Malfoy Rise at Hogwarts

Chapter 38

[Snape is the godfather? ]
The author is very curious, why do so many readers think that Snape is Draco's godfather?It is not mentioned in the original book, this is just a common setting in fan works, but does no one think this setting is unreasonable?Or is everyone misunderstanding the meaning of the godfather?
It is true that Sirius is Harry's godfather in the original book, but Sirius and James are good brothers entrusted to life and death, closer than brothers.It can be seen that James rejected Dumbledore as the secret keeper and chose Sirius.

Does anyone think that Lucius and Snape have also reached this life-and-death relationship?At best, the two of them have a good personal relationship, right?The author really can't imagine Lucius entrusting his son to Snape
The godfather has the responsibility to set a good example and guide children's growth. If Snape was the godfather, he would undoubtedly have failed in his duty. Draco had so many childish behaviors at school, and he never even raised a single reprimand or correction.
[Trace on the wand]
This is also not from the original work, but a common setting in fan works.

The author finds it quite unreasonable.

If Zongsi was on the wand, how could there be a plot where Dobby framed Harry?If the Ministry of Magic monitors wands, shouldn't it be obvious that Harry's wand has not been enchanted?
Zongsi is a setting introduced in the seventh book, so it is likely that in the early days, Zongsi was just a vague concept in Rowling's mind, without detailed treatment, and it was not until the seventh book that she tried to perfect this concept.

Refer to Chapter 13 of the sixth book, the original text is as follows:

"At Hogwarts," continued Dumbledore, "we teach you not only to use magic, but also to control it. You used your magic in that way, unintentionally, I believe, but we The school will never teach and will never tolerate. You are not the first and will not be the last to let your magic get out of control. But you should know that Hogwarts can expel students, and the Ministry of Magic — yes, there is a Ministry of Magic — which punishes lawbreakers in a harsher way. Every new wizard must accept that, once in our world, he must obey our laws."

The key point is the last sentence, as long as you enter the world of wizards, you must obey the laws of wizards, that is, the laws of wizards will come into effect.

It can be guessed that there is an alchemy item in the Ministry of Magic, maybe in the shape of a map, maybe in other shapes, which can detect magic around underage children with magical talents-this kind of item is not fabricated, there is a pen of acceptance and a book of admission in Hogwarts.

After the little wizard's magic riot, choose to enter the world of wizards (that is, after agreeing to enroll in Hogwarts), this magic law and magic detection system will take effect on the little wizard.This detection system should be a range-based detection. For example, if magic appears in the place where Harry lives, then the Ministry of Magic will know (for example, Mad-Eye Moody said that if the spell casts Harry away, the Ministry of Magic will know), but the Ministry of Magic will not know the identity of the caster, it will only know that magic has appeared in that area.

It can be seen that the purpose of Zongsi is not only to monitor underage wizards for violating the secrecy law, but can even be used to achieve the purpose of monitoring all underage wizards, including whether the children of the Weasley family usually practice combat magic at home, whether the children of the dark wizard family practice black magic at home, etc.
Hermione did say that she practiced magic at home before the first year of school, but it was not illegal, because she hadn't entered Hogwarts at the time, and hadn't received a notice from the Ministry of Magic that minors should not use magic in private, but the Ministry of Magic knew that she had practiced magic. If she practiced the Unforgivable Curse, she would definitely be in trouble.

(End of this chapter)