Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

However, many families who gave birth to children with Ginny and Molly were afflicted with a powerful curse, so the next generation would face great difficulties.

Molly herself was very insensitive to such things, so she was able to give birth to the child.

Ginny is also very fertile because of her Weasley bloodline.

However, in the next generation, the situation of difficulty in producing an heir occurred again.

In the UK, due to the influence of the blood curse, the phenomenon of declining births in pure-blood families gradually emerged, and people began to try to lift the curse, but due to the longer history of the European continent and its complexity, it was very difficult to lift it on their own. At this time, Bill had become the world's top expert in removing curses, but Molly and Ginny's children had signed an irrelevant contract with him, so they could not seek his help. Other families with fewer children hired Bill with huge sums of money, and the work of removing the curse progressed gradually, and finally ushered in the birth of an heir.

After learning about this, he tried every possible way to contact Bill, but due to the powerful magical contract between the families who gave birth to Ginny and Molly's children and Bill, direct and even indirect contact and consultation were blocked, and progress was not smooth. In the end, he could only lift the curse on his own. Maybe the curse on Ginny's children is slightly weakened because of the Weasley bloodline. As long as she studies hard, although it will take a long time, her family may be able to make a difference? Judging from her appearance, Ginny has more dark elements among her brothers and sisters other than Bill, so she may inherit the dual attributes of light and darkness. If she studies hard and concentrates on studying her father's bloodline files, her ability to remove the curse may awaken. The daughter born by Ginny will experience a battle. As for whether the daughter with weakened Weasley bloodline can give birth as frequently as Ginny, it is still unknown.

The most likely candidates to break the curse on their own are the children of the third marriage, who resent their mother the most and truly wonder, "Who is this woman?" After investigating their mother's past, they discover that they have an uncle in England who lives in a bad environment and is a very good expert in breaking curses, so the brothers may unite and try hard. Although it seems impossible to contact the uncle, if the brothers unite and try to take their father away from their mother and wake him up, the courageous children may be able to make a difference. In contrast, the children of the first, second, and fourth marriages are not from prominent families, so even if they are cursed, the strength of the curse will not be too strong. These children grew up without relying on their mother, but they are basically children who have not experienced a hard life, so they lack the will to unite and deal with the curse on their own compared to the children of the third marriage.

Molly herself has the trait of high resistance to curses, so if there is a child who completely inherits this trait, there may be a chance if they work hard. Someone in the comment area mentioned that this family is the most unlucky. However, if there is no Molly, even the next generation will not be born and will die, so everyone will be grateful to Molly for bringing the next generation to the family. As long as there is an heir, this family still has a chance to continue, so they will continue to try their best.

Because of Ginny, the Weasley family is believed to have the ability to resist the curse. Girls are particularly concerned. Although the threat of dark wizards has been reduced, they are still threatened by external forces, so the defense system still needs to be strengthened. On the contrary, because of the abundant funds, more money can be invested in defense, and the children's education will continue. There are very few girls, so they are closely protected and cannot be easily contacted by the outside world. Correspondingly, boys who pursue sons-in-law will also be attacked, so their education will be strengthened. Although they are still threatened, this family does not rely on dark forces to survive, and their strength is not false. Dark forces cannot be easily attacked, and they will only be counterattacked if they are easily attacked, so they would rather choose to solve the problem with money, but the characteristics of this family are "no money but not interested in money", just like Ginny, they cannot be tempted by money. In addition, the appearance of the twins alleviated the economic crisis of the family, so they are no longer as poor as before. Therefore, from the perspective of European nobles, although they are incredibly poor, the Weasley family thinks that this is rich enough, so they will not be driven by money.

Despite this situation, Molly and Ginny still lived their lives happily. The family that gave birth to their children was caught in such a dilemma: because of their existence, Bill could not be asked for help to break the curse, but without them, the heir would not be born, and the famous family with traditions and formats might have ceased to exist. Therefore, Molly and Ginny did not receive much dislike, but lived a relaxed life until their death.

Ah—what a life! How happy they have been since leaving England? They might think so before they die.

That's how I envisioned this plot. Arthur, Molly, and Ginny all achieved happiness to a certain extent. That's also a kind of happiness, right?

Arthur realized his sin and was in a slightly painful state, but Charlie and Percy were still willing to see him. The twins heard about Arthur's guilt and frustration after meeting Ron, and would meet him when they were in a good mood. Every time he met Ron, Arthur's concern for his son was like a rock, and he felt frustrated every time, but this was also a kind of happiness.