Only After Writing Harry Potter Did I Realize I Was in the Wizarding World

What a novel setting. It's the first time I've watched Wenzhao Gong + the HP real-world setting. It's more dramatic and tense than most movie-watching genres, and more relaxed and humorous than reading genres. Maybe it's no longer limited to the Hogwarts group of people who can read and watch? The perspective has been expanded, and the general public has the opportunity to participate and jointly influence the world. After the publication of the book, the reactions from various forces in the Muggle society and the wizarding world were also very interesting and reasonable. What is touching is that Harry's situation has really been seen and improved. The release time of the book is cleverly stuck in Harry's first year of school, and the next one is earlier than the original plot line. It seems that the consciousness of heaven in the wizarding world is saving itself, seizing the time to know the plot, and retelling the plot, revealing the future to recycle the knife. In the development of the HP world, if you go to Hogwarts, will you die in society? It seems that you are publishing the book under your real name. If you are discovered like that, it seems that you will be easily beaten to death (bushi). At least Malfoy and Snape, who are like villains in the early stage, will not let him go. Hahaha, the author's writing is mature and the writing is comfortable. 🍅The unique setting, I predict it will be popular It's very interesting to see that the Prime Minister ignored Fudge's request to ban the book because the book can stimulate employment. He went against Fudge's request and stepped up publicity to all parts of the country. Fudge was sickened to death hahaha. The Dursleys were really embarrassed by the Muggles offline. Deng It's also funny that Bullido was misunderstood as an old lunatic who abused little wizards and was prosecuted. There were many mistakes, reasonable and humorous. It is also true that these adults should take responsibility. This time, let the children just be children and let the adults take the responsibility of saving the world.

I've finished reading it, it's very delicious and I really like everyone's reactions to the plot! It can be seen that the author is very good at writing the plot, which is great! I'm looking forward to seeing how wizards and Muggles will react when they see the knife at the back. Hahahaha. I'm really looking forward to it! Thanks to the author for the update! I will taste it again and again until it