Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

My mother is an extremely beautiful woman.

Not just the appearance, but also the inner qualities.

She had been married many times, including my father, and each of her husbands left behind a huge inheritance or insurance money when he died. As a result, she was called a vicious woman, a rare evil woman, etc., and suffered all kinds of slander.

But she is definitely not that kind of person.

But in fact, her husbands died one after another shortly after their marriage, and she gradually became wealthy.

Every time I got married, my relatives increased, and the number of people I knew increased. Especially those who were close to my late husbands, they did not think that my mother killed their husbands. On the contrary, they always said, "She made people so happy that they were about to die," and "Being able to marry her was simply so happy that it made people die." They encouraged my mother not to care about the slander. Therefore, the close people did not slander her, but those who did not know her well would say malicious words, which made me very unwilling.

I felt very unwilling, but as the saying goes, “it’s hard to satisfy everyone”, and eventually my mother’s notoriety spread more and more widely in the wizarding world.

Just when I was feeling depressed and thinking about how to prove those people wrong, great changes took place in the wizarding world.

The Malfoy family and the Weasley family joined forces, saying that the past opposition between light and darkness would only accelerate the decline of the magic world. Despite some ideological differences, for the future of the magic family, everyone should work together. So, they began to act secretly, no longer completely rejecting Muggle technology, but advocating its inclusion in the magic world's system in order to pursue the true prosperity of the magic family. They began to build a new force, and for this purpose, they invited all the famous families, whether in the light or dark camp, to cooperate.

Although my family was not well-known, I was invited at the beginning. Maybe they saw my family's financial strength. Not only my mother, but even a child like me who was still young but had disproportionate wealth was invited. Although I was a child, if I was interested, I could also participate in their discussions. My mother and I always participated.

While many families were still hesitating, they seized on the issue of Harry Potter's custody and the financial problems of the Pruwitt family and quickly pulled Dumbledore down from the top of power. They even rescued Sirius Black of the Black family from Azkaban and made him the leader of the new force. This action was simply perfect. Since Dumbledore was overthrown, they have continuously exposed his various scandals through the media, making Dumbledore, who was once hailed as a hero, infamous and unable to be restored.

It all happened very quickly.

The two families jointly declared that they would continue to conceal the existence of the magical community from Muggles, but to do this, the magical community must surpass the technology of Muggles. If they continue to reject all Muggle technology, the magical community is likely to fall behind. They also emphasized that Muggle-borns who understand the Muggle world are necessary for the magical community, and as long as they can use magic, they are part of the magical community. For those Muggle-borns who do not want to stay in the magical community, they only need to keep in touch with the Muggle world, but ensure that they do not reveal the secrets of the magical community. The families of Muggle-borns should also be treated in the same way.

With Dumbledore gone, they began to reform Hogwarts. When Muggle-borns were invited to join the wizarding world, they could send in Ministry staff to force them to swear not to reveal the existence of the wizarding world. As for what they thought in their hearts, that was up to them. We must show enough cunning to turn Muggle-borns and their families into cooperative partners of the wizarding community. Failure to do so would only create unnecessary enemies and bring danger to the wizarding community.

Despite this, the existence of pure blood is still necessary. Not only is it ideologically insistent, but many ancient enchantments also rely on the power of pure blood. Therefore, it is not wrong to preserve pure blood as much as possible. They even assert that maintaining pure blood is not an evil or dark act, but an important means to maintain the magic world.

The Weasley family showed the results of their long-term research and proved this to the pure-blood nobles. Because the family is large, they can conduct such research. The research also pointed out the benefits of accepting Muggle-borns. Although their magic quality is lower, their magic power is rich. And magicians with high quality and magic power can also be born from Muggle-borns. If such magicians marry pure-blood nobles, their offspring can often give birth to better magicians. This research result opened my eyes. The Weasley family even conducted cross-generational research to strengthen the family's barrier.

If you think about it, it is true. The issue of quality and quantity is particularly important here. Among the pure-blood nobles I know, some branch families have not intermarried with Muggles, but one of their parents is a Muggle-born, and many of these people are very outstanding. Pure-blood nobles can effectively use magical power to maintain the family's barrier, which is directly related to their bloodline. Therefore, coexistence with Muggle-borns is feasible. Everyone just needs to play their own role. If you want to strengthen the magical power, it is not a bad idea to appropriately introduce some Muggle-borns with rich magical power in a few generations.

Indeed, the division into light and dark as before would be the biggest downfall for the magic race. Come to think of it, a child like me can understand. Take marriage for example, instead of blindly opposing it, we should seriously analyze the tendency of our family over the past few generations, which is more constructive.