She suddenly turned her gun and looked at Ron. "Have you ever asked if there are our names in Professor Hayp's legendary story?" Ron was stunned for a moment and recalled desperately: "Well... it's true. Neville said that more than one person appeared in the storybook."

"There is actually another way," said Hermione.

"What is it?" Harry asked quickly.

"Everyone-" Hermione pointed to Harry and Ron, and then pointed to herself, "You, me, everyone in the magic world, we are all a corner of this legendary drama, we are all legends!"

Say a few words from your heart.

This book is coming to an end. In order to write a complete story, the heroine's problem must be solved and there is no way to turn a blind eye. Either the heroine is single or there is no CP. Now it is confirmed that the heroine is Hermione.

Some readers should remember that until the fourth grade plot is about to end, they cannot determine who the time traveler is. Harry and Hermione get the same information, and anyone can do it. Because the author himself is not sure of his own decision, and it is not finalized until the last moment (if Harry is determined, the follow-up Ms. Jane line will be invalid).

The entire sixth grade plot is temporarily added, and there is no in the outline. I originally planned to directly let Dumbledore die in the battle with Voldemort, and Grindelwald escape from prison and disrupt the world. Why did it become like this? Because I couldn't bear it and didn't want Dumbledore to have regrets.

So there was a sixth grade.

This plot is actually a bit thin, so taking back the previous foreshadowing, the intersection of the wizard society and the Muggle society, and the adulthood (growth) of the trio are all important links.

Out of concern, Hermione's growth has been moved to the present.

The author has said before that he would not write about ambiguous plots. I do think that the previous chapter is not ambiguous, just like writing about Ron's personality flaws, to write about his growth.

Of course there is another reason, because when she confirmed that Hermione was the heroine, she always had to arrange some points for recollection, so that she would not mention a sentence at the end of the game.
Chapter completed!