Come On, Is This Still Science?

The content of the first three chapters of Golden is very attractive. The description of the first arrival in Diagon Alley has a strange feeling of straying into the magical world. However, the dialogue description in the fourth chapter is too localized and feels like a drama. However, this is just my personal opinion. The overall dialogue description is in a class of its own. I took a brief look at the following content. The author should have carefully studied the relevant knowledge and also used some of his own associations. Overall, it has a sense of extension of the Harry Potter novels. However, the different behaviors of the characters in different periods are a little different from what I think. There is a feeling of separation of a science-oriented guy entering the liberal arts. Maybe it is because the author describes it from the perspective of the protagonist. Generally speaking, it is commendable. It can be seen that the author has put his heart into it. It is guessed that the author spent a lot of effort to modify the first few chapters, and it also spanned a long time, so that the coherence is not very good. It is roughly divided into three styles with the matter of buying a wand as an intermediate style. Personally, I still prefer the first three chapters.