Harry Potter: A Wizard's Guide to Growing Up

I really like to read female Harry Potter fanfics because they are not filled with most of the descriptions of the female body or the obscenity of some female characters. This article is very good, and the protagonist's portrayal makes people feel a sense of love and compassion. It's a different experience than watching male fan fiction. I highly recommend it. The protagonist is very cold-faced and cute. I've been stuck with a cold face all my life 🤦

It looks good, the writing could be smoother, but the content is a little lacking. The protagonist is a Ravenclaw, the grandson of Dumbledore's younger brother. His parents died when he was young and he grew up in an orphanage. Because the system suppressed magic, Dumbledore and the others couldn't find the protagonist. After reading Chapter 29, it is currently centered on the development of the protagonist, not the trio with Harry. There is a system and a flow of growth. Dumbledore and Snape were observing and wary of the protagonist's attitude at the beginning. They understood rationally that after all, the protagonist was gifted (Tom, look how deep the shadow you have caused) and a little emotionally aggrieved (the protagonist controlled). Later, they maintained a more laissez-faire attitude. Maybe it was because the orphan protagonist was emotionally slow and longed for love. The relationship with Cedric was heart-warming. Hahaha, the little badger and the little eagle are so cute. I hope there will be more plot. By the way, does this book have a CP? If so, who is it? And is the ending like he? Don't be.

It's very, very good. You can check my reading time. I graduated from high school this year. I couldn't hold a mobile phone in high school and read it for such a long time. I have read fanfics on Tomato for many years. I dare say this is the best HP fanfic I have seen on Tomato this year. This is just my opinion of this story. It's very three-dimensional, not dramatic at all, not occ at all, and it doesn't even have much overlap with the original plot. I think in a sense, it is already a very independent story, or a biography of a character. The protagonist's character is very well portrayed. I will keep following it [Blow Kiss] ❤️

It's super good-looking, and there's nothing OOC about it at the moment. Apart from the identity of the male protagonist, I can't figure out why Aberforth's grandson would be in the same class as Harry Potter. The timeline doesn't match up. I can't help but say it's his great-grandson. Other than that, it's super nice 😘😘😘

Read it in one sitting! The male protagonist's character is well developed and three-dimensional! A cute little person who is passionate about knowledge and maintains the spirit of exploration, but occasionally feels a little speechless when facing Snape, and also has a lot of inner drama 😳😘

Very attractive content. Although the protagonist has a system, he does not completely rely on it. He has his own thoughts and thinking and is determined in his pursuit. But I am still very curious about what the future direction of CP will be...

It's very interesting. Good luck to the author. I hope there is no censorship.

The plot is full of novelty, and I quite like the character of the protagonist. I hope there is no heroine.

Five-star praise! ✨Little Ali always says cute words with an expressionless face, she is so cute🥰🥰🥰. It's even, it's so empty, please fill my heart with more manuscripts!! 😍😍😍

The protagonist is cute and cute, and like a sponge in Hogwarts, he absorbs the knowledge crazily. The whole story looks good, and some of the interactions are very cute. Although it is a female channel, I am still not sure what the CP is and I am looking forward to it [Note]