Hogwarts: Harley from The Witch Way

Now that I’ve finished writing, the main text ends here. I don’t know if it’s considered a bad ending, but the author himself can’t think of any more plot points.

The writing is not very good, and there are actually some loopholes that have not been completely filled in. For example, the Extraordinary characteristics in Harley's body have violated the law of conservation of Extraordinary characteristics. This point was originally intended to be handled by Amon, but it seemed that no one liked Amon very much, so the author took him offline, and this loophole could not be filled.

This book is the first complete book written by the author. He has also written a book on HP and a book on Dragons before. However, old friends should know that the HP book was so bad that the author himself has not read it. If I go on, 420,000 words will be hastily finished. After Dragon Race reached 100,000 words, almost all the readers ran away, and it had to be forced to read. This can be said to be the author's first complete story, and also the first book to exceed 1.2 million words.

When he originally planned to write the third book, the author originally wanted to write Harry Returns from the Three Kingdoms, and he wanted to write about a magical Three Kingdoms, which is equivalent to time travel. Harry uses a special time converter to travel to the magical world. The Three Kingdoms are back again.

But at that time, I was chatting with an author friend. He wanted to write The Mysterious Return of Harry and asked my opinion. Of course I didn’t have to say anything. I was still a big fan at the time, and his first book’s results were much better than mine. When he asked me, I definitely couldn’t give him any constructive suggestions, I could only say yes.

But I was a little tempted, and I wanted to write this too, so I asked him if he would mind if I wrote it in another way, and he didn’t have any objections. After all, there are many people who write about mystery + HP, but no one has done it yet. Wrote Return of Harry. And he wrote about the diviner, and then I chose the witch, and instead of using the return as the title, I used the witch's path as the title.

And to be honest, I didn’t actually have a complete outline when I first started the book. That night I wrote 6,000 words and sent it directly, and found a familiar editor to sign it. I came up with the rest of the plot, so I wrote it down in a memo and sorted it out once a week.

At that time, it had been so long since I had finished watching Lord of Mysteries that I had forgotten most of the plot. While writing the first volume, I reviewed the plot of Lord of Mysteries again, and I was quite panicked at the time.

There are also many twists and turns in this book. One is Amon, one is Lockhart, and one is Fudge. These points are not handled very well. To be honest, if these problems had not occurred, maybe this book would have received the premium badge now. It can only be said that writing the outline while writing the plot is like this. The author also suffered the disadvantage of being a newbie and having no experience.

In addition, the author is now a student. When writing the book, he encountered the final exam, as well as the public exam and thesis topic preparation in his senior year, which has been intermittent. A lot of books were cut during the same period, and many of the results were much better than the author's. The author himself found it incredible that this witch could survive to the end.

There should be a lot of extra content in the next book, and the author wants to write it until the end of this month, so as to earn one more month of perfect attendance money. After all, it’s a full 1,000 yuan, which is enough for the author’s accommodation fee for the next semester.

As for the specific content of the extra story, is it probably about Harley escaping from the Witch Cult? Anyway, these are the authors who want to write thoughtfully, but it is inappropriate in the text.

As for the new book, the author has two ideas and has not yet decided which one to use. But there is no rush. After all, the graduation thesis and internship issues need to be solved first. The book should not be started until early April this year. By then, the manuscript and outline should be ready, and there will be no panic like this one.

There is only so much I want to say, and I have no experience in finishing this review after writing it for the first time, so my writing is somewhat incoherent.

Thank you all for your support and companionship along the way. See you again when we are destined.