The Days of Being a Student at Hogwarts

It feels like something is unreasonable. At the beginning, it was said that the protagonist is very rational. When the admission notice was sent, the protagonist wanted to try the floating spell. But when he thought it was impossible, the envelope floated and he succeeded?

This embarrassing group is like a second-year junior high school student falling ill.

666. The protagonist, a non-magical family, won a magic knowledge competition. The professor regarded the knowledge points answered as talents. It was too weird.

I was poisoned by the lectures in Chapter 6. Goodbye

This book... Everything is under "Harry Potter", but nothing seems to have anything to do with "Harry Potter". Human nature is complex, and in this book, even the protagonist is not complex.

When I saw that the protagonist's parents were not allowed to enter Slytherin, and the protagonist didn't take it seriously, I knew that the protagonist would definitely enter Slytherin. Then it turned out to be the case, and then I felt,,, I'd better raise him.

What an exaggeration! He is always ecstatic, shocking, and instantaneous... I feel like the world is falling apart even after eating 😂

The Black family clearly understands Black's influence in the early stage. Will anyone touch the ancestral property? Will the ancestral property be left behind? The Potter family has assets left to make a profit, and it can be said that Dumbledore is there. Riddle's internally married families all have ancestral properties, and the magical world has been passed down through contract magic for many years. It is written that if the main line of a pure-blood family dies, at least an ancestral house will be left behind. Squibs will appear in all pure-blood families. You might as well write that it's a pure Muggle family.