Hogwarts, But It's an All-Girls' School!

I was wondering, if Harry had a different gender in the original books, would Malfoy have been instantly captured by Snape's automatic sniper rifle and grappling hook just by breathing?

The protagonist is a bit dim-witted, which I can understand as a plot device by the author, but the troll and the skirt-lifting scene should be minimized.

It's alright, just don't tie the wings in a knot.

If we do it this way, how do we set up Voldemort? A emotionless loli?

It's difficult for Hedgehog Cat to make this kind of subject matter stand out, as the censorship is too strict.

How about renaming it the Wizarding World Paradise Project? ☝️🤓

The pacing is way too fast! There's so much to write about, like the protagonist's talent, but it's all glossed over with a casual "the story progresses at breakneck speed." There's no sense of immersion at all; it's impossible to imagine just how high his talent is. At this rate, won't it be over soon? #(Sweat)

Wasn't the protagonist the first male student to enter the school? How come there's another one here?

Holy crap, the final chapter is thunderous! They just put it on the shelves and ran away.

When does the protagonist get taken advantage of? You give the protagonist the succubus talent; it wouldn't make sense if they didn't get taken advantage of instead. #(Evil laugh)