After Becoming the Dark Arts Professor at Hogwarts, I Just Want to Retire

Overall, it's a good read, the kind that makes you want to keep reading, but I'm not really interested in the female lead... Harry Potter's female leads are all either Hermione or Hermione, honestly, she should focus on her career instead 😄

The protagonist's experiences and growth are well-aligned, and the pacing is well-controlled. I just want to see the female lead.

The author put a lot of effort into writing this, so I give it five stars. However, there are a few points that might be off-putting: First, the system selection made it feel like the author was tied to the system. This was improved later on, with the system appearing less frequently and offering fewer choices.

I quite like it, excluding the nanny role. The main characters are only elementary school students, and the protagonist is their teacher, so there's nothing wrong with him helping the kids...

Overall, it's pretty good, except the escape room chapters are a bit too verbose, but it's still a good read. I hope there won't be a female lead.

I've finished the first chapter, "The Philosopher's Stone." The interconnected plot and the fateful ending truly moved me. The overall writing style is dreamy and warm, perfectly matching my imagination of the magical world. Furthermore, the portrayal of the Professor is absolutely top-tier among Tomato's HP fanfiction, deserving a high score.

There's a system in the story. When faced with choices, the protagonist makes a decision, and the system rewards him. The protagonist is a Hufflepuff graduate who transmigrates a year ago, retains the original owner's memories, and has a magical level similar to Snape's. Later on, her intelligence decreased.

I quite like this book; there aren't any major flaws. It's my mistake to fall in love with serialized content (つД`)ノ but following the updates is still somewhat enjoyable. I really don't know what kind of "nanny novel" you're talking about. Teachers are supposed to lead students, not act like nannies all the time. As a teacher, that's their duty!

If you enjoy reading it, that's fine. It's a nanny story, so be it. Keep it up and don't worry too much about what others say. 😘

My personal impression is that it's alright, but... So far, the female lead seems to be... Hermione. I hope it's better without a female lead... As for reading it casually, I personally think it's pretty good, good for passing the time.