Chinese students at Hogwarts.

Chapter 90 Summary and Thanks

Thank you for your support and encouragement. Although it is difficult, the first volume is finally finished.

Thank you for your votes and rewards. Well, it is estimated that it will be on the shelves soon. Let’s talk about these words of gratitude after they are on the shelves.

Let's talk about the plot.

To be honest, I didn't expect the difficulty of the first volume to be so great. Although I have an outline, but to be honest, the plot has drifted out since Chapter 15
That is to say, I am trying to drag the plot back later, because the plot I originally designed is for the protagonist to directly reveal the secret of pure blood.

After I changed it, I almost scratched my head. It was all edited on the fly, without any presets. That's why it was so difficult for me to write in the end.

Fortunately, I finally pulled it back, and returned to my own preset plot, which is the short story of Professor Quirrell.

It can be regarded as an explanation, always talking about the butterfly effect, but why change it, can't just say the butterfly effect?

Before writing this book, I didn't expect to cause controversy in paragraph reviews, and I didn't expect to make some people so malicious.

20 words, nearly 4000 paragraph comments, which is quite lively for a fan who has only a few thousand collections.

My idea is very simple. In the world of hp, there is no East content, and I don't agree that the East will be like the West, waving a magic wand and chanting spells.

So sometimes I'm thinking, what does the East look like in the hp world?

I just kept thinking about it, and finally I couldn't help but want to write down the East I imagined.

A lot of people told me that hp sutures the east must jump, because the oriental Taoism system is higher than the magic system, I think it makes sense.

But I think you can try a new idea.

That is to rebuild an HP East under the world view and framework of HP, combined with traditional oriental culture.

I think it might be possible, but I haven’t tried it after all, and I only dare to taste the content of the first volume, for fear that throwing too much will cause problems.

All I can say is please keep watching. If you can’t accept it, I have nothing to do. My abilities are limited.

Back to the content of the first volume.

When writing the Philosopher's Stone, my biggest feeling was that my hands were tied, because the protagonist's ability must be kept within a reasonable range.

The characters also need to be foreshadowed, coupled with the problem of my own writing, the whole first part was fixed.

I tried to make the main character do something, but it was hard to feel that Dumbledore was watching him from behind.
I wanted to say something, but I was too sleepy.

No more nonsense, today is my baby girl's first birthday.

Dad here wants to say to you, happy birthday, little carp!
(End of this chapter)