Harry Potter: What They Call Magic Is Science!

It's pretty good. It also adds original characters and integrates them with the setting. The treatment of Gwen's existence is unlike other books I've read, and it uses the tools of "Muggle" society reasonably (to be honest, the protagonists in some books about time-traveling Harry Potter seem to be primitive people. Modern society Although electronic products are not allowed to be used at Hogwarts, can they be used during the holidays?), But there is a problem with the microscope section. It seems that electronic products are not allowed to be used in Hogwarts, rather than a place without power supply. It is similar to the principle that causes electronic products to operate?

So far, it looks pretty good, and the protagonist is a crushing genius. Although the mission did not give many talents and skills, the protagonist relied on his talent reverse analysis skills to obtain a spell that was more versatile and could be taught. The colorful talent and smart mind at the beginning are really awesome. In general, the protagonist's strength increases. In addition, in fact, you don't need to suppress the protagonist so much, just Wudiwen Shuangwen is in power these days, and no one wants to suffer setbacks. In addition, the book should be as free of plot as possible, whether it is a male protagonist or a female protagonist, let alone a harem. After all, most authors can't write heroines well. Many great writers can't write heroines well, so authors shouldn't challenge them. Just treat others as little friends as much as possible. Even if you want to write about ambiguity, you can write about Konoha-style friendship (but don't write too boringly) Just writing about the growth of strength is actually enough. The protagonist wandering in the ocean of knowledge does not need a significant other.

Short, the author Kunkun has been cut by Gwen [laughs]

It's really well written. Looking at it alone, this part currently surpasses many Harry Potter fics written in Tomato.

It's quite exciting, but I feel like it was a bit original in the later stages, but it's also very interesting. When I didn't say it.

It's good to watch, and the protagonist is an invincible genius. This book is very well written. Moreover, the protagonist is self-aware, unlike other protagonists who directly regard the abilities obtained from the system as their own talents after they have the system. Unlike the protagonist, there is a clear understanding. Give system capabilities to others, and others will become geniuses. The protagonist clearly knows his talents. Will not expand.

Later, wouldn't it be beautiful to turn Little Gwen into Big Gwen as the heroine? People who watch it will rush to see the heroine Gwen to meet more authors.

It's so beautiful, I love the little roast chicken.

I would like to ask, which country is the protagonist originally from?

The villain of this book is apparently a series of Dark Lords such as Voldemort or Grindelwald, but in fact the real 'villain' is the stupid Miss Pavassatania and her family. Friends, don't forget that his family is a family of devil worshipers. This family even summoned the Lord in Yellow. Their family can basically be regarded as They are descendants of the evil god. It's pretty good that these sisters can still have human cognition. [Smile] Grindelwald, Voldemort, the Dark Lord, etc. They are really not even a bastard in front of his family. His family is truly the most terrifying family. It is estimated that one day, one day, the whole world will become extinct because of their family.