Hogwarts Family

The story of James Potter and Snape's student days. The male protagonist is their same generation. It's so interesting (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡! The male protagonist has no system but is relatively capable

I haven't read the original work, only half of the movie, and I've read one or two fan fictions at the starting point. The strange thing is that they are all eunuchs. I don't really like Harry Potter, but I like this fanfic. Most Harry Potter fans choose to write about becoming Harry Potter's classmates and then dating Hermione or Harry (?). What first attracted me to this book is its specialness: it writes about the family generation, that is, the generation of Harry's parents. Being different can be a strength, but one strength is not enough to impress me. It is good to be meticulous, respect and restore the details and atmosphere of the original work, but it is only the basic skill of a good fan. Designing the plot by oneself and letting the protagonist seamlessly integrate into the original character without any sense of disobedience is of course what a good fan should do. It was not until I read the second semester that I fully accepted that this was a good book. I saw the author groping for how to write well and making new attempts again and again; I saw the characters in his works seemed to come alive and were active in this fairy tale-like magical world with their own little thoughts; I saw a lonely, suspicious, and thoughtful soul becoming smart, lively, and joking step by step. Love is magic. I'm glad this book brings that out. The author must have planned to write until they graduate from Hogwarts, come on! Also, are you really not going to arrange some emotional scenes for the protagonist? You can't let Harry call him dad. The teacher-student relationship is also pretty good, or something else.

[Liangcao+] I just thought of this book, because there are very few HP fans who write about their own generations, and this one is the most readable among them. It's been a long time since I watched it, and I can't remember the specific content. I just remember that it was a pity that a female character who should have a very important role didn't become the heroine, and that Snape and Lily ended up together. It depends on personal acceptance. If you are interested, you can take a look.

The first 60% of it is very good and interesting, but then it gets a little lost in the original plot. I have finished it now and I have watched 80% of it. Overall, it is worth recommending.