Harry Potter and the Candy Factory

Yesterday, I just finished the PK recommendation, and as a result, the number of favorites increased so much today... To be honest, as a newbie like me, I'm a bit panicked. Google search reading

Well, I've written more than forty chapters so far, so today I mainly want to pick a few questions from you guys and answer them briefly, and also talk about the future direction of this book, and ask for some recommendation votes and monthly tickets.

Okay, let's start now.

First question: "Why doesn't the protagonist have a star in his name, even though he is from the Black family?"

Answer: To be honest... this question has been asked the most... Regarding the tradition of the Black family's names having stars, I actually knew about it when I started writing the book. But the name I decided on from the very beginning was Charlie (yes, it was to latch onto Charlie's Chocolate Factory, because I really like that movie.)

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As for why the protagonist is surnamed Black... because there are the most things to write about in the Black family. He is also likely to be associated with the characters I like.

So, please bear with it, hahahahahaha ha...

Second question: "Will the protagonist become a Dark Lord?"

No, not only will he not become a Dark Lord, but he will also not become the Minister of Magic.

My positioning for him is as the owner of a candy factory.

Because I feel that there are so many things that can be written about with this identity.

He is both a pure-blood family's aristocrat and a rebel who dares to resist pure-blood families.

He organized the House-Elf Liberation Front, and can also attend various aristocratic banquets, dealing with the powerful figures of the Ministry of Magic with insincerity.

He is both a wizard, but his products are selling like crazy among Muggles.

I really want to find something different in it... to write some little things that no one has written before.

(Of course, this is just a hope, because I really don't have much confidence in my writing skills.)

Third question: "Will this book involve many original aspects?"

Answer: Yes, and quite a few... With the future development of the candy factory, I will try to fill in some parts of the original work that were not described in detail. For example, Ilvermorny in the United States, and some other things...

Fourth question: "Regarding the protagonist's system, will there be a lot of focus on describing it?"

Answer: No, I want to give him a golden finger, but other than advancing the plot and other things, it is unlikely that it will be heavily described.

Fifth question: "Is there a female lead?"

Answer: I have this idea, but it will be an original character. If any of you guys have any ideas, you can tell me.

Sixth question: "Does the book have an outline?"

Answer: There is a specific direction, but there is no detailed outline. If there are wonderful book reviews, I will copy them without hesitation.

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Okay! That's all.

So, in the end, thank you very much for liking this book, and thank you for your support of Jian Bing.