Hogwarts' Legendary Badger

Plain yet real, the true reaction of an ordinary person traveling through the magical world. Love magic, want to know it and master it. The little badger doesn't follow the trio, pursuing magic is true love. Use science to explain magic 🪄 (requires a little patience from the reader), the theory of magic is a bit like watching "Grey Wizard" and "Professor of Magic" Lost points, 1. The protagonist tries his best to explore everything about magic, especially the nature of magic. However, due to lack of personal ability and understanding, and lack of help from others, he falls into the boring pull of theoretical research (magic researcher), and even gets into trouble. For example, I almost missed the tune when I studied it before school started. It's chapter 49, and I'm still thinking about who I am, so there's no need to dwell on this 😔 2. It lacks a little bit of the pleasure of "killing randomly", "fearless" and "outstanding among the crowd". You can appropriately add some other magical plots, or interpret various characters and secondary settings in Harry Potter from an alternative perspective. I hope the author can find a balance between magic theory and plot Update soon and look forward to the author's follow-up

Well, I can see that the author wants to teach us magic, haha, and also gives the essential problem of why Muggles cannot use magic. The theory is rigorous and rich, and even combines magic with modern scientific theories and techniques to make it more reasonable. The description is interesting and vivid, and the details are full. There are some small problems but they are innocuous. It is slightly different from other fanfics. It does not follow the protagonist's trio and there is not much emotional description for the time being. There is some description of friendship, and it is more about the protagonist's yearning and exploration of magic, which is quite good [Chigua]

The author's exploration of the details of the curse is well written. The material and the soul complement each other. The rigorous yet interesting writing style is very suitable to my taste. The full text is not based on the original work, but mostly tells the story of the protagonist gradually exploring the mysteries of magic alone, interspersed with some short stories. From the early stage, the rhythm is well grasped, and there are no major plot points yet, so it is worth looking forward to. Slowly diverging from one detail to discover greater knowledge, just like the general health status of the entire plant can be seen from the branches of a plant. It is a smooth and logical narrative method, and it can be seen that the author has carefully outlined the outline. The writing style is not very brilliant, and I personally prefer a thick and appropriate writing style, but the details of this book's conception can feel that the author has put in the effort, so it is worth reading. Come on, author, and look forward to the next plot.

It's a pleasure to watch. The descriptions of psychology, environment, and action can quickly immerse those who are interested in the radio wave. Some people may think it is too wordy and like AI. Maybe the protagonist will communicate more with the professors and ask questions so that the research will go more smoothly. After all, the protagonist can easily get into a dead end without the help of the professors. More updates, kids love to watch 😄

I am very satisfied with the latest 64 chapters. This book shows the author's creativity and imagination, and the novel content attempts to reasonably analyze all aspects of magic. It's much better than other novels that only follow templates and have plots that are slap in the face or mindless. You can see the author's sincerity and imagination in writing this book. This is what I want to see when reading novels. Compared with the drug-like pleasure and numbness brought by the assembly-line face-slapping template, this kind of experience in the magical imaginary content constructed by the author is more exciting and fresh. Novels are supposed to carry the author's imagination and content like this, but many books nowadays are too template-based. The abilities are either given by the system or learned after a while, and they rarely imagine the content to fill in the operation process and theory of the skills. As for the plot, I also really like that the author doesn't let the protagonist have too much contact with the main plot. I hope the author can write the protagonist's own story, just like Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, being in the same world view as Harry but having his own story, and occasionally having some intersection with the protagonist group is enough. But wouldn't the protagonist's strength increase a bit too fast? He's only in the first grade and is almost at the professor level. Could it be that he will start studying alchemy later to make up for the too fast increase in strength?

After reading it, the only word that came to my mind was "gentle". I didn't participate in the "experience" of the three groups, there was no exaggerated research, and there was no reckless duel. I just quietly concentrated on studying magic. It was really good.

A unique Harry Potter "fanfic". While other authors struggle with the original work, this book breaks through this limitation and presents a different style. I hope the author can persevere

It's really good to read, and it's great to study the love and curiosity of magic. The only suggestion is to summarize the research and progress or shortcomings of pig's feet in ten or a few chapters, so as not to have a study today and a study tomorrow (I forgot about it after reading it hahaha), and then describe more details of the scene and be immersed in it.

Although a large part of the content of this book seems to have been expanded with AI, I am still very satisfied with the author's imagination and gave it 5 stars. Compared with the original work and other fans, the views are very novel and reasonable. Therefore, the author's overly formulaic and rigid language does not affect the reading of this book.

The protagonist's wand said nothing, but just agreed blindly