
I Escaped the Famine and Got Accepted to Hogwarts
逃出饥荒的我被霍格沃茨录取了
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Fans of Harry Potter and Don't Starve are collectively called Harry Potter and Don't Starve fans.
Author, don't blame the lack of people, everyone who plays Don't Starve is here
Popular science on the worldview of Don't Starve World, which helps people who have never played Don't Starve in detail understand the worldview of Don't Starve, and explains the meaning of some terms, such as Shadow and Old God (sourced from Clay's official website and compiled by himself)
The ancient Famine Continent was originally dominated by the old gods, and then the old gods fell asleep and their external form was the moon. The foreign invader Shadow took the opportunity to invade the continent. At that time, there was already a high-level intelligent civilization on the Famine Continent, that is, the insect race. They were led by two sacrifices. The following is a brief summary. Known as the leader of the Torch Sacrifice and the Scepter Sacrifice, Shadow managed to let them discover Nightmare Fuel, a pure shadow condensation, an almost inexhaustible energy source. With this power, the technology of the Insect clan advanced by leaps and bounds, and soon they built a gate to obtain more Nightmare Fuel. At the right moment, the Scepter Priest led his followers to oppose, but they were no match for the Torch Sacrifice and most of the insect people, so the Scepter Priest led his followers who believed in the old god city to leave. Then, the ancient gate opened, and the insect people thought they had a bright future waiting for them. However, the large gate insects spewed out. What came out was pure shadow. Only then did the Insect clan realize the seriousness of the matter. At the critical moment, the Torch Sacrifice and the Scepter Sacrifice worked together to break a corner of the ancient gate and sealed the entrance to the shadow invasion. However, the entire Insect clan was also on the verge of extinction. They had been completely swallowed by the shadow, leaving only The body twisted by the shadow in the lower cave is the shadow monster. As atonement, the torch priest volunteered to guard the ancient gate forever. Even if he dies, he must protect the gate from being opened again. Even if it dies, his remains will continue to fulfill his last wish driven by the shadow, which is b The oss Shadow Weaver and the Scepter Priest are missing. Although the Shadow Gate has been sealed, the Shadows have invaded the world. They need a spokesperson to seize control of the world and defeat the old gods. The negative emotions exuded by the down-and-out Maxwell are simply shadows. A natural container, so Maxwell got the Shadow Magic Book. The down-and-out magician quickly became famous with the help of shadow magic. Then during another performance, the shadow magic went out of control, pulling Maxwell and his assistant Charlie into the Famine Continent. With the help of Maxwell, they successfully obtained He gained control of the ancient Famine Continent, and Maxwell also used the shadow to gain the same power as the Creator. Maxwell built a new continent on the ruins of the ancient Famine Continent. The design inside was inspired by Maxwell's modern society, such as various modern plants, birch grass branches and animals. There are no such things as animals, pigs, cattle, etc., But the ancient Famine Continent does not have these things. It is only guarded by the dilapidated ruins of the Insects and the mechanical creations left by the ancient Insects. However, Maxwell was not willing to be the puppet of the shadow, so it closed the entrance to the ancient Famine Continent, which is today's Famine Continent. In the underground world, as punishment, the Shadow imprisoned Maxwell on the throne, but Maxwell was not willing to sit still and wait for death, so he returned to his own world and found a group of people to liberate him. In the end, a scientist named Wilson went through many difficulties and broke into Maxwell In front of the throne, Maxwell persuaded Wilson to sit on the throne so that he could go home. So Wilson, who was deceived, accepted the punishment of the Shadow Gate instead of Maxwell. Although Maxwell lost the power of the Creator, he still had the Shadow Magic Book and the most important freedom. Maxwell was later exiled to the Famine Continent, leaving the deceived Wilson helpless and furious. After a while, Charlie came to the bored Wilson, but something seemed wrong with Charlie. He was surrounded by shadows and looked schizophrenic. It seemed that the shadows had chosen He made her his new spokesperson, and then Charlie liberated Wilson and threw him into the Famine Continent. As Charlie's dark side and Charlie himself merged into one, Charlie became the new spokesperson of the Shadows and sat on the Shadow Throne. With the roar, the statue left by Maxwell began to collapse. , Roses and new buildings began to emerge, and Shadow Queen Charlie officially appeared. On the other side, Maxwell, who had no survival experience, was frightened by the hunting dog and met Wilson who was having a barbecue. Then the two fought, and finally the two who were exhausted decided to reconcile and find a way out together. , Maxwell's magical knowledge + Wilson's scientific and technological knowledge, they successfully created a portal. Just as the two were rejoicing, Charlie used the power of shadow to distort the portal. A large number of thorns and roses entangled the door, and changed the portal into a suction door. A large number of newcomers such as Wendy and others appeared one after another, starting the story of Don't Starve Together (It's not easy to play by hand. The content comes from Clay's official website and in-game text. It was published after polishing by me. You can see it here, please like and leave a comment)
What? I thought the protagonist ran away from Ireland, but I didn't expect it to be this famine.
