Launch Announcement and Responses to Some Questions

It will be available on Tuesday (November 19th) at noon sharp. Thank you for your support.

I never expected to achieve such good results along the way. Sometimes, you just don't know anything.

If it weren't for Sister Tiger Fang rescuing me, I might still be slacking off and failing right now.

Of course, there's nothing wrong with slacking off and failing, but if I can get better grades, I can have more opportunities to explore.

Of course, I won't go into too much nonsense, let's talk about this book.

First, I'll address some questions, such as whether Harry going to Gryffindor is boring, or whether people are sick of seeing Gryffindor.

Well... since I don't read Gryffindor. But if you insist on forcing me to write Slytherin and threatening to abandon the book if I don't, then I can only respect your wishes and offer my blessings. After all, it's impossible to please everyone. What I need to do is to take good care of the people who stay to read the book, not abandon so many readers who have silently supported me because of you.

Countless classic lessons tell us that being loud doesn't necessarily mean you're right; the silent majority is the true majority.

Also, some people are interesting. Just because he saw me continuing to write about Gryffindor and Harry, he got upset and thought it wasn't Slytherin, so he scolded me and even made personal attacks on me—I deleted your post, and you still questioned me about why I deleted it.

No, buddy...

never mind.

Secondly, regarding economic issues, such as the reselling of goods mentioned in the first two chapters, I didn't actually plan to write about that. It was just a foreshadowing for Veratia. I only have a law background and don't understand finance, and I don't want to write much about it. Harry Potter is Harry Potter; just focus on the magic. Writing about finance is just pointless.

Remember this forever: it won't involve finance, and I certainly won't write about wizards selling to Muggle; it's just a plot device.

And regarding the female lead, she'll be appearing soon—stay tuned everyone!

My old friends from a hundred years ago won't have to wait too long. They won't be returning like the rumors say, but they'll all be back before fourth grade. The female leads are the characters whose personalities I've worked on the most, like my daughters. I'm actually much more anxious than you are...

Finally, there's the issue of Harry's character design. Many people have a misconception, perhaps because they've seen too many "returnee" stories. Other people's Harry have lived in one world for decades, they're practically seasoned, but my Harry just lives in Hogwarts. You don't think Hogwarts is some kind of personality-modification facility, do you?

There are many parts that cannot be out of character. Harry is a saint, and many people think that Uncle Vernon Cousin Dudley are annoying and that they must be given the Cruciatus Curse to vent their anger... Dude, is that still Harry?

Think about it carefully, why do we like Harry so much? Isn't it because he went through so many hardships and difficulties, yet he was still that sunny boy at heart?

In the original books, Harry received one-on-one tutoring from Voldemort, the most brutal Dark Wizard of the century, at the end of each year at Hogwarts, and he did not become twisted. How could he become twisted just because he went to the Hogwarts Legacy for a few years?

Sometimes it feels good to write it that way, but writing it like that is completely out of character (OOC) and utterly superfluous.

Alright, without further ado, thank you all for your support, especially the active members of the chapter discussion team and the readers who have been silent all along. I know you are supporting me, thank you all.