The History of the Magical Rise of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry Geniuses

The plot is a bit creative and the writing is acceptable, but the super-heroine heroine makes up for this. The plot always maintains the same flow: 1. The heroine wants to change the status quo, and people in the magical world think that it takes more time to accept the rebellion. 2. The heroine feels that the people in the magical world are too procrastinating and goes berserk. The people in the magical world can only set a time to complete the heroine's request. 3. The heroine still felt that it was too procrastinating, so she took matters into her own hands and made a mess, causing everyone in the magical world to suffer misfortune. It was really fun to watch it at first, complaining about some of the criticisms of the original work, but it was like being stuck in a time loop, with the same plot almost always appearing over and over again. Although I know that the author wanted to express that the magical world is difficult to change, and wanted to emphasize the hardship of the heroine, two people fighting against the entire system. But it was so frustrating, and the heroine was so awesome. The highlight that kept me going might be the interesting description of Draco's CP, and the author's analysis of magic in the magical world.

It's super invincible and fun. I will declare it to be the most fun HP I've ever seen. The heroine won't bear the slightest grievance. If you have the ability, just do it. It's super fun for me to use the golden finger! You want to say that the heroine's character is a bit irritable, but the author updates it 5 times a day. You want to say that this book is bad for Dumbledore, but it updates 5 times a day. Hehe, how do you know that I am following an author who updates 5 times a day? How do you know that in a world where it is difficult to update 2 times a day steadily, I am following an author who updates it 5 times a day. Hahahahahaha, it's me! As long as the author does not make any principled mistakes and keeps updating, I will always support him. You are brave enough to fly, I will support you mentally.

I was a little hesitant at first when I saw the low rating, but I continued reading anyway. After reading the first few chapters, I knew why the rating was low. This book is different from others in that it does not get close to the three protagonists. Principal Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall, who have always been regarded as upright, do not present perfect characters. It is an opposite but objective perspective, pointing out that their imperfections, partiality, inconsideration, and shortcomings make them more real and unique. Although this will cause controversy or bad remarks from others, I think this is a very unique and charming point. It is not cookie-cutter or perfect, but true. The heroine, she is not perfect, she is strong but can make people feel arrogant, but in the face of strong strength, everything is OK. The dilemmas and prejudices she encounters can correspond to many situations in reality. I wonder, if it were me, facing doubts and prejudices, would I be so brave? I am a shell constrained by secular rules. The heroine's publicity and positive struggle will make people admire and yearn for her. It was really relaxing after a day of being bullied. Draco was an unexpected character for me. The author highlights his kindness and cowardice, he has advantages and disadvantages, and he is not a perfect male protagonist. In the process of getting along with the heroine, I have to change my shortcomings little by little, no longer take the initiative to ridicule, have motivation, love, and close friends. Moreover, this kind of Draco would completely arouse the desire to protect, the kind of feeling that he would stand in front of the enemy and then look back for comfort.

It's so cool to watch. When I saw Quirrell, I couldn't help but comment. I like this kind of Voldemort and think it's good for Voldemort to be the heroine's father. It just so happens that the heroine lacks a relative, and Voldemort's ending can be changed. Keep it up, author.

