The author wanted to write about a real man based on his own values, Gilderoy Lockhart.

Knowing everything, knowing everything, not being afraid of anything, and being on the role of any woman (or resisting any temptation), don't you look at it aesthetically tired? I think it's enough for the protagonist to have a lucky aura.,You don't need to have all the other advantages!

Gilderoy Lockhart, he is an ordinary wizard with some talent and some achievements, and the only thing that is not ordinary is that he knows some plots. He had some courage but was still afraid of death, and in my book, Lockhart was as afraid to call Voldemort by his name, as did the rest of the world.

Some smart but within the normal range, he teaches very well, because of the careful preparation and good brain, he understands everything that a normal wizard should understand, and a normal wizard understands a little bit if he doesn't understand. In my book, Lockhart never expects things to be like a god, and he gets a fever in his head.

He's strong but not big enough to take on bosses alone, he's a sneak attacker, he's fast, and he's somewhere between an average Auror and a top wizard. He was stronger than most Death Eaters, but never strong enough to fight Voldemort alone.

He is more attentive but afraid of causing trouble, he is a normal, ** man. He loves beautiful women, but he is afraid of trouble, so he doesn't dare to see one by one. But as a man in his thirties in the prime of life, if there is a friendship cannon to fight, he will not refuse.

In the eyes of ordinary wizards, he is an excellent writer and a powerful wizard with a keen sense of adventure.

In the eyes of his students, he is a smiling, strong and amiable professor.

In the eyes of girls who like him, he is a perfect man who is rich, handsome, and brave.

In the eyes of the Order of the Phoenix, he is a young, energetic, funny, and reliable teammate.

In the eyes of the elders, he is a good young man who is smart and promising.

But in his glamorous public impression, he was just an ordinary man.

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