Reward you with the heat that famine deserves 🙂
Some people have tampered with the original work in their own right, and are still spreading the comments wildly.
Many people have never seen Harry Potter, or may not even have seen the movie, or the characters in the movie are so well created that they mislead people. First, James (Harry Potter's father) bullied Severus endlessly (this view came from Lupine, who disapproved of their ruthless bullying of Severus Snape). At least in the eyes of the kind-hearted Lupin, the behavior of James and the four of them was bullying of Snape. James was arrogant and reckless. After he and Snape had different views on Slytherin, they began to confront each other, but James never thought about Snape's death (James rescued Snape when Snape broke through Lupine's werewolf transformation). From my personal point of view, there is no doubt that James was a school bully when he was in school (although he was a school bully against Slytherin), and during the Order of the Phoenix, James was able to stand on the side of justice against Voldemort. Snape was addicted to dark magic when he was in school, and later turned to Voldemort (it is doubtful whether he killed anyone). It's hard to say which one is better between these two people, but James can stand on the side of justice in the end. Second, regarding the relationship between Vernon and James, it is largely Vernon's problem. In the plot, Vernon asks James what kind of car he drives, James describes his broom, and Vernon (hostile for some unknown reason) loudly thinks that wizards must live on unemployment benefits. James explained about Gringotts and the fortune his parents had saved there in solid gold. Vernon couldn't tell if he was being teased or not, so he left angrily. Lily (Harry Potter's mother) bursts into tears (obviously distressed) about the meeting, and James promises to reconcile with Vernon. But when he saw Vernon again, the rich farmer chose not to talk to James, and loudly said next to James that James was "some kind of amateur magician". In the end, they broke up on bad terms and did not attend Lily and James' wedding. This episode is obviously due to Vernon's subjective malice that led to a bad relationship, and James even wanted to take the initiative to make up for the relationship because of Lily (James may be older and has grown up). Third, about the Dursleys and Harry Potter. Everyone knows this plot, so I won't say more. But does adopting a child make it okay to abuse and emotionally abuse that child? Some say they took a risk by raising Potter after all. But I still have this view. Can I abuse and mentally abuse a child openly and openly? (If the reason is established, then parents who have children can abuse and mentally abuse their children as a matter of course. This is obviously unreasonable, does not meet moral requirements, and of course violates legal requirements when it exceeds the limit [although I don't know how British law stipulates it]). The Dursleys, whom I have always disliked. The following are JK Rowling's original words: "The Dursleys are reactionary, biased, narrow-minded, ignorant, and paranoid; most of the things I dislike the most." Above, some people have wildly tampered with the original work, modified the content of the original work based on personal preferences, and then kept repeating it and claiming that it is the original work. I really can't stand it. Comment on this. Finally, the author's novels are fan novels after all. As long as they don't claim to be original works, I can accept them and even enjoy reading them. (Quotes from JK Rowling's Harry Potter series, and content written by JK Rowling on the official Harry Potter website)
It's really nice. I heard it was written by a college student? It's very clever. What comes out of three branches + big meat is not meatballs, it's a failed dish. The three fillings can be ice cubes.
In fact, Harry was really having a good time at his aunt's house.
Why does Dumbledore think Harry is living a good life at his aunt's house? Dumbledore: "What? A kid your age doesn't have to clean chimneys?"
The biggest highlight of this book is that it avoids the two biggest minefields that other Harry Potter fans currently have. The first is that the male protagonist is not gay or has gay tendencies, and the second is that he has no idea what to think about a group of eleven-year-old minors. With just these two points, I think it is already a good material for Harry fandoms. In addition, the author's writing style and settings are pretty good. Overall, it is at least T1 or above in the Harry fandom area.
The author is great, can the protagonist obtain the skill trees and characteristics of other Don't Starve characters, Wilson, Willow, Wendy, Big Head, Woody, Humorous Balloon Man, Maxwell (already obtained), Valkyrie, Winona, Cook, Walter, Wanda, Spider-Man, Murloc, Demon Man, Robot, Granny