Hogwarts Grimoire

The setting is pretty good. He was a young British boy who traveled through time, and ended up being a classmate of Harry Potter. He was given a principal training system to complete tasks, and started an adventure journey. He encountered Voldemort in the Forbidden Forest, and was sent to an unknown place by Rocky using a portkey. The main theme is an adventure. It's not bad. Let's watch it after getting fatter.

Recommended score: 8.7 Points Time travel to 1991 when the Dark Lord is coming, Entered the Lion's Court in the same year as Harry Potter, There was Goldfinger, but Goldfinger asked him to kill Principal Dumbledore...

At the beginning, he traveled to the Obscurus, and obtained the golden finger of the principal's development system in the Harry Potter world. Ye Qing returned to his true self. After reading the first thirty chapters, no obvious poisonous points were found for the time being. I recommend it.

83 points A book with all its flaws Although the early plot is a bit awkward, and the later plot about Sirius is too heavy on the fan filter, the author did manage to write his own story while respecting the original work. There is no forced group participation. There are a few rare points: 1. The handling of Harold's plot is impressive. 2. The heroine is Fleur. Finally, there is no need to watch the time-traveling adult forcefully find a relationship with the elementary school girl Hermione.