Immortal product! Giant giant giant giant giant looks good. Updates are stable. The heroine has a very upright outlook on life, strong in making money and magic. If you don't accept it, you will do it hahahahaha~ And she is not a trio of nannies. She does not revolve around the plot. She has logic, outlook on life and her own story. It is suitable for normal people to watch! Super friendly to normal people! Recommended! I originally came here for CP Draco. Although the interaction between the two little ones was also very cute, after watching it, I loved watching the heroine attack hard to rectify the unreasonableness of Hogwarts! CP Draco's writing is also very good. After all, he is only in the first grade now, so there is no love, but now the friendship is written super well (there is a setting that is very interesting, so I won't spoil it)! The heroine Slytherin! It's not the Lion Heart of the Snake House. What I like most is that even if Draco does something wrong, the heroine is not tolerant (although I liked this kind of thing before), nor will she deny Draco face in public (this is super important! I think Draco is very face-loving, and I don't understand how the heroines who accused Draco in public ended up together). Instead, she protects Draco's shortcomings, supports Draco when outsiders are around (I love it!!!), And then reasons with him and makes an agreement with him behind the scenes. A guiding lover, although they are just two stinky kittens now, they are so cute~ Next is a lightning rod for some people: 1. Hermione/Snape/Gryffindor/Dumbledore, etc. Are encouraged to see Quick Run. This article will write about the problems of the above people and attack them hard. If you can't accept it, I think the above characters are perfect Quick Run! 2. It may be a bit Mary Sue (a little bit) and involve spoilers at the beginning, but really just a little bit, put your mind aside, after all, it is quite interesting with this setting! 3. The heroine has a beautiful mental state. She will do whatever she doesn't want. She is more willing to accept soft things than strong ones, and will conflict with many people (of course the heroine will be punished by justice). At least I find it quite enjoyable, but I can't accept the heroine running away like this. Some final thoughts, I only discovered such a beautiful article last night. At first, I just read it with the intention of casually looking at Draco, but the more I read, the more I became obsessed with it, ah! Author! I finally! Found you, my soulmate! You are a genius! Love it so much! Nowadays, there is finally a sane person thinking about renovating Hogwarts! I will always follow the author greatly [love] [love] [love]

Nice! It's very exciting. It has its own views on magic. It's very novel. The male and female protagonists are naturally sweet. There is no industrial saccharine. There is no inequality or disrespect. The female protagonist is well portrayed and has a spirit of resistance. She is not perfect but she undoubtedly has a charming personality. How can I put it this way? If this book is not written in the world view and setting of Hogwarts, it will not be seen as a fanfic at all. Some people who say that the heroine has double standards don't have double standards themselves. Why should the heroine have to be in harmony with the protagonist? Why can't the heroine criticize the magical world? Why should I impose my own beautiful filter of Hogwarts on the author and be dissatisfied with the author for pointing out that the magical world is backward in modern society? Why should I impose my own beautiful filter of Hogwarts on the heroine? A heroine with rebellious qualities will express her dissatisfaction with everything that is not good. As for the so-called bad things, they are all set in the text. The setting of such things depends entirely on the author's own ideas. Okay, who are you qualified to point fingers? The world does not revolve around you Gryffindor fans.

It conforms to the three views of most normal Chinese people. The protagonist is self-interested and not shady. There is no brainless preference for the protagonist group, and there is no licking of power. Foreign worldviews are different from ours. It is very nice that the protagonist has not been assimilated (I really hate bullying and moral kidnapping). The most important thing is that the protagonist is treated as a normal genius in this book. This is a truly cool book! This is a novel for normal people! I felt so comfortable after reading it!

It's very nice to watch, but I hope that Voldemort will not be tortured in the follow-up. Voldemort can fail but don't humiliate him. I quite like Voldemort [please update]

Wow, the author posts so many good reviews in one day. It's so good to watch. It's so refreshing that I'm completely naked. I just hope that there will be a happy ending and everyone will make dumplings together.

Don't read the original novel, the author has changed many of the original settings himself. If you like Gryffindor, don't read. Hogwarts here is feudal dross, and Gryffindor is the representative of that dross. The heroine criticizes a group of wizards (mainly Gryffindor) who have limited information from a modern perspective, and no one (mainly Gryffindor) can offend the heroine in the slightest. You can watch it if you like the bitchy heroine and Slytherin, and you can watch it if you are a fan of Draco. Judging from the previous part, Draco is an exception, and the heroine will not be angry if you offend the heroine. I don't know how it will develop in the future.

So strong, the heroine has the feeling of defying the heavens and the earth and never giving up... It also provides a lot of new ideas. After all, Harry Potter was a work many years ago. People who have lived in a society with such advanced modern technology will definitely not adapt to it after wearing books. It will be like traveling to ancient times without mobile phones. The quality of life has dropped significantly. However, many fan protagonists can smoothly accept the world setting and have no reaction to the modern technology stage, which is also incomprehensible. All in all, this book is really enjoyable, and I look forward to the heroine changing the entire magical world.

