Living at Hogwarts

Basically, every fan book will have new and novel points of view that are different from the original work. The characteristic of this article is that an ordinary person travels through time and then follows the protagonist through the plot. There is no denying that Harry has golden thighs, but what is the point of these books? Turn a trio into a foursome? Make Harry's growth smoother? Defeat Voldemort with less sacrifice? Or can I make some money?

This is not a novel, it is completely a running account. I can reach Chapter 30 with the perseverance of nearly six years of reading, which is already very good.

In plagiarizing the original work and running accounts,

Not to mention the anecdote, there is no chapter about the Chamber of Secrets. How did Harry destroy Tom's notebook without the Chamber of Secrets?

I strongly recommend you not to read it. The beginning is all nonsense, there are too many plagiarisms from the original work, there is nothing new at all, and why does Sorting go to Gryffindor? Most people have a reason when they write plots about sorting into different schools. What is your reason? Too bad

So boring, plain water...

While reading this book, I read all 8 Harry Potter books again

Not to mention that the protagonist has no highlights, and the plot is just like copying the original work. I feel that in this case, it is better to directly travel into Harry Potter. At least Harry will be more powerful because of the time traveler, and it will be more comfortable to watch because of the refreshing writing.

, is this fan fiction? Originally there were three protagonists, but with the addition of one more person, the plot remains the same. Does it make sense?

The most attractive part of writing fan fiction is that you can jump out of the original work and read the novel from a different perspective. But if you want to write well, you need to have a thorough understanding of the original work. Only then can you have something new of your own. The author's writing is actually pretty good, but there are errors in the details and the understanding is not perfect. For example, in the section about the entrance of new students, the book clearly states that teachers will be sent to their homes to explain to children and their parents who are not from magic families. The author, however, suspected that there was magic in the letter. . .