Harry Potter: A Wandmaking Master Meets a Mute System

If you like it, please give it a five-star review! By the way, I'd like to ask for all kinds of encouragement. Please support me for the sake of my hair!

It's a great book. The beginning is a bit messy, but it manages to pique the reader's interest. The part where Murphy appears and delivers the notice to McGonagall is well-written and the plot is quite tight, keeping the reader engaged. The author writes very well, and this book is very enjoyable. I hope the author will update it more often.

This book is quite good. I've seen many books about making wands on Tomato Books, but this is the first one that's actually well-written. However, the author might be a little nervous, as there are quite a few typos in the first hundred chapters, but it doesn't affect the reading experience.

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Is the author planning to follow the original setting exactly, or will they incorporate various realistic elements? Western magic also has a complete system. Considering the imprinted magic circles, the inability to cast spells with a staff, and spell scrolls mentioned earlier, a large portion of Western magic relies on magic circles to function (such as the still-dying ritual magic). Will the author incorporate these realistic Western magical elements?

I've read so many Harry Potter novels, but I've never seen anything so original—it's about the story after Harry Potter's battle with Voldemort, and the protagonist is a wand seller! Haha, I believe this book will be a hit. Keep it up, author, and strive to write even better works! I'm rooting for you! ٩( ᐛ )و

Excellent perspective! The writing style has a bit of the original novel's feel, which I agree with; it creates a stronger sense of immersion. I look forward to more exciting stories, and hope it doesn't turn into a fantasy/magic book!

It's really good! Even if you haven't read Harry Potter, it won't interfere with your reading experience. (✧∇✧)

It's really good. It's the first time I've seen a story that covers a later timeline from the original work. Although it's a bit of a shame that it can't resolve the unresolved issues like the tragic endings of the old bee and Spielberg, it's still good this way. The plot can be more flexible; you never know what will happen next because there's no fixed original storyline.

It's not updating anymore, but it's still quite good. It was updated in April, and now it's July, why isn't it updating? The plot is mainly about the main character selling wands after the great battle; I've forgotten a bit of the story, but it seems quite funny in my memory. However, the author has stopped updating, so I'm only giving it four stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐. If the author could update, I would give it five stars.