Ah, finally there is a book that describes the feeling of a normal and powerful heroine from modern times entering the magical world. It is very interesting. This is what a real heroine in a refreshing novel is like. She does not cause trouble and is not afraid of it. Baa hahaha

Wocc, this is a rare HP article. Unlike other books, it is always retelling rather than creating. The character image is particularly vivid, and I like the heroine very much. She has brains, ability, upright views, and does not hide her ambitions. CP is Xiaolong. (Consortium Boss This book is produced from the collision between the soul of the 21st century and the world view of the magical world of the Middle Ages. The plot is very smooth and reasonable. This article is relatively neutral, neither Black Lion Court nor Black Snake Court. (Or everything is black) The writing is also very good. (I feel like he is a very talented new author) The current score has not yet been released, but I predict that if I complete a normal-sized novel at a rate of four or five pages a day, the final score will be 9.5 Or above.

To be honest, five stars can't be considered, but four stars is fine. I have watched a lot of heroines who are charming to thousands of people, but this is the first time I watched a heroine who can defeat thousands of people. In addition, the heroine is quick-witted, quick-thinking, and sharp-tongued. Overall, I find it very enjoyable. (Especially when he was quarreling with Ron, little Ronnie was quite tongue-tied in the early stage.) The author looks at Harry's world from another angle, which is very novel, but what can I say, it's a bit OOC. After all, this is a children's book. I think the descriptions of Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall are a bit harsh. I guess Rowling didn't think of this when she wrote it.

In the words of the book, this is a story that has not been assimilated into the magical world. I don't have to be a nanny around the protagonist, nor does I maintain high-sounding fairness and justice. I like it.

It's so beautiful. The heroine of this book is really studying magic and doing experiments! The author's grasp of the situation is also very good, making people feel that the heroine is very smart not just because of cheating. I read some reviews saying that the heroine is irritable, but I think the heroine is already a very calm and successful adult at the age of eleven in the Muggle world. She has had no major hardships in her life and has been smooth sailing. When you come to the magical world and see so much injustice and discrimination, and the conflict between the ideas of the Muggle world, and then work hard to fight against it, isn't it very passionate for a young man? I really like her high-spirited self-confidence when watching the heroine fight and point out unfairness. She even said that Hermione was sad when she was called a mudblood because she was affected by the environment in the magical world. It was really to the point. In fact, the cp is Xiaolong, who is quite sweet. The two of them are really cute and love to explore the collision of the two worlds. The Xiaolong written in this book is also very obedient, and gradually changes from his parents' puppy to the heroine's puppy, hahaha. But at present, I just feel that the heroine is working hard to study for the future and overcome difficulties when encountering them. Xiaolong's growth line is still very slow. Although I love watching the heroine and her sweet husband, I am worried that the heroine will be worried about it all the time.

I really like the character of the heroine. Finally, when I read the fic, I didn't see her being too close to the protagonist. I had seen many fics before and felt that the protagonist was like a puppy in a trio. This is very good. The heroine has always had her own personality, and Draco, what bad intentions can an eleven-year-old have?

She is my favorite heroine among all the novels I have read, bar none.

This is the first time I read this type of fanfic protagonist. Many times I just find it annoying when I see the protagonist being plotted to help the savior. This novel basically won't have much to do with the savior. Some people may find it unsightly if the plot is not developed at the beginning, but it will change later. Although Dumbledore is very kind, he is indeed very paranoid. The author just wrote another perspective of him, including the savior, Ron, and Hermione. At the beginning, he did have character problems as written by the author. As the plot develops, it does get better and better. The protagonist is really a person with his own personality who traveled through the past in modern times as I imagined, not a savior and Dumbledore's tool to lick the dog [Like]

It's a very nice fanfic. The whole text is flawless and the writing is very good. The interaction between the heroine and the hero is very cute and warm. Few people can write about friendship well, but in the author's writing, it is natural and warm. It reminds me of what the Sorting Hat once praised. Once Slytherin gives friendship, it will be extremely sincere. In addition, the most different experience from other fanfics is that this article does not follow the original work, but really focuses on the time-travel heroine. All the emotional initiations and conflicts are reasonable and the original plot is just incidental. To be honest, I think it is no less exciting than the original work, so why is the score so low? Can anyone give me an explanation?

