Harry Potter: This savior is a bit bad

Chapter 519: Hogwarts Nepotism

"Hermione, everyone is in a different position and will have a very different perspective on events."

Hermione had her reasons for being the second Muggle-born Minister of Magic elected after the Wizarding War.

The British wizarding world hopes to get rid of the bad perception during the Voldemort era and needs a "commoner" spokesperson.

Her (his) position is completely different from that of Voldemort, symbolizing a milestone in the wizarding world and the victory of the revolution.

Hermione couldn't agree more.

The Gryffindor part of her was ignited, and she didn't care at all about other people's opinions. When asked about this, she righteously attributed it to the mutual help among classmates.

After all, Hogwarts has no explicit rule that Gryffindor and Slytherin students should be hostile to each other and never have any contact with each other.

Occasionally in Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration class, one could clearly feel McGonagall's concern about the position of her favorite student, Hermione.

Hermione sat among a group of Slytherins, looking calm and composed, which attracted a group of Gryffindors to glance in her direction.

The content of this lesson is to turn plates into mushrooms.

The Transfiguration course at Hogwarts requires extreme rigor and science. In Transfiguration, it must be completely correct to be considered successful.

Just like the first grade introductory course, turning a match into a needle. If the shape of the match or the wood material of the match is still preserved, it is not considered a success.

Of course, if you can add some beautiful and delicate patterns to the needle, it will be a bonus.

I have an extraordinary passion for Transfiguration.

There are many branches of Transfiguration, including but not limited to: Animagus, interspecies transfiguration, summoning, human transfiguration, etc.

The Malfoy family are all born Animagus, and my own exploration and curiosity have kept me passionate about this subject.

I hope to get an O grade in my OWLs so that I can continue my studies in the sixth and seventh grades.

I transformed the plate into various kinds of mushrooms, some of which appeared in my memory but have long since disappeared in the long stream of history.

"Ten points to Slytherin, Miss Malfoy."

Professor McGonagall looked approving.

She glanced at Hermione who also conjured up mushrooms. We have always competed with each other in study and encouraged each other. "Gryffindor gets 10 points for Miss Granger's outstanding performance."

Hermione and I smiled at each other.

"Tsk, Gryffindor's traitor, I don't know what he's trying to show off..."

I only knew that the people talking behind me were Gryffindor boys, but I didn't hear who they were.

"Mr. Weasley, what do you think?"

Professor McGonagall always protects her favorite student.

"Nothing, Professor." Ron's face flushed.

I noticed he had a prefect badge on his chest.

The Gryffindor prefect was Hermione.

No wonder Hermione looked so unhappy when she found out she was chosen as prefect.

Male and female prefects in the same college need to cooperate with each other in their work.

The people she works with are really disappointing.

This designation came more from Dumbledore's instruction.

It can also be considered as compensation to the Weasley family.

I have already persuaded my youngest daughter, Ginny, to quit...

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the Weasley family, unless they are too outrageous or eccentric, such as Fred and George, have all served as prefects and student union presidents.

That is to say, no matter how incompetent Ron is, he is likely to become the president of the male student union in the seventh grade, just like in the original book.