Regulus of Hogwarts: Lord of the Stars

The protagonist travels through the world of Hogwarts and becomes the brother of Sirius when he was a child. The main plot is to study various spells to create and strengthen the body to cross the starry sky and become stronger. The writing is very good but there are too many secondary settings. I give it an 8.5 Rating!

New book recommendations Evaluation: It was very challenging for the author to choose Regulus as the protagonist. The twisted family and chaotic situation require a mature and wise protagonist. The beginning is not bad, but the further it goes, the more the author's writing skills will be tested. If he cannot grasp it, it is easy to write a high-level B-level as a secondary disease. I stopped reading after the Christmas plot. The character separation caused by the scene change is quite severe. You have to specialize in magic and fight for power, you have to stand on the stage but also behind the scenes, you have to be a good student and play house but also maneuver among various forces, you have to protect yourself in a twisted family without losing family ties... This is a long story and not a short story. If you cram it in too much before it is released, it will look fake.

The protagonist has sensitive magic perception and extremely high magic talent. Focus on the exploration of magic, leaning towards the stars. Food, recommendation, cool article.

Regulus Black - a tragic supporting character in the original work, a good son of the Black family and an early victim of Voldemort. In 1961, he opened his eyes again, but his soul had changed inside. Faced with the heavy shackles of a pure-blood family, the dark age of Voldemort's rise, and his doomed fate - he chose to look up at the stars. Magic is the power to change reality, so why do wizards only use it to fight for power? Why has this thousand-year-old magical civilization never thought of leaving the earth? Are there things that Muggles can do that wizards can't do? Lily: "He is a different Slytherin." Snape: "No, he is a standard Slytherin, a dangerous one!" Malfoy: "It turns out there is more than one choice." Sirius: "My brother is a pure-blood madman!" Voldemort: "That Black... His talent is exciting and must be used by me. "Dumbledore: "Some people's dreams are bigger than war, but they are also more fragile. Should I stop him or help him?" Grindelwald: "Black... Maybe you are right, but it is not easy." And Regulus only replied: "My journey is the stars and the sea, and I want no obstacles in front of me."