Hogwarts: Harry Potter and the Glock 18

Sorry for not updating yesterday.

The reason for the matter is quite simple. Yesterday I wrote and suddenly realized that I seemed to be going the wrong way.

To tell the truth, this book is a short story of magic reform with HP skin. The characters we are familiar with are all there, but they all have a different life experience in the world of AK Rowling. What I wanted to write at the beginning was also an original HP skin.

To be honest, this way of writing is the most unpopular way of writing. It is not a fan, nor is it original. It is half foreign and not flattering.

But fortunately, I met you who can tolerate the flaws of this book, maybe because of the setting of the gun and wand, or maybe because you want to see the different lives of familiar characters, no matter what, everyone is willing to read this book is a great encouragement to me.

But I went the wrong way. The first mistake was that I didn’t plan the plot of the first-year vacation in advance. This was my omission. To be honest, this section was written a bit badly, but I barely explained the pitfalls of the warband and the little things about the abyss.

The second mistake was the plot of the second grade. Lockhart’s being cut off overnight was a bit abrupt, right? He originally had a plot, but when I was planning to write this part, I suddenly discovered that I was just trying to cover the HP world, but as a result, I became a fan following the ‘main line’.

What can Lockhart write? He is a clown. Even in JK Rowling's world, Lockhart has no necessary reason to exist. Except for the "duel show", which exposed Harry's Parseltongue, he did not participate in more plot promotion. I personally think that this is the character that JK Rowling stuffed into it. Maybe JK Rowling is planning to use him to satirize something? I don't know.

There is no need for such a clown in AK Rowling's world, and there is no need for a grandstanding guy to delay a whole year in the war world full of gunfire.

In the outline that I couldn’t bear to read, the time left for Hogwarts was only four years at most. After the second Triwizard Tournament, Hogwarts’s “utility value” was gone. Harry grew up too fast. These monsters in the Novice Village were not enough for him to fight. It was just like the story of catching werewolves. It was a boring, anticlimactic hunt.

Our real man Harry Potter, a muscular man with a Glock tattoo on his forehead needs to scatter his blood on the battlefield of real men. I want to write him as the protagonist of the invincible style. Novice Village, a place where you can’t even pretend to be full, should leave as soon as possible.

For the rationality of the plot, 4 years is an appropriate time. At that time, the members of the battle group will basically have reached the sixth and seventh grades, and their combat effectiveness can be guaranteed. At least they will not hinder the protagonist.

I am redoing the outline plot for the second grade and the following school years, eating up all the old books of the original work as reasonably as possible, and spreading AK Rowling's magical world.

Maybe it's really because I'm too good at it. When it comes to originality, I stumble, but when I fall down and get up again, I always gain something.

At least after finishing this book completely, when I start a new book, I can not repeat the mistakes I made now.

Also please forgive my stupidity.

———Your code writers stay.