I read Harry Potter as a teenager, but my interest in the series faded as I got older. From time to time, I rewatched one of the films out of pure nostalgia, but honestly, I found the world-building very weak and the plot nonsensical, even for a children’s story. So when I learned that Rowling was a TERF, I just stopped caring.
So, I’m pretty clueless about how the franchise and its fandom have evolved. When I heard about “Malfoid,” a female version of Malfoy, I assumed it was meant to mock Rowling: making one of her main characters trans would certainly infuriate her. I’m not sure how I felt about the idea, but it made sense. However, someone said that it was actually a right-wing thing, a way to “own the libs.” I just don’t understand why Malfoy as a girl would be insulting to left-leaning people. Could anyone explain me?
It’s a big deal for harry potter fans cause it fixes the Books. Draco was supposed to be a rival to harry that had a redemption arch that in the end turns on Voldemort. But it fell flat on his face.
Harry also just randomly fell in love with a girl that had no chemistry with him making it really bitter. Malfoid fixes all books and fixes all plot holes created by Draco. it’s the best friends to lovers arch from 11 year old rivels to married adults. It’s one of the best Rewrites this decade I think
Their is multiple book rewrites you can find online by actual writers.