Hogwarts and Atypical Wizards

It's very beautiful. The author vividly portrays a calm and low-key protagonist who has his own edge, loves magic and constantly explores it seriously. I really like the detailed logic of the protagonist's magic research. He is not stuck in the plot but is not arrogant, rigorous, respectful of others, has a sense of crisis but is not suspicious, and has the courage to strive to break his fate. I have always felt that knowing the plot in advance is a trap in a sense. I am either self-righteous or afraid of changing the plot, but I like the attitude of the protagonist very much. It is different from ordinary fan fiction. What I like most is that there is no relationship line, so I can concentrate on studying magic without causing trouble. Originally, I like the magic world because I am fascinated by magic. Talking about relationships or fighting for hegemony is really putting the cart before the horse. This article really gave me a real sense of traveling through the magical world. I can feel that the author has put a lot of effort into studying the original work and has his own unique insights. I admire it very much. I love it so much, the author must keep writing it!!!

Feeling pretty good so far. Personally, I prefer a movie without a female protagonist. If there is a female protagonist, I hope there won't be too many scenes or the protagonist's character won't be ruined. Besides, I don't feel that the main character is easily obsessed with anyone at the moment, and even if he is 17/18 years old when he graduates, it would not be surprising if he looks so young and doesn't fall in love. Even if he falls in love and gets married in the future, there are conditions that only describe the story before that. Of course, this depends on the author's own needs. Currently, the protagonist has a tendency to study magic and innovate. I look forward to seeing what new tricks the protagonist can come up with. I really want to see how he creates the magic of the memory palace. Generally speaking, the process of creating a comfortable life and convenient magic for self-needs, or the effects of the magic itself, are quite interesting.

Some of the best Witcher fan fiction on Tomato. Many others are either having sex with children or running harems. These people don't know how to become wizards [Start]

Overall, it's good, and it's not a drama to watch, but there are three points that hinder my reading. One is the transliteration of the mantra, which is completely unnecessary. Just free translation. The second is that the protagonist always explains to others that he is a Muggle, but there is no need to, just give an attitude. Third, the protagonist says he is not involved in Hufflepuff, but behaves like Ravenclaw. The reason why he is close to the kitchen cannot convince me.

I feel that this is the most realistic Harry Potter fan fiction I have ever read. Maybe the protagonist does not have the power to destroy the world, but to me, this protagonist is very humane. I think the shortcomings are that the sense of substitution is a bit poor and part of the plot is a bit unreasonable. The protagonist feels like a doctor who is already doing research in the laboratory and is very busy, but this does not hinder it. This is a good novel. I hope this book will not be discontinued╮(＿)╭

I feel that the protagonist's mood and spirit are very stable, and his outlook on life is quite normal. The content is a bit sparse, and it would be better if he could be more plump. I just want to write the name directly without the spell, and don't transliterate it, okay? Dear author, my English has almost all been returned to the teacher [face covering]

After watching it, the overall story is watchable. The protagonist does not have any inexplicable emotional lines, and the overall career development is to study the magic and want to understand the magic. But there are also some problems in that there are many contradictions in the development process of the magic spell. Of course, I think the biggest contradiction in the whole text is that it is too preachy. It feels like it is forcefully inputting three views and ideas, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to read! My personal preference is to reflect the author's thoughts from the side, rather than directly saying what the protagonist thinks in the text, or describing it in a long paragraph.

I think this is a rare and good novel among HP fans. Although sometimes it writes a lot about the male protagonist's thoughts on magic and some inventions, it doesn't feel so boring. Not only does it not belong to the Black Lion Academy, but it also acknowledges Harry and Dumbledore's contribution to the wizarding world. The relationship between the male protagonist and them has always been harmonious, which I think is very good. I don't know where some fan authors come from. Anyway, they just like Black Lion Academy and Snake Academy. I'm not saying that Snake Academy is a hopeless bad guy. I even admire some authors who write about the hero's actions to save these students whose values ​​are shaky. I digress, but the overall point is that the characters in this novel are not too OOC, and the male protagonist loves to learn, studies magic hard, and partially interferes with the storyline without appearing too complacent as a time traveler. There are also many content settings that I like, including the male protagonist pretending to be a little x unintentionally, and the professor status that the male protagonist slowly planned to obtain. In short, it is an excellent HP fanfic.

It feels like opening a thesis, very logical, and does not treat readers as fools. It respects the original work for various settings in Harry Potter. There are many reasonable assumptions based on the original work. Reading this novel, I actually feel like I have gained knowledge. If magic really exists, it is a very good fanfic. It makes me feel that Hogwarts really exists. If you think about it carefully, the author is filling the gap between this magical world and the real world. , Makes me feel that magic is real even logically, because it is actually very scientific. Worth a look

It is not so much a novel as it is a long review of HP. It is more about explaining the author's own views and thoughts about HP. Among the three elements of the novel, the plot saturation and character three-dimensionality are not very good, but many of the author's opinions are still very objective.

