the author really consider taking advantage of the limited word count to fix the bugs and inconsistencies with the original work in the early chapters?

The premise is really good, but what prevented me from continuing to read it was that the author didn't read the original book at all. For example, Hagrid applied to become a professor when Harry was in his first year, and Professor McGonagall knew that Harry's father and the other two were illegal Animagus. Does the author check the original world-building settings before starting to write? Do you realize how much your changes to details will affect?

The second chapter starts with a child abuse scene. Does the author really think British law is just for show? Can the author explain this?

It's been a month since the last update, and it's still getting recommended? What is Qidian trying to do?

I shouldn't have given the author a chance; they just ran away with the money.