It's a very good article. I suggest you read a few more chapters if you're not used to it. It's quite friendly to the Snake House, but I don't recommend it if you like Gryffindor. There were conflicts with Snape, Professor McGonagall, and Hermione at the beginning, but they eased up later, and it's not as OOC as they said. There are explanations at the end, and it's a matter of different concepts. First of all, Snape's temper is not that good. The protagonist originally has a temper that will fight to the end. The conflict between the two is quite normal. When the protagonist shows his strength, Snape will also provide help, and the relationship will improve. Professor McGonagall just thought that there were too many admissions for young wizards and she was in a hurry. Later, compared with Dumbledore, she figured it out. Hermione also didn't have many friends in the early stage, and it was normal for her to have ideological conflicts. Dumbledore... He at least gave the protagonist time to develop. Although it was annoying, at least he didn't do anything. I like Draco's recommendation. The two of them have been staunch supporters since they met each other, and there is no such plot of getting into trouble over the three of them. Unlike their novels, the point of view does not give proportion to Harry and others. It is mostly the perspective of the protagonist, and the author is very diligent in updating it.

The writing is super good, the angle is very novel, it is not a cookie cutter fanfic, it is thoughtful and I like the character of the heroine.

It's very interesting to read, but I feel that the pace is too slow. More than 200 chapters are still in their first grade [face covering] I don't know when they will graduate. But apart from this, there is nothing else to criticize [Like] The relationship between the protagonist and Draco is described with delicate tenderness and trust. I fell in love with you at an age when I didn't even understand what love is [admiration]. Both parties are willing to change and accommodate themselves for each other. It's very beautiful. In terms of imitation business, the protagonist is very strong, and he also dares to break old rules. He is very brave and tenacious. He portrays the protagonist very well. He is not the kind of person who likes to meddle in other people's business, but he will not take the initiative to provoke others if they don't provoke him. And the writing of other supporting characters is also remarkable. For the original three little ones, Hermione's unique charm is written, and she will not follow what others say. Although Ron was very annoying in the early stage, he more or less restrained himself later on, and he was probably aware of his own problems. He did not blindly belittle Harry, but pointed out his many advantages. But the author is great, I really want to run away. . . This plot is already considered protracted and cannot be considered delicate. Feeling stagnant. I've seen how far I've come, I've seen how far I've come, where I've forgotten all the previous plots. When did I lose my memory? I'll look at it again

It's just great 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. It restores the characters of the original characters very well. The reason why some people say it's ooc, I think it's because Rowling only wrote about the positive side of their characters, but looking at it from another angle, it's completely different. Anyway, it's very good-looking. It brings out the charm of Draco's character. His family is also very loving. The same is true in the original book. For example, in the final battle, everyone was fighting, but only the Malfoys were looking for their son.

It's still a pretty cool article. The heroine's character as a mathematical genius is great, but she may lack human touch. Facing the magical world, the heroine has been reforming in a fierce way, but in fact, the endless quarrels in the early stage are really annoying. In fact, the heroine's victory essentially depends on the moral bottom line of Dumbledore and others. She just wants to change the environment, so she keeps asking others, who may have various positions and no excuses, to obey her. The student was frightened by her sudden and violent behavior, and she still felt that it was the student's problem (if the heroine suddenly dropped a bomb while I was eating in the restaurant, even though it was not hurt, who wouldn't be afraid, and the public use of flying spells shows one's political stance to a certain extent, should students not be afraid, shouldn't they openly support it?) Secondly, Xiaolong is a bit OOC. I feel that he will not be so submissive and obedient. He is still pure-blooded and arrogant at heart.

