Hogwarts from Another World

I discovered this two days ago while reading a book recommendation post. Actually, I haven't read HP fanfics for a long time, but I was attracted by the background setting. HP fan. The protagonist is reborn in the Harry Potter world, but not the ordinary version, but the world line in which Grindelwald wins. The wizarding world was fully controlled by the Grindelwald faction, Dumbledore was imprisoned, and Lily Evans was labeled as a dark wizard and became a wanted criminal. Voldemort was focused on because he was implicated by Dumbledore. The murder case was uncovered. He cried behind bars for decades. After he was released, he could only hide in the countryside secretly and has done nothing. Speaking of the protagonist, the story begins at the time of the original work, when the protagonist enters Hogwarts. However, except for the outsider Hermione, who is still the same as before, everyone else's situation has changed drastically due to the different world lines. At the same time, the protagonist is also haunted by a mysterious book that Voldemort desperately desires. Currently, the protagonist is following Professor Kettleburn from the Care of Magical Creatures class into the Forbidden Forest and encounters humans and horses. Why read this book: The biggest highlight of this book is the background setting. I was actually tired of reading HP fanfiction, but when I heard that this book uses the world view of The Man in the High Castle, I immediately became interested and wanted to see how the original characters behaved differently because of the world line. In addition, the operating style of Hogwarts has changed from the original version to the grid version, and the changes are also very interesting in this book. In addition, it seems that the novel uses some elements of the gram series, such as the protagonist's golden finger. We look forward to what kind of chemical effects the combination of HP and Cthulhu will produce. Why not read this book: The most interesting thing about this book is the world view, but this unique world view is very risky. If the subsequent deduction turns over, it will be over. Also, looking at the reviews, it seems that the author's last book had a mediocre reputation due to some toxic aspects, and I'm worried that this book will do the same. I hope it won't be like this. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

Hp fan The integration of Yidudi Cthulhu and the HP world is very good, and the background setting and world view of this book have been changed, and there are some new and eye-catching parts. The HP world line of this book is the one after Grindelwald's victory. The new Ministry of Magic is interesting~ Even those who have not read the original book can still try it. I personally recommend it as a brand new book. Dry food +

HP novel, the author's previous book was okay in the first half, but in the end it felt a bit anticlimactic. The concept of this book is pretty good. Grindelwald became the principal of Hogwarts. The writing style is pretty good. It's not a funny book that's not funny.

A very interesting seedling, which makes logical magical changes based on the original work, thus showing a brand new magical world. Grindelwald defeated Dumbledore and became the greatest wizard of this century, and served as the principal of Hogwarts, basically replacing Dumbledore's position, while Old Dumbledore was imprisoned in Nurmengard and was a notorious dark wizard. Basically, Lao Deng's die-hard loyalists absconded. What is interesting is Voldemort. According to the timeline, during the First Wizarding War, Voldemort had just developed. He was implicated and imprisoned because of Lao Deng's downfall. The reason was that he was close to Lao Deng (this was a huge injustice). He was first imprisoned in Azkaban for five years, and was imprisoned in Nurmengard because he was not qualified. Then the case of Voldemort killing his biological father and blaming his uncle was found out and he was sentenced to fifty years in prison. Then because he behaved well in prison, his sentence was reduced and he was released from prison. He changed his name to Tom Gunter and started doing trouble secretly. The magical world led by Grindelwald can be said to be built according to his ideal world. It is very different from Dumbledore, but it is not as full of order and efficiency as Voldemort in the original work. In some aspects, it is even better than Dumbledore (for example, insulting classmates with Mudblood in school will trigger punishment and be slapped by magic. The entire magical world operates at a super high efficiency and follows a pragmatic route), but this is probably just an appearance. The article is still short, and many settings have not been revealed yet. From the current point of view, it is more innovative than other works of the same type. The character design of the protagonist suits my taste very well He is an academic, rational, cautious, and never impulsive. He has a relatively cold personality and also advocates pragmatism (at present, the protagonist feels that Grindelwald's Hogwarts is very suitable for him). Now the male protagonist is only in the first grade. His main purpose is to work hard to enrich himself, maintain a wait-and-see attitude towards the strange things happening around him, and be aware of it, but never take the initiative to participate. There are many interesting small changes. For example, Neville's parents are not in trouble, and they are Aurors with great status and fame. Neville, who has parents, is a rich and handsome man with a cheerful and enthusiastic personality; because Dumbledore was labeled as a dark wizard, Gryffindor was not welcomed, and Hermione entered Ravenclaw; Harry's surname is Evans, and his mother became a wanted person for dark wizards. Harry is timid and shy, often makes unlucky mistakes, and is suspected of being a woman. Dressing up as a man (it is logical to say that it is difficult to hide gender in the wizarding world. It is just a guess at the moment, and I don't know how it will develop in the future); there is a girl named Slaterrange who has no relationship with Bella. This girl is not very pleasant, and she is a bit tsundere, but the male protagonist does not lick her. In the eyes of the male protagonist, this girl's presence is not even as good as Harry's. The male protagonist who is dedicated to studying* has a good impression of Hermione (limited to studying*)