Dedicated to
My dear niece, who loves Harry Potter
My beloved older sister, who loves my niece, since she's her daughter
And to my dear self. I'm this book's first reader, since those two don't read novels. Now I'm going to make things up as I go, hahaha!
Self: Oh, Merlin, the heroine is a transmigrator with a very unusual perspective. Severus is always saying she ought to be strung up from a lamppost. But do you know how hard it is to find a normal transmigrator, Severus? You should learn to get used to her.
Snape: For example, buying a wand that could get you sent straight to Azkaban? Getting two weeks of detention before term even starts? Or learning in the library how to cut the gillyweed out of your head?
Self: Severus, I think you should be grateful that at least she didn't scream your name when she was strung up from the lamppost, don't you?
Snape: Should I be thankful? To a snow demon with nothing but gillyweed in her head?
Self: Maybe... you're angry?
Snape (laughing): Well, well... do you think I'd get angry over a snow demon? Just because she forgot to add... Professor after my name?
Self: Or maybe you're angry because she forgot to call your name while she was being strung up from the lamppost?
Snape: Hah...
Self: Wait, Severus, I think... ahem, survival is the first principle of civilization, so you should put down that wand... or at least turn off the green light coming out of it... This is not civilized at all.
It was great, and it reminded me of some thoughts I had while reading the book and watching the movie: blind faith in prophecy, a small population, a magical system that hadn't progressed in a century, and a medieval system mixed with some modern elements, and most importantly, their arrogance and self-imposed isolation 🤔.
I haven't seen the ending of Qianlin yet... Boss, please...
So far, I think this is a very good read. Normally, in a fanfiction, it would be a major flaw for the protagonist, as a transmigrator, to look down on the social environment of the original world—it would be seen as a case of biting the hand that feeds them. But this one is different.
I really want to see Chizuru again. It's been such a long dream, such a huge detour. I feel like Zygarde listening to a story, but Daigo clearly said Chizuru's story isn't over yet. Please come back! I'm begging you! You used social anxiety as an excuse not to create a group chat for three whole years. You have no heart! Come back, Chizuru!!! 😢😢😢
I hope to see Qianlin's ending, boss. 🥺
I want to see Qianlin's ending, bro!
The green hills remain unchanged, the clear waters flow on; we have indeed met again in the world of martial arts.
This is a completely different work from previous Harry Potter fanfiction. Both the character development of the main characters and the unfolding plot are impressive, and I really enjoyed it. (Author, please change the cover; after all, a book's cover is quite important. If it weren't for the previous book, I probably would have missed it.)
I want to see Qianlin's ending! If all else fails, I can just send it to a group chat, okay? 😢😢😢
Is there still a chance? I'm begging you, author.