Hogwarts: Ouroboros

I'm convinced. The writing is very good, and the plot of each book is very interesting. I don't know why I always work as a eunuch.

After reading a few chapters, I have a few questions to ask the author: The setting is that changes in Gryffindor's time will affect the present. What about the butterfly effect? As Gryffindor changes, more and more plot characters will change, right? Suddenly there is a memory or history? Will it affect people, such as Harry Potter, who originally existed, but it was all because of changes in the past, and this person is no longer there, did he suddenly disappear or what should I say?

Keep it, the chief steward in the palace cannot be trusted

Just like the title, I didn't dare to read it, so I cut it off after two consecutive books with tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of words.

I initially thought that this book was another story about the protagonist traveling through the era of the Big Four, and then returning to the era of Harry Potter to become invincible. Then after reading it, I found that the author did not follow this routine. The plot of the story was much more interesting than I imagined, and my expectations were immediately raised.

Nice idea, but cut. …… …… …… …… I'm reading the latest one, so it's best not to cut it😦