Hogwarts' Genius Little Badger

The protagonist is too open-minded. He immediately learned the spells from the first to fifth grade plus his own spells at the beginning of the first grade, so he mastered the spells at a glance... His sister is also invincible. She can do whatever she wants without even saying spells. She just follows her words and directly becomes the reincarnation of Merlin [face covering] [face covering]

Ultimate invincible beauty. It fills in a lot of holes in the original work and perfectly fits my personal views. Why is Snape so bad? The others didn't show much drama. It was very enjoyable to watch. I felt so uncomfortable when I was stuck on the organ door. The author's soul is back, updatedo

It's touching. It's one of the few HP fan works in Tomato that respects the original work. At least I haven't seen any problems in the details yet. The outlook is normal, the characters are in line with the original work, and there are no conspiracy theories. Other HP fans, especially the new books, leave aside the setting. Many of them have errors in the logic and even the spells of the spells. If you are a fan of the original novel, you will feel very comfortable reading this book. The setting is also more interesting, the genius starts with a slightly cool text, and the temperament is also better handled, without the smell of diaosi. Well, I don't respect the original work that much anymore. Some small details about Grindelwald, Hermione, and Snape don't quite match the descriptions in the original work. It seems that there is no outline, and it becomes more and more scattered as it is written, and there is no main line (? Some magic spells have problems in principle, which cannot be solved by geniuses. Especially when it comes to souls, how can you dare to use it directly on people without experiments, even if you catch a few white mice and try it. Anyway, the beginning The look and feel is okay, but in the end I feel like the author doesn't know what to write. It's separated from the original main line but has not planned a new main line. The more I read it, the more it looks like a running account. I hope it won't be too supervising. If I can finish it in the end, I can probably give it 4 stars. After 2 follow-up reviews, 3 stars is still high.

The writing, characterization, and plot description all fit the Harry Potter story. There are no unnecessary conspiracy theories or messy things. The character design is basically okay. It is very talented but at least it has not exceeded the world view. It is really comfortable to watch. The main character's sister is too much. . .

Reasonable cheating, the physical body is comparable to the system. However, the look and feel is still very good, and the protagonist is a normal person. Hope it won't be boring later. What I don't feel good about is the emotional line of the trip to France, which is a bit sloppy.

Seeing the author's respect for the original work, the protagonist feels very comfortable. So far, this is a Harry Potter fan novel that I feel is perfect, and I hope more people can read it.

Be encouraged. He's a genius, but he just brushed it off. Although another genius hp novel uses the setting of Hogwarts Legacy, all the theories are written very clearly, and there is no setting for simply learning the curse. This book is a bit toxic. It seems that "I don't really yearn for the magical world" at the moment. Maybe it's because I'm good at it.

Overall, it's good, but compared to other fan fiction (excluding those brainless novels), the protagonist of this book is a bit too smart. There is logic, but not much. In the early stage, it feels like an invincible novel, but after careful consideration, it is not impossible. Also, the emotional scene with Furong is a bit abstract, but I believe it will be much better later on, and these are the two poisonous points. On the whole, the logic is smooth, the description is quite original, and the settings basically adopt the original settings. It is very rigorous and interesting. Yes, the early and middle stages are quite enjoyable and classy. Well, this combat power has been maintained relatively well.

In my mind, this foreign persimmon can even be said to be one of the top three best HP books on the Internet. The author has a wild mind and has his own understanding of the original work and the movie. I like it very much, thank the author

At present, this book is worthy of the five stars I gave it. The protagonist is extremely talented and the main plot is unbreakable. Although it may not be friendly to some orange fans, from an objective point of view, this book does not have many problems at present. There are a few minor problems but really not many. It is not a nanny for the Hogwarts trio, but it does not completely isolate the trio. Being friends ≠ being a nanny. This book has not deviated so far, but the author is a bit short.