There are many people who have traveled through Hogwarts. The angle of this book is very novel. There has been almost no such thing as isolating the entire school by oneself. The protagonist here almost does not understand the plot at all, but he is smart and has powerful magic, and does not compromise with the environment. Looking forward to more exciting plots in the future.

I used to wonder why it was only rated eight points, but after reading it, I realized that the whole story is basically the opposite of the tone of the original work. Some people might think it was a surprise. I think the first 60% of the story is quite interesting, but the rest is mainly because the author often uses incorrect pronouns and semantic inversions, which somewhat affects the viewing experience. Moreover, although the relationship between the protagonist and Draco progresses smoothly, the emotional scenes are still relatively stiff. In the end, the heroine does not even have major emotional fluctuations, and the feeling of being alive is a bit weak. The heroine becomes invincible very early. Although it looks quite enjoyable, there are still a lot of logical loopholes in the later stages. There are too many Horcruxes. If you like the protagonist group and Dumbledore, don't watch it. I generally feel very good about this book. The plot is very novel and very different from mainstream HP fan fiction. I quite like it.

Essentially, I've read it three times, and it's one of the best HP fanfics I've ever read so far, bar none. The main reason is that I am probably a Slytherin, and my outlook matches that of the heroine. My character score is constantly rising [laughs] There is no suspense at all when this book reaches one million words, and I feel that there will be no suspense when the book scores over 9. The best thing is: you can watch it even if you don't watch Harry Potter [Thinking] The heroine has a good mouth, and she feels so good when she squirts at him [full] There are also minor shortcomings: in 1991, the heroine used a computer to work online and trade stocks [stunned] small problem, cross it out [you can taste it carefully] If you like Gryffindor, don't read it, I'm afraid you might break your defense [laughs] Looking forward to the GG line. If the heroine takes over the Saints, it will feel no violation. The ideals and appeals are basically the same, and the political goals can be adjusted. Looking forward to [learned] [shy] [full]

The heroine is really strong and very convincing. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very comfortable. Draco's side as a tsundere young master is fully explored, and the female protagonist also dotes on him. This kind of way of getting along with the female protagonist who grasps her own subjectivity is really rare in female channels. The author's control over the characters in the original book is quite good. From a very orthodox Slytherin perspective, the analysis of the entanglements of interests is very clear. The only drawback is that the pace is very slow. There are more than 400 chapters from the first year to the end. The description of Gryffindor is too short-sighted, and the way of creating conflicts is a bit monotonous. The author's main plot should focus on the heroine's growth line. With the heroine's level of genius, she should be able to break away from the low-level struggles in the original book very quickly, instead of being suppressed all the time. The author has given the heroine a grand career goal, but if it involves too much petty quarrels with the savior and the others, it will appear that the heroine has been downgraded. But I'm really looking forward to the emotional changes between the male and female protagonists. It's really hard to see emotional scenes that suit my taste. It looks like there will be an American copy, but with the current pace, I really don't know if I'll wait until I get it.

Let's talk about it first, and we are really serious about advancing the academy story little by little. The main events are consistent, the one who solves the problem and is strong has always been the heroine, which satisfies the cool story and the psychology of a strong woman. She also gradually gains the right to speak and become the leader in Slyklin. Later, she can even tie with Dumbledore. The heroine is very powerful in Western magic and mental magic. I just saw that I was getting more and more impetuous later on, and I felt like I was deliberately creating conflicts, and was constantly being provoked to resolve them. At first, I was very happy to see the heroine's strength, and use her own knowledge to study magic. Later, I felt that Draco and the heroine's relationship was very uncomfortable for people. Maybe the soul of an adult has been tolerating and accommodating a child? Although I know that the Malfoy family has established the heroine's family background, it is really frustrating later on. I can accept the progress slowly, but my relationship and life should not revolve around being annoyed by messy people. It makes me very impetuous and uncomfortable [crying] [crying]