If Hermione was a boy in Harry Potter, how should the plot be rewritten?

Take Hermione. Except for the gender, the other settings have not changed as a premise for discussion.,Because the gender has changed, let's change the name with it.,It's called Hermes.。 At the beginning of the first part, the relationship between the protagonists will be different.

In the books, Hermione is isolated in the first part of the book because she is too smart and likes to behave. But the same will not happen to Hermis. On the contrary, he is likely to be more popular because of it.

Just imagine, Hemis was born in the middle Muggle class, and although he was not stunningly handsome, he had an excellent demeanor. As soon as school started, he was enthusiastic about helping his classmates on the train, at Hogwarts.

The auditorium is enthusiastic about popularizing science for everyone, and he was successfully sorted into Gryffindor.

Since then, Hermes has been very confident and eye-catching in all courses, and he can always have problems that no one else will have.

If there is such a boy, not to say that he will be particularly popular, will he be isolated? Hermione was so good that she didn't have any friends among the girls, and the boys stayed away from her, until the troll incident happened, and the "nosy" Harry and Ron rescued Hermione, and she finally had friends. Even some professors (like Snape) hated her in particular, dampening her motivation and self-confidence.

As for Hermis, at the beginning, he will gain some fan girls among girls, and there may be competition among boys, but because of his excellence, there will be many boys who will befriend him. Ron might still be sour, and Harry certainly wouldn't be repulsive to him. Ron and Harry still formed a friendship from the start, and with the fact that Hermis and they were in the same dorm, they could be friends in the first week of the foreseeable future.

Even Professor Snape might have spared him a little.

Put the ready-made Percy in. is as studious and rule-abiding as Percy in the early stage, and is not as self-righteous as Percy in the later period. (I suddenly understand why Hermione thought of Penelope in a hurry!)

This kind of person should like this kind of girl! Even if you're a girl, you can't help but notice her! But if Hermione were a boy, I'm afraid she wouldn't be called Hermione, although Hermione has a male hermion, but the name hermione is taken from a character in Shakespeare's plays, and I'm afraid that no pair of parents will choose a female name when naming their son and then change it to Yang Ge.

If Ron doesn't switch at the same time, his role will be further greatly weakened. Because of the things he can do, such as the friendship between men, helping punches in battle, etc., Hermione can do it too.

If Ron were a girl, he would definitely be with Harry, and the first time he met him on the Hogwarts Express, he was destined to take the script of the hero and heroine. But if Hermione had been a boy, I don't think he would have been friends with Ron and Harry, and the Iron Triangle would no longer exist.

To be counted according to the appearance of the movie version of Hermione, Gryffindor is the male god prefect Hermi, with brown curly hair, brown eyes, books in his hand, young Sven, born into a wealthy Muggle family, and became a well-known genius wizard at Hogwarts in the first year, with excellent grades. Arrogant, quick-witted, knowledgeable, revenge, a thinker in the team, calm in trouble, and sometimes arbitrary. When he grew up, he entered politics and became the youngest Minister of Magic.

Until the end of the book, Hermione is not actually a good person. Her only friends are Harry Ron Ginny (perhaps Neville and Luna), and Hermes doesn't have that happening. Sometimes this kind of difference is not even aware of it, but as Emma said in He For She, the prominent girls will always be criticized for something.

Hopefully that will change.

Ron's sister probably followed him, and then Ron and Harry Potter lived happily ever after