In This Hogwarts Without a Savior

Farming is busy. It is the garlic harvest season recently. I go back to my hometown to help my grandparents plow the fields.

By the way, thinking about how to write next, I actually feel that the book is over when the three problems of Grindelwald's pit, the last gem, and how to solve Voldemort's undestructible Horcrux can be reasonably concluded.

It’s not that I can’t write by dragging it down. Of course, I can find the water method as much as I want. After all, if I write four to five million words in another Harry Potter world, I can also write dozens more if the U.S. Congress extends it. Wan, if you want to go longer and continue to develop Grindelwald as a later villain, it is not impossible to go to the extreme.

But those who have read my first two books should know that I don’t really like dragging a book all the time. This one is already the longest and most thoughtful one I have ever written (although this is nothing to be proud of) , so I also hope that it will have a decent ending.

Well... I actually planned the ending. It should be obvious that there is a gap in physical power between Jon and Voldemort. I never thought that the final ending would make Jon invincible. Just rely on One person tortured and killed Voldemort, and of course if he was forced to hold him back, this would definitely be the development.

I want to satisfy my own initial thoughts (after all, I have already planned to go out to collect stories after the end of June!), but I will definitely consider everyone's suggestions.

Finally, starting from tomorrow, no matter how I update, everything will be back to normal.

————A big ship surrounded by garlic and sweating profusely