The Legend of Hogwarts' Top Student

The writing is excellent, and the most important thing is that it is a rare novel with a single female protagonist. It is a breath of fresh air for the stallion harems in the current bad streets. I am so hyper! Five-star recommendation, I will chase you to the ends of the earth!

The kind that deceives Harry, or makes Harry an enemy, or Harry can only be regarded as an ordinary friend of the protagonist, and takes up very little space in the full text. After all, I can't stand those licking main articles. As for being friends with Harry, I don't think there is anything new. At most, Hermione or Luna or... Something else is written as the heroine. The rest of the plot is no different from the original work, and it is not attractive (this is my opinion) to watch. So, if there are anti-maintenance Harry fans, can you recommend it? Naruto or other anti-lords are also fine. Of course, the counter-text of My Hero Academia is even better (ಡωಡ)

I haven't seen Harry Potter. I don't know if I want to read this novel? Then please, gentlemen. Say it.

With all due respect, this book is constantly criticizing the Three Little Brothers, and most of the reason for being hacked is that there are too many cheats, but the protagonist himself is very good at cheating, and even modified the original work. In short, it misinterprets some of the qualities of the Three Little Brothers, or does not reflect them, and then seizes on their shortcomings to exploit them. This is too much. The latter part is far from the original work, and it goes astray, crooked... I agree with the novelty, but what the hell! ! ! ! ?

I feel like the protagonist doesn't behave like a scientific researcher. Shouldn't he just stay in bed and learn magic to do research? Shouldn't we study the deep mysteries of magic and strengthen ourselves? He actually exposed himself so early, and then got caught and participated in a messy plot.

Since the protagonist has no magic talent, how can he learn magic? No mood swings yet? What can you do even if you are a postdoc? Does studying make you lose all your emotions? If you study biology, not Buddhism, you won't be angry anymore. Not very imaginative? Does that mean you firmly believe in science? What magic can you learn if you firmly believe in science? Isn't the original plan pretty good? Still a secretive person! Is this a good person?

It doesn't look good, I don't like the main character. (It only represents my personal opinion. If you don't like it, please don't complain. Go away. There is no meaning of ridicule or sarcasm. I apologize if the language is inappropriate or offensive. I just simply feel that I have an elder and a child in my family. Please stay away from the troll. In addition, my parents are still alive, they are not orphans, they are educated, they are not gangsters, they are not gangsters. No hostility, only literal meaning, no sarcastic implications, only personal views, no intention to cause controversy or infringement of public resources. Please forgive me for inappropriate language. I respect everything. If this reply offends you, I sincerely apologize. If you do not agree with my point of view, you do not need to reply to me specifically. Please forgive me if I said something bad.)

How can I put it this way? This is my first time writing a book review because I really want to see this book continue. The world in this book is fascinating.

Don't be fooled by the title of the book. The protagonist is a top student, but he is not a legend at all. There are many Harry Potter fan fictions, and most of them are in which the author makes up his own protagonist, and then replaces Harry Potter as the new savior due to the spoiler advantage. But this book is different. The academic protagonist in this book is very stupid. Originally, our protagonist, Mr. Jon Hart, wanted to use his past life memories to show off his talents in the field of biology, with the ultimate goal of winning a Nobel Prize, but he received the admission notice to Hogwarts. Yes, this world is not scientific, but magical. So Comrade Jon had to change his life plan. Since everyone knows that this world is magical, why is he still obsessed with scientific research? Of course, Comrade Jon is quite self-aware. He knows how much he weighs, so he decides to just be a salted fish and try not to die while Harry Potter exudes the halo of the protagonist. In fact, he did succeed in making a salted fish. Why live in the shadow of Harry Potter? Jon did not go to Gryffindor House, where Harry Potter went, but to Hufflepuff House, the most popular house. Jon also doesn't like flying broomsticks, doesn't like all kinds of powerful spells, and doesn't like taking risks everywhere. What he likes happens to be Potions, which Comrade Harry doesn't like. What does it matter? Just do what you like. In fact, without getting involved in those messy things, isn't it an interesting thing to appreciate the adventures of the Harry Potter trio from the perspective of a bystander? What's even better is that the author also carefully filled in many pitfalls in the original work. Although some necessary changes were made due to the addition of the protagonist, it seems more reasonable. What's wrong with being a salted fish in the wizarding world? You can tinker with potions or plants every day without having to worry about being killed by Voldemort, let alone falling off the broomstick. How nice.

As a long-time Ham fan, I have to say that this is a very good HP fanfic. Astoria is simply my ideal girlfriend.