A framework for an in-depth exploration of the lore and wizarding world of Harry Potter from an original professorial perspective, filled with politics, suspense, history, and the complexities of the adult world, setting the stage for the saga to come.
Reader comments
The male protagonist is strong and rational, has brains and is full of challenges. The confrontation with Snape is great to watch! There is also a sense of conspiracy that bursts out of the screen... I haven't seen such a good-looking original male protagonist in a long time!
I'm looking for books today, and I want to continue looking for something related to human nature, conspiracy, etc. There are many books like this, but none of them really suit my taste. After thinking about it, I realized that what I like about this book is not only its full flavor of conspiracy, but also the fact that the protagonist relies on his own ability to explore the truth hidden by layers of dead branches and leaves in the big net. And the protagonist is not omnipotent, not the strongest being in the whole book, and not all problems can be solved in front of him; compared to those mindless novels, this book is more like reality, there are not so many chances and coincidences, and the protagonist is more real, more three-dimensional, more like a living person that we can touch in real life. All in all, I really, really, really like this book🥰
The sense of reality is stronger, the original work is a bit too fairy tale [laughing and crying]
The male protagonist is strong and rational, has brains and is full of challenges. The confrontation with Snape is great to watch! There is also a sense of conspiracy that bursts out of the screen... I haven't seen such a good-looking original male protagonist in a long time! I'm looking for books today, and I want to continue looking for something related to human nature, conspiracy, etc. There are many books like this, but none of them really suit my taste. After thinking about it, I realized that what I like about this book is not only its full flavor of conspiracy, but also the fact that the protagonist relies on his own ability to explore the truth hidden by layers of dead branches and leaves in the big net. And the protagonist is not omnipotent, not the strongest being in the whole book, and not all problems can be solved in front of him; compared to those mindless novels, this book is more like reality, there are not so many chances and coincidences, and the protagonist is more real, more three-dimensional, more like a living person that we can touch in real life. All in all, I really, really, really like this book🥰
The sense of reality is stronger, the original work is a bit too fairy tale [laughing and crying]