Hogwarts: Another Way to the Savior

The quality is good, but it's actually a female channel. Whether it is a twin setting, there are discussions about heirs and persecution at the beginning, and even sexualized descriptions of male characters everywhere. I don't know how the author plans to deal with the relationship between Harry Potter and Theo. Please note that this is the Qidian male channel

It's very good. I finished it all the first time I watched it and am waiting for updates. I really appreciate the author's conception of the world line in which James Potter survives, and the growth and change of Lily as Mrs. "Potter" instead of an ordinary girl. There are also additions to the laws of the Ministry of Magic and the inheritance of European and American legal systems. I hope to continue writing.

Update? It's been down for almost three days

Those who were supposed to die survived, and those who were supposed to survive returned to dust; Those who were destined to go to the light fell into shadow, and those who were destined to sink into darkness found the light of the sky. Under the curtain of light there is dirt and evil, and in the abyss of the long night the sparks are not extinguished. When the sword of Hercules falls and cuts off the old evil of Hydra, the day Salazar's successor ascends the Serpentine Throne, the old world will return to nothingness.

Is it finally on the shelves? Congratulations🎉

Fate setting discussion (suitable for posting in the novel comment section, with clear logic and no storytelling) Combined with the setting in this fan, let's talk about the fate logic of Harry, Voldemort, and the twin brothers: 1. Harry originally had the destiny of a savior hero: he went through many hardships as a young man and spent his life fighting to protect the world. In middle age, his edge faded and he became ordinary. He was respected for his good deeds, but he did not have supreme authority. The core of his destiny was tolerance, sacrifice, and kindness. 2. Voldemort was born a lonely overlord with a destiny: he was born with only six relatives and only a few relatives. When he was young, he was wandering around and killed decisively. In his middle age, he held great power and surrendered to all parties. His destiny had a lonely background, and he was most taboo about splitting his own soul. 3. Voldemort continued to split the Horcruxes, and his destiny was disgusted with his self-destruction of the soul, so he transferred this overlord destiny to Harry. Originally, Harry's savior personality and Voldemort's overlord personality were naturally in conflict with each other. The coexistence of the two personalities would only lead to continuous internal friction. Even if one of them was taken away, the remaining personality would be greatly reduced, leading to a mediocre life. 4. The twin brother Jimbert was mistaken for the Son of Destiny and forcibly took away Harry's original savior destiny, unintentionally solving the deadlock of conflicting destiny. Harry no longer bears the moral shackles of "must save the world" and can fully inherit Voldemort's fate of being in power. 5. Voldemort has long been unable to hold on to his destiny due to his broken soul. As long as Harry kills Voldemort with his own hands, this overlord destiny will completely belong to him. The suffering in the first half of his life was never worthy of praise. The hardships of the Dursley family and the betrayal of his close relatives were real pains. However, this misalignment of fate made Harry no longer have to be a savior who sacrificed for free. Instead, he had the capital to control the order of the wizarding world and ascend to the Serpent Throne. Voldemort's shallow kinship with evil is the background of his nature. Harry also experienced alienation from family in the first half of his life. The two have the same fate. The only difference is that Voldemort was swallowed up by his obsession with immortality and went crazy, while Harry survived the darkness and had the opportunity to find his own path to power.

You won't regret reading this book. It completely breaks away from the stereotypes and is full of flesh and blood. It is totally worth recommending!