Very nice, a bit sparse. I'll add a longer review later. Just write it first. The male protagonist has no CP (probably), and he doesn't lick the protagonist. The language is clear and fluent, easy to understand, and very enjoyable to read. The author's writing style is simple and unpretentious, but it can penetrate people's hearts. The overall structure is clear and easy to understand. The character of the protagonist is described in detail and his characteristics are highlighted. The plot, characters, and writing style of the book are overall good. Still very likeable. One thing is that the main plot of the protagonist has not yet come out, and he has been following the plot. Is it just a fanfic? It is normal. The self-feeling is vivid, interesting and impressive.

The protagonist is the kind of person who makes a decision and goes all the way to the end. The whole book is also focused on the rhythm of the protagonist doing what he wants to do. The plot of the original book is almost unimportant, and the main thing is to destroy Voldemort's Horcrux. The protagonist's relief when Voldemort died was something you could really relate to. Moreover, the protagonist's thoughts as a modern person have not been assimilated, which is something that many HP novels do not have. And I especially like the plot where the protagonist studies magic. This may be the world I imagined when I first saw Harry Potter. There is a beauty of returning to the roots. This book really deserves a score of nine or above.

I really like this book. The protagonist has been sober since he was a child and has his own plans and ambitions. It's very good! Everything is progressing steadily! Moreover, the discussion about the principles of magic is really good, as if it can be explained by logic in the real world. It is very academic and very thoughtful!

An atypical wizard, in terms of senses, compared to a fan in the conventional sense, this article is more similar to the original work as much as possible, and at the same time, it completes a more personalized world view. Spoiler alert below ⚠️. Along the way, Min (ah~ the same goes for Sai~) has taken every step step by step, has his own ideas, and just watched without being familiar with the "plot". He has scientific exploration ideas that are not in the original work, not magical, but very scientific~ What surprised me most is that at the end of the article, he sets his sights on the sea of ​​stars. In the HP world view, this is too sci-fi! Interesting perspective, interesting story, I give this a 5⭐~

It's interesting to start to develop beyond the original plot. The character creation is very good. The protagonist is not just a 12-year-old perspective, nor does he reveal his adult image too outrageously. There are many contradictions. The humility on the outside and the arrogance on the inside that knows the plot are well expressed. But there are some deviations, the thinking is too divergent, the interpretation is too deep, some places look a bit like hydrology, and the pursuit of the reasons is too selfless. It is good to be logically rigorous, but this is not a discussion of academic issues, and there is no need to be so serious.

A very enjoyable book to read. Although the Harry Potter fanfiction is a bit difficult for people like me who have never read the original work, the whole book feels like a truly enjoyable book. The author uses Harry Potter's worldview to improve and rationalize it, and then expands it. It feels like a gradual upgrade and a steady progress. There are no secret realms suddenly appearing, villains giving away treasures, or any other sudden situation. It is a safe and steady upgrade step by step. Because it is a Harry Potter worldview and a children's and adolescent book, the characters in it are indeed as clear as fairy tales, so there are not too many messy plots. The Western world view also prevents the plot from developing into a stereotyped urban martial arts, Warcraft siege, humanity is in danger, being overwhelmed by foreign countries, etc. There is nothing in the whole book that would make readers feel that the plot is just to stir up the readers' emotions, nor is there a plot that is designed to make some people appear holy just for the sake of fun.

I feel that some people may have lowered their expectations after reading the description in the copy that "daily life, studying magic is boring, and those who want to see the pretentiousness slapped in the face can leave." You may think it is a boring daily novel. In fact, this is not the case, it is just that there are no plots such as the bloody dragon Aotian showing off, and even the arrogance of the time traveler is basically invisible. Of course, there are more daily routines in school, and the protagonist is not a salty person. He studies hard and lives a fulfilling life every day. In the eyes of others, he is a top student. But it is indeed a daily novel, and there are many inner confessions of the protagonist in it. If you want to see the protagonist upgrade and fight monsters, don't have high expectations.

This book can be regarded as the only HP fanfic that clearly states how the protagonist becomes stronger little by little. I am very curious about what the author based these theories on. It is quite unreasonable. I really like reading such fantasy/magic novels, but most of them don't have a clear world view, which makes it difficult for me to imagine what kind of world the author describes. This shouldn't happen. After all, it relies on an already established background, so it will be simpler in comparison. The character of the protagonist has not changed from the beginning to the end, except for the killing scene that almost ruined the character. The rest of the story is very good. It is a low-key study but retains a sense of existence. The author has grasped this very well. The writing is okay, I can understand it, and I know what the author wants to express, but it is not attractive enough. This book relies purely on plot and genre to retain readers. Sometimes it is very good at describing the theory, and anyone with some understanding can understand it, but the daily fragments are not as good. There is a little lack of consideration in the wording. Sometimes there are hints next to some words that the English translation may better express the situation at that time, but it is not a big problem. You can still understand it after reading it a few times.

