The Living Holy Grail of the British Wizarding World

Among the countless HP yuri fanfictions, I've finally found a readable novel that doesn't pair Hermione with someone else. I hope this one survives to the end. P. S.: I still can't understand why Harry and Hermione didn't end up together in the original story. It's more confusing to me than the combined endings of Naruto and Bleach.

From the very beginning, there was an atmosphere that seemed to suggest "everyone wants to harm the innocent nine-year-old protagonist," which was quite unsettling.

After watching a bit, I felt the protagonist's behavior in the opening dialogue was a bit too neurotic. First, he inexplicably wanted to talk to Dumbledore and showed things that the protagonist shouldn't know.

Why not summon a loyal and controllable Servant? Medea is not someone who is loyal and easy to get along with, and Morgan is even more of a heavyweight; using her is tantamount to finding himself a master.

To be honest, the system seems to be trying a bit too hard to match someone with Daphne, making it feel a bit like a blind date (?), Which is weird. Of course, if Shafik is behind this, then disregard what I said. Hermione's been somewhat absent lately. To put it simply, the school scenes gave her a lot of screen time, subtly hinting at her "special feelings" for the protagonist (not necessarily romantic love, but more like innocent longing and curiosity). After a long detour, they finally arrived at Hermione's house, which should have allowed for a deeper storyline involving Hermione and some more interaction with Elaine, right? Haha, and then the focus shifted to Daphne... Of course, appealing to character logic is fine, but the pacing felt... Abrupt? It's like the first act features a gunshot, and the third act says, "That was just background noise, everyone, let's go see the snow leopard in the distance." It's similar to Akasaka Akiyuki making yakisoba when his wife is in danger. In other words, if there isn't a deeper interaction between Hermione and Elaine, or a story focusing on them, then all that screen time at the school was completely unnecessary and even counterproductive in terms of anticipation.

This is very well written. In this era where Hedgehog Cat (a popular Chinese web novel platform) is full of low-quality works, yours is a relatively high-quality one. Among the HP novels I've read, it's second only to "A Bite of Hogwarts" on Qidian. It reasonably expands on the original story framework, and I look forward to seeing the new chapters and seeing what new experiences they will bring me.

The Fate volume feels like it's not on the same level as the previous ones; it's infuriating and disgusting to read.

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I finished watching it in one night, and all I can say is that it's amazing. I couldn't sleep at night, so I'll update it quickly. However, the source of the protagonist's pressure is a bit strange. In the old version, sleeping turned into a dream of returning to his senior year of high school, his identity caught in the middle, forced to become a dual-class high-level agent, simultaneously bearing the survival pressure from both the original world and the Harry Potter world, so the pressure exploded. In the new version, not streaming doesn't seem to kill him; at most, the system might break down and he'll secretly stream for a short while. At least the original world didn't put on any survival pressure, and the pressure from the Harry Potter world didn't really affect the protagonist in the early stages, but suddenly exploded after the system was activated. I don't quite understand it.

Severe paranoia is difficult to read