The Wheelchair War Goddess Speedruns Hogwarts

The romance scenes were really good, they made me feel so warm inside 😭😭 But I'm a little worried that the interactions between the current trio are so heartwarming; if other harem elements are added, will the author really be able to handle it well? 😭😭

I love authors who release a ton of chapters as soon as their book goes on sale! 🤓👍 Looks like this author isn't done yet, let's see them release another ten chapters!

Are there any similar novels? I'm not getting enough to read! #(Crying)

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It's great, keep it up, author!

First of all, I should clarify that my expression may not be entirely accurate. I don't know if the author didn't notice it or deliberately ignored or downplayed it. The main character has a problem with his lower body and needs to use a wheelchair, but sometimes I don't feel the wheelchair obstructing my movement; it's as if it doesn't exist. I'm not referring to moving around, like going up and down stairs; as mentioned before, magic exists there, so I'll just ignore that. I'm referring to the protagonist's height and the surrounding space. The protagonist is only 14 years old so far. Even among Europeans and Americans with exceptional talent, their basic height wouldn't be particularly tall. Since she's in a wheelchair, compared to others, she would need to have a section of her thigh shortened. The protagonist is in a wheelchair. There is an objectively existing space around her, where no other person or object can approach: her legs in front, the footrests, the armrests and wheels on both sides, and the handles and storage bags behind her. When the author is at home, they can try using a chair (preferably one with wheels, a backrest, and armrests). There was a program that allowed ordinary people to experience the life of disabled people. In one segment, people were strapped into a wheelchair. The result was that many things were not impossible to do, but they were different from normal situations and inconvenient. When moving around in a wheelchair, there needs to be enough space.

Hey there, we go to the same school! I received a letter out of the blue this morning after herding the cattle, telling me to come here to study magic. Wait, I didn't see you on the Epic train! Oh, I know, I heard pure-blood families have their own way of getting to school. You must have taken that... Steam train to get there early, right?

The story goes that Bai Suzhen and Xiaoqing are Animagus. They saw Xu Xian's good looks and tricked him into believing they were there to repay a debt of gratitude. Fahai was likely an enforcement officer from the Chinese branch who discovered Bai Suzhen had revealed the existence of the magical world to Xu Xian, so he imprisoned her.

Excuse me, where is the speedrun feature?

Here are some thoughts, which might be considered the most problematic aspects of fanfiction I've encountered over the years. For me, the biggest problem is character out-of-character (OOC). What I find most unacceptable in fanfiction is OOC of the original characters. Of course, this isn't absolute; everyone has their own interpretation, and my understanding of the characters will definitely differ from the author's. Furthermore, characters might be influenced by the protagonist, making OOC almost inevitable, which I can accept. However, directly gender-swapping the original protagonist is undeniably OOC. I've never understood why this kind of theme exists. Is it really that entertaining? For me, it's easier to accept the protagonist actively gender-swapping someone else. A few years ago, when Naruto was popular, there were many gender-swapped Naruto stories, but I never managed to get into any of them. I read this book for a while before, but stopped because of Harley Quinn's character, which is a shame. All I'm saying is to ask everyone: if a fanfiction character is OOC, can you really read it?