I feel that the author has done a lot of research on the magic in HP, and it is very academic and logical. However, the whole book describes the magic research in too much space. It is recommended to add some other plots. [Blowing kiss]

I have read so many HP books, but this one covers a lot of knowledge, and the main plot is completely different from the others. I feel that this supreme mage is very powerful [like][like][like]

In the world of Hogwarts, it is also a novel way to view magic from the perspective of ordinary Muggles and conduct various experiments on some magic. It respects the characters in it, but does not interfere too much with the protagonist group and the growth of Harry Potter. It does not demonize the characters in it, and it does not become arrogant and unclear about itself because of the prophetic vision in the book. What particularly impressed me was the way the protagonist Sainz made friends and treated him with his two roommates Ben, Adam, Aria, Angelia and the Veles twins. The process of getting along with them was natural and easy-going. There is no need to say more about Hagrid. Although there have been unpleasant moments between them, there is no need to talk about their feelings at all. I highly recommend you watch it.

A rare scientific research protagonist in HP fanfiction. The author's logic is online, and the analysis and extension of the original work are also in place. Although the protagonist is a bit cautious, he is not ambiguous when it is time to do it. It is a little unfriendly to Sri Lankan fans, but the whole style of writing seems really comfortable. Each stage of magic research can be said to be meaningful and realistic. Generally speaking, it is highly recommended.

After reading this book with difficulty, the imagination and the overall setting are very innovative. In addition to the attitude towards [Sijiao], there is also the logical explanation of the principle of [Time Traveler], which is a bit tangled and contradictory. Everyone has different positioning and views on [Sri Lankan religion]. They can understand and accept various treatments, analyze specific events in detail, and cannot force others to fully agree with their own views. But [school bullying] is absolutely unacceptable. The overall setting of this book has its own logic + ideas, and it is also a rare fanfic that is not limited to [plot + destiny]. In terms of collecting [knowledge] + [invention and creation], this book has a very good overall setting. Then there is the one who can deal with [Lao Fu] neatly and clearly and explain the subsequent changes to [Magic World] + [Ministry of Magic] + [Hogwarts]. Not bad, good [like] Finally, I would like to say that all fanfics that can only be limited to [plot + destiny] are bullshit no matter how many words they have. At the same time, it is even more bullshit to finish [Lao Fu] immediately after offline. Unfortunately, 96% are like this.

This is a very different hp fanfic. The protagonist has always had his own persistence and goals to strive for. From the beginning to the end, he has not followed the protagonist step by step. The protagonist has always followed his own path and his own plot. It is a wonderful book.

I must say that this is a very exciting novel. Although there are many chapters describing magic research, which may make some people feel bored, the overall novel is not obtrusive and will not affect the integrity and excitement of the story. What is particularly rare is that the author completely follows the character traits of each character and the worldview of the original novel, and all magic conjectures are basically based on the original novel. For me, a loyal reader of the original work, it is really valuable. In particular, the deaths of some characters that were regrettable in the original work were avoided in this novel, which makes people feel very comforted. Very good novel! I look forward to the author publishing a new book!

Wow, how can I put it this way? Some people may say it is a waste of time, but it was just right for me. There was not a chapter skipped from beginning to end. I read the whole text. It can be said that the logic of the writing is online. All kinds of inferences are well documented. I like this book very much and I also like this style. This is the best Harry Potter fanfic I have ever read. It can be said to be the first book that breaks out of the Harry Potter plot. Most Harry Potter fanfics follow the original plot. Although this book also involves the original plot, the protagonist does not follow the plot, but follows his own path, step by step. It is really interesting.

The plot is okay, not a cool novel, and gives people the feeling of playing a development game. Just like the title of the book, Sainz created by the author is not like a typical Hufflepuff, but more like a Ravenclaw. Especially Sainz's attitude towards Hagrid in more than 200 chapters and a series of comments about Hagrid written by the author. It can be seen that Sainz does not have the most fundamental quality of Hufflepuff (personal feeling), which is also the difference between him and Cedric.

I really like reading daily articles, but this one is different from the daily articles I have read before. Although it also writes about the protagonist's daily life and delving into magic knowledge, the author's thinking is more divergent. Often a matter will be explained in a long paragraph, and it will be associated with various situations. Sometimes it becomes chicken soup after writing. It does get a little boring

It's very beautiful, with many novel thoughts on magic, and the writing is very good. People will be immersed in it after reading it.

The plot has some twists and turns. In the early stage, the male protagonist is more focused on improving himself, but in the later stage, he is directly invincible. But the male protagonist is more focused on his own research. This book is more like the male protagonist's magic academic research manual [Thinking] It feels like reading a magic research paper [facepalm] is quite interesting. INFPs have to be distracted several times every time they see a bunch of explanations [facepalm] but they basically don't jump and insist on finishing it.