Harry Potter: She'll Take Everyone Down Equally

It's alright. I thought the Slytherins were going to form a trio, but they separated due to ideological differences. Then the female lead stuck to Harry Potter's side, acting a bit like a babysitter 🤔😅 I don't know where all the characters went in the story? But the writing is good, quite good, maybe some people are a bit out of character.

The most striking aspect of this strong female protagonist novel is that she never relies on any male character and always maintains control over her own life. Early on, she displays a mischievous and cunning nature, directly confronting Snape for his prejudice against students and his deliberate targeting. Her later explanation to Harry further demonstrates her intelligence and sense of justice.

This is a really good book among Harry Potter fanfiction novels (´∀`*). The premise is quite novel, and so far the female lead isn't pursuing any romantic relationships or dating, so I guess it might be a no-romance story 😳. The female lead is also very vivid and three-dimensional; she's a super-achiever who's good friends with the main characters from the original books, including Harry Potter…

I really like him, the future Minister of Magic is so great! I don't think being on good terms with Potter and Longbottom is a bad thing, and how can those things not be considered a great and powerful persona for classmates? 🤔 Isn't this building connections and successfully adding points? Oh my god, 2000 points! 👀 And how can it be considered babysitting?

A very high-quality Harry Potter spin-off. So far, there haven't been any dull moments. The plot surpasses many books in the same genre. At the same time, the female lead's "creative journey" is well-developed, without making readers feel awkward or cringe. Furthermore, the author's control over the characters is very appropriate, such as the Marauders and Snape.

This book is really good! The female lead has a cool and aloof personality... Well, those two words don't actually clash. She's very strong, carefree, but genuinely kind to those she cares about, like her brother Barty, her father Barty the Elder, the little elf Sparky, and the trio... And the characterization and dialogue are quite good.

This book is great! It's not the kind that claims to be about a strong female lead with no romantic partner but is actually a heartthrob who engages in ambiguous relationships. The female lead's character is excellent. I hope the author can continue writing!

This is a Harry Potter novel with relatively positive values. It points out the bullying behavior of Snape and Sirius Black and changes some of the educational practices in the school. In the extremely feudal Slytherin, it unites those who want change and neutrality, allowing the girls to regain their sharpness. Except for the female lead's somewhat silly behavior at the beginning, she is a leader worthy of being followed, making people believe that she will become a great minister later on.

The plot is fresh and unique, and the female lead possesses a distinctive personal charm. Her ambition is not a negative trait; she embodies it perfectly. 🥰 I'm really looking forward to seeing her become the president of the International Wizarding Federation and lead the Slytherin students to break free from the shackles of the old era.

This book is excellent, with beautiful prose, comparable to other HP fanfictions rated 9 or higher. The author maintains a very objective stance, not portraying a mindless female protagonist, but rather a very neutral party. The Death Eaters and the 'More' Society are on the side of goodwill, showing no favoritism towards either side.