Harry Potter: Transformed into Harry

It's alright, the writing is very good, but the whole book is quite depressing. Every detail, from the way the author speaks to their attitude, is carefully calculated to assess the risks. Also, is the idea of students from three different academies taking classes together a fictional setting? I didn't quite understand it in the movie I watched. Aside from that, there's not much else.

This book differs from other fanfiction; it lacks a lot of vibrancy. The inner monologues of the female protagonist and how others perceive her are, frankly, tiring to read, but it's well-written. I forgot to mention one thing: this book lacks any childlike energy.

It's so good, but sometimes it has a slightly cheesy feel to it. I hope the author can improve the writing style. Also, in the first few chapters, the female lead felt like a background character, even less noticeable than the background characters.