The Prisoner of Hogwarts

If there were no Legacy of Hogwarts, the protagonist would still be capable, but just a hundred people? Just kill so many people to become a legendary figure? Comparable to Mad-Eye? Still imprisoned in the Forbidden Forest, Greenwald's treatment? Is it worthy?

Have you ever been a prisoner? Some things were written randomly, so I took it for granted.

This article is definitely not boring, the opening grid is full, and the setting is relatively novel. But the recent performance of the protagonist is a bit unworthy of this setting. He proposed a very superficial theory and then used his own strength to prove it? What is the difference between this and success = talent + hard work? My assessment is that I sit at the same table as the black elementary school student next door.

You don't understand the race war at all. House elves are the glory of the ancestors. Before whites enslave blacks, blacks enslave whites. The first choice between two species is always war. Only when the strength is determined can the way of treatment be chosen.

I thought the protagonist was Grindelwald's type, but it turned out that the protagonist was worse than Voldemort, and he didn't want to see the protagonist anywhere.

Looking at this introduction, the protagonist was imprisoned by Dumbledore. Not only did he not take revenge after he came out, but he also rushed to help?

Malfoy is now your subordinate, and you are his boss. Even if you are the boss in name only, what is the difference between using Malfoy to find out if Barty is exposed, and yourself being exposed? It's too low to handle it this way.

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It's not the one in the introduction that hunted hundreds of dark wizards. I know, of course I know that Harry Potter is like this. Voldemort didn't kill as many as the protagonist, but this one killed hundreds of dark wizards and became a big devil, hahahaha. So how many hundreds were killed today?

In Harry Potter's seemingly huge but actually simple world view, don't set it too deep. The plot prefix After reading more than a dozen chapters, it is revealed that it involves private executions, secret organizations, post-war remnants, and the freedom of elves The protagonist is also given a background story involving many original characters, and is also burdened with a lot of emotions I can only think that the author is suffering from literary youth.