There Won’t Be a Third-Generation Dark Lord at Hogwarts!

I'm betting on this book to be a huge hit! The protagonist is really funny, and his superpower is amazing. He's neither a babysitter nor has any personality flaws. It's a rare, lighthearted read after reading so many melodramatic stories lately 😘 And most importantly! He doesn't flirt with any girls he meets! That's great! What kind of romance is this for minors?! Why doesn't the author just make it a no-romance story? I really don't like reading romance stories 🤦

I've read about 100,000 words so far, and the rating is excellent. The writing is very smooth, with each element seamlessly connected to the next. The protagonist doesn't have a prophetic ability, but that doesn't detract from the reading experience. Furthermore, compared to other Harry Potter fanfiction, it offers a different kind of enjoyment. It's a pity it only has 5,000 readers so far.

It's a very good show. The protagonist is unaware of the plot, or even the Harry Potter books; he only knows that he has transmigrated to a magical world with a system. You could think of him as a native with a system. It's like they have superpowers; they can learn anything instantly, have an affinity for animals and plants, and can communicate with all living things.

It's good, I love watching it. The plot moves smoothly. I don't interact much with the Saviors trio, but I have my own roommates and friends. Heaven knows how many Harry Potter fanfics I've read, and I don't have a single friend with a name in my own academy. Throughout the story, I rely on the Prophet to look down on everyone else.

It's well-written, a sweet little story, very sweet indeed. However, there's a lot of fishing characters in it, and in my mind, fishing characters are more savory, so they shouldn't appear in sweet stories. Sweet and savory shouldn't be mixed!

It's really good! Unlike other fanfiction, it doesn't follow the same path, there's no super popular character or harem, it's just a pure fishing game, and the protagonist doesn't participate too much in the main plot.

It's quite good. It's not the kind of story that blindly follows the original plot or can't be written without the original main characters. The protagonist doesn't even know about the Harry Potter story. The protagonist in the author's writing has his own story and life, and he also has his own companions, just like most aspiring wizards who don't have much connection to the Harry Potter story.

Of all the Harry Potter fanfiction I've read, this one deserves a 9.5. The writing is good, and the plot doesn't feel forced or contrived; it has its own original storyline. Unlike many books that artificially create connections between Harry and other houses, this one is very enjoyable to read.

I loved the beginning, the middle, and the end of the story. It's rare for me to be this satisfied with a fanfiction since Claymore. What I liked most was the portrayal of friendship and Dumbledore's attitude. I felt that an old man who viewed death as an adventure shouldn't always be written as a villain. This kind of writing is really comfortable to read.

It's unique; the protagonist follows their own path, unlike other fanfiction that tries to connect with the original character. The protagonist has their own story, their own adventures, and their own companions. This can be called true fanfiction.