A Hufflepuff Stardew Valley Player

Whether a work is anticipated or not, the author should know it. How many readers here followed the series after finishing the first two books? Your approach is truly disappointing.

If you just spout some outrageous theory to make everyone laugh, whether it's funny or not, they'll give you a laugh and that's it. But if your outrageous theory is serious, and those who disagree are considered to have misunderstood or aren't fans of the original book, then don't blame everyone for spitting in your face.

The pacing is a bit off; the Stardew Valley elements are too limited so far. It seems only parsnip and fishing are mentioned briefly, and their specific uses haven't been fully demonstrated. You won't attract players who like Stardew Valley like this.

Next up is Slytherin. Either he'd follow Palpatine's path: a country nobleman becomes a wizard, then president, then a legitimate emperor; he learns the resurrection spell from Horcruxes; he creates clones with magic; the Spartan Project; he handcrafts Imperial-class star destroyers; Voldemort; Sauron of the Lord of the Rings; and Palpatine are all inferior. 😁

I came across this book after drinking half a jin of liquor on the weekend night. It seems to have been posted by that jerk I've been following since Azkaban. The content is complicated and strange, emmmmmmm, so it shouldn't be because I was drunk, right? 😰

This book also died successfully. I think the author is better suited to pure Harry Potter. Keep it up, author, don't give up!

Azkaban, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff—it seems there aren't many house names left belonging to the author.

I initially read a few chapters after seeing the new book, but then dropped it. The author's writing style and character design felt inferior to their previous work. It wasn't just about creativity; the author relied heavily on dialogue without any third-person perspective.

Stardew Valley feels like it has no presence at all.

Yay! Stardew Valley! What do you mean by our family declining?