Ah, it is complete. There will be subsequent side stories about lunar construction and the opening of the lunar branch school. I am not sure which will start first compared to the resurrection side story of my other book, but those who are interested can wait a bit longer.
How should I put it? This book deviated somewhat from the outline right from the start, so it has always faced various criticisms.
The most fundamental issue was the House conflict at the very beginning. Ah, indeed, looking at it now, I did not handle the internal tendencies of Ravenclaw well at all. At the time, I thought there would be friction, but I certainly wrote it too far—under Professor Flitwick's control, things would not have been that acute.
Therefore, when I later played it down, um, I skipped a batch of plots about meeting people and making friends, and brought forward the intern plot originally set for the second year. Then, in the third year, I brought forward the Grass Bread plan, which was pre-set to fill the boredom of the fifth year after speedrunning the Goblet of Fire. This caused my outline for the fourth-year Goblet of Fire to spiral out of control.
Coupled with the fact that I really did not consider the issue of identity handling well, Taylor, who was supposed to reveal just a bit of edge in the fourth year, had already grown to a reputation I could no longer suppress. I certainly could not ruin the character setting, so the later plot was written with trepidation, and I would rather transition quickly than let the character slip. Fortunately, I still stabilized the plot and it did not go haywire.
Changing the outline at will is truly a capital offense, um. Besides, due to my