Hogwarts: I Am Such a Model Wizard

This book is as ordinary as the protagonist being sorted into Hufflepuff. There are so many things I want to complain about. The Sorting Hat is written as if you can discuss with the Sorting Hat any house you want to go to. Harry Potter has a choice and only fits two houses. He was sorted into Hufflepuff because of his bad character. No dog would believe it.

Some authors like to describe the protagonist as being an orphan or having a dark magic background. He is deep in the city, decisive in killing, full of tricks, and so powerful that Dumbledore and Voldemort, like Dumbledore, began planning to rule the magical world when they were still students. While they were creating fan stories, they lost all the most important aspects of the original work. Do people who watch Harry Potter want to see the protagonist chasing power and power? I think most of them are about the friendship and adventures of the protagonists as they grow up. This book is good because it uses the original background to describe the protagonist's own friendship and adventure. And the creativity is very good! Combining the Fantastic Beasts series to create small combos that belong to the protagonist's combat and are not overly powerful. The protagonist also has his own circle of friends and the occasional contact with Harry Potter's circle is not too far apart. I personally think this kind of story is very good.

It's a pretty stupid plot. Does the author have some misunderstanding about the learning ability of adults? What misunderstandings do you have about the world of Harry Potter? As long as you are not a fool, you can be reborn and become invincible among a group of students before entering school! Sometimes, the things in textbooks are really the most basic! It is difficult for you to recall your own textbooks! As for wizards not being able to learn magic before the age of 11, that's basically nonsense, just like rich people who don't study in elementary school. Isn't it funny?

It's too ordinary. It's not that being ordinary is bad, but when you write a novel, the protagonist is just as ordinary as the supporting character. There is no gold finger or anything unusual. The whole book is mediocre, but there is not much poisonous point. But I think the biggest shortcoming of a book is that it has no advantages. In general, this book seems uninteresting. I might as well go straight to Harry Potter. At least Harry has various adventures in his first year.

There is no doubt that this book is one of the best-looking Harry Potter fanfics I have ever read. The overall writing style is ordinary and ordinary without losing the sense of excitement. It doesn't always follow the plot, it has its own small circle, and the relationships between people are very warm. There aren't many battle scenes but they are quite exciting. Moreover, the writing of the original heroine Kangna is still very likable. The relationship between the two people is natural. It is much better than those who can't write the emotional line and have to force it in. Some authors just don't understand how disgusting an unlovable heroine can be. If you can't write it, you don't have to write it. [Emot=default,80/]

The Snape portrayed in this book was so irritating that I had no desire to read any more.

I didn't want to read it for a moment. I can accept the payment, but I can't accept the fact that the title of the book says it's free but I still have to buy it! ! !

I got the notebook first and then lost it, and then I went to the secret room. Even though I knew it was a snake causing trouble, I didn't put it in the box first. From the beginning of the secret room, I felt like someone else was writing it.

After seeing the plot of the secret room in Chapter 300, I couldn't stand it anymore when the diary was lost and something happened. I did things specifically for the sake of the plot. I don't understand why many authors think that the noseless guy who has never graduated and does tricks will know more than the professor, so he must keep the notebook and learn things from it, and then lose it in various ways. It is simply wrong.

This book is really good, it has a single female protagonist, they grow up together, and it's original. The main plot is also very good, and it does not forcefully follow Harry Potter and the others. Very nice. It's a pity that there is no similar novel like this. Updates are too slow