Hogwarts' Marauders' Era God of Magic

It's good-looking. The male protagonist is a wizard in the true sense. He keeps exploring and pursuing knowledge, and he is very smart and well-planned. So far, the writing is very, very good, but it is too short and not enough to read.

It's so good-looking. It's also called "As a great wizard, I try to be an out-and-out fairy tale wizard in the world of Harry Potter after being reincarnated." It's an out-and-out invincible novel. It's enjoyable. It doesn't have a plot that takes one bite after another. It's an ordinary life with great power. It's a good read.

I feel that the writing is much better than Clow Card. The protagonist is a standard academic type, and some of the details are really good. Come on, this book must hold on, and don't develop into a brainless genre with writing.

It can be seen that the author's writing is beautiful, and various imaginative magic theories are emerging one after another. Indeed, large-scale theories will look boring if they are not connected to the brain circuit (I glanced at ten lines), but it can be seen that the author's imagination is very broad, and what is more valuable is that the theory is purely handwritten without AI (personal feeling). Although there is a feeling of finding the plot from theory, the plot is really good. The protagonist has no OOC from beginning to end, the goal is clear and the motivation is reasonable, the character and actions have no deviation, and there is no cp to study. It is very valuable from the beginning to the end. I also like the character of the protagonist, and the writing is clean, without that kind of unclear description. I personally feel that the supporting characters (original + original work) are also less OOC, I can't say there is none, but it is within a reasonable range. It seems that the score of this book is not very good. After reading it for so long, the author even stopped updating it once. I finally remembered to rate it. It is worth reading! But it is recommended to fatten up the book, otherwise the serialization may end up with three or four chapters that are all theoretical. You're quite... Fat now? Recommended to enter the pit.

There's nothing wrong with the article... It's nice, I love reading it. A little problem, if the author could see 😂😂😂 the male protagonist is listening to the Lolita sound in the book!!! [Covers face] Very divisive! 6-9 Years old. Lolita who is definitely no more than 10 years old. A little loli confronts Manus. I don't know if the author can set it~

A very good hp fanfic. The protagonist is a peer of the old bat. It does not rely on the so-called plot but borrows hp's world view, mixes it with other magic systems, and combines the magic system of Western Fantasy with hp's very well. It was fine when I kept reading, but when I read through two pages a day, it became a bit dull. I felt that the writing was very bland and made me uninteresting.

It's good to watch. I haven't seen an academic protagonist in a long time. The character creation in the original work is also very good and not mindless. I hope to see the protagonist gain more knowledge in the magical world and change and improve this fairy tale world 👍

It's a very interesting book about the male protagonist's exploration of magic. If you like career-minded protagonists, this book is suitable for you. It belongs to the Invincible Genius genre, but it focuses on exploring the upper limit of magic. The basic plot follows an original route, with some original plots interspersed here and there. The male protagonist and Lily Snape are childhood sweethearts. They have been taught magic to hone their minds since they were children. Both of their characters have been corrected for the better. It is conceivable that the subsequent development will definitely not be as tragic as the original work. Moreover, the male protagonist is very protective of his shortcomings and is good at taking precautions before they happen. He has both brains and strength, and he is quite at ease. If nothing else, he should not be cruel at all. As long as he wants to save anyone, there is basically no one he cannot save. In addition, Dumbledore seems to be grooming him as his future heir. I have read the latest 149 chapters so far.

The image of the protagonist's genius is well created. It is not the kind of genius that is only reflected in the settings. The author uses performance to reflect the protagonist's genius rather than relying on the author's own words or settings. The system is basically an expansion library except that it has not appeared at the beginning. It is used to expand your knowledge and learn the magic of different systems. The images of Snape and Lily are basically OOC. The influence of the protagonists since childhood is definitely different from the original work, but they are also very good-looking, and the portrayal of the two people's images is quite interesting. It is a daily scientific research article. The protagonist basically spends time dancing in the early stage. Now entering Hogwarts is daily life and scientific research. The setting is quite rigorous, at least there is no obvious self-contradiction. It looks very good. The last time I saw the genius protagonist in Tomato, he was able to express himself very well, which was Lao Yi. I've read too many Harry fics that are the same, but this kind of Hogwarts fic is quite interesting and well written. For me, this novel is quite good and worth recommending

A good-looking and very rational protagonist. The author puts forward a very mature and self-consistent view on Harry Potter's power system. At the same time, he retains a lot of interesting plots in the rational narrative. I highly recommend it. To add a pertinent note, it is considered a slow hit among the current Tomato mainstream, but subjectively I can say that this rhythm is very good. Anyway, I personally don't find it boring or repetitive.