Harry Returns from Hogwarts Legacy

There are many female protagonists, so far there are Sister Ka, Vivi, and Puppy. The whole story line is handled well. There is no depressive style and intrigue like many Hogwarts fans. Harry's character is also more in line with the original work. It's just a pity that it can't be updated ten times a day.

Overall, it's very good in all aspects. For those who are interested in the original work, it's a solid 9 points of HP and a fan favorite. Although it's not really to my liking, because I always felt that the main plot of the book was a bit bland. It's obvious that the subplots have been going on all the time, and it's not purely about daily life, but it still felt like I was scratching the surface, and there were no emotional ups and downs in the main plot~ However, there is a lot to say about the emotional drama. Could it be that the author intends to take the emotional drama as the main line? I guessed 😘

It looked okay from the beginning, and I can understand it even if I haven't played the game. After 226, it's like the author has changed. Before the world is invincible, a parallel world comes to the enemy.

I won't give stars for now, I'll give it a rating after watching it. I have never played the game, so it is a bit difficult to read. After all, there is no problem if the three views of the game world are inconsistent with the real world. However, the original Harry Potter is set in the real world, and it is difficult to understand the characters. After all, when Harry returns to the original world, he still brings the game characters with him, which is incompatible with the original world. It would be strange to list the NPCs in the game that can be refreshed infinitely and become the protagonist's achievements, and become a tool for the protagonist to brag or become a reputation for being superior to others. As some book friends said, there are hundreds of wizards to kill for you every day, so this kind of situation only occurs in the game. The author can write a novel about the game. As a result, it still needs to be combined with the original work, but I feel that the combination is not very good.

The protagonist establishes a felt poke club, and Harry becomes a potion master! Does anyone know which novel this is, please!

The protagonist is Harry who receives the owl letter and travels back to Hogwarts more than a hundred years ago to experience the plot of "Hogwarts Legacy". The beginning of the story is still Hogwarts in the 1990s, but Harry has already returned from experience and is very powerful. But essentially he is still a 16-year-old boy. Then the arrogant childhood sweetheart Miss Malfoy from 100 years ago, the beloved daughter Grindelwald, the heir to ancient magic, and the ghost Hufflepuff schoolgirl all showed their magical powers and traveled a hundred years to the future to pursue Harry. The main line of the story is Harry going to school. The writing is quite good, the story style is sunny and upbeat yet humorous, and the magic setting is very interesting, referencing Hogwarts Legacy and mobile games.

In fact, the author might as well write a prequel from 100 years ago. The memories interspersed in the text like this sometimes make it hard to feel immersed when the drama is actually happening. I think a book published 100 years ago would definitely be a hit.

Md, it was a major overhaul. I haven't read it for a few months. As a result, the chapters I read were returned to the original version and charged again. The plot is blurry. Is this a re-release? !

It satisfies the needs of the movie. It is suitable for the original book party, the movie party, and the game party. However, in terms of the character plot, the plot of Pava and Harry was not reflected in the later period. The female protagonists have fewer scenes in the later period. I hope to increase the description of the relationship between the characters while the main line continues. However, it is generally very good. It is recommended to watch it. It is recommended to understand the characters before watching, otherwise it will be a bit unclear.

The author should update soon, Oneige, I can do anything. I'm very curious about how the author set up which era Harry was from, I mean how he traveled back and forth between the 19th century and modern times.