HP: This Little Badger Just Wants to Lie Flat

That's great. This is a hardworking badger, one that constantly talks about lying down but whose body is always striving to change the world. Changing both the ordinary and magical worlds, getting them to coexist peacefully, and perhaps even pushing the limits of magic in the end—he probably won't be able to lie down anymore.

I'd give it five stars. Personally, I think Harry turning into Harley is really fun. If you're sensitive to that, you might want to avoid it. Just a small suggestion: be careful, I kept misspelling names 🤦

It's a great read, but the only slightly off thing is that Harry is parodied as Harley Quinn. Although the author himself made a point of it, it still feels a bit strange.

Those who say it's rambling have obviously read too many fast-paced fanfics. This whole piece is original and departs from most Hogwarts fanfics; it's quite good.

Saves money: Good read, decisive character, ruthless and merciless towards enemies, ending with Hail Hydra. The magical research plot is reasonable, although there are many technical terms, it's not overly obscure. The confrontation with Fudge is incredibly cool, arrogant but not off-putting. The plot drags a bit but doesn't feel drawn out; it's currently setting the stage for future releases. Also, chapters 67-69 have some sensitive content (in my opinion), I'm worried it might be discontinued.

It's alright, but can't we get rid of those voyeurs sooner? Their values seem questionable, so I'll deduct one star. However, the rest of the plot is pretty good. Harley Quinn might be a trigger, and the fact that the protagonist has a fan club (referring to people obsessed with him) might also be a trigger. Otherwise, there's nothing wrong with it. Overall, it's still worth buying.

It's really good, super good! Author, please write more! By the way, I don't recommend Harry (male) becoming Harley (female), but some people might suggest it, so I'm warning those who make that suggestion!

It feels like the protagonist is being constantly monitored.

The book contains numerous imaginative speculations and theories about magic by the author. The protagonist in this passage is somewhat deranged, possessing a sense of "I'd be content to die for the truth in the evening." A portion touches on business warfare; I haven't read many business fiction novels, so I'm not sure of the level of detail, but the protagonist's approach is roughly to use a…

👍👍👍👍 Pretty abstract, is it really still HP in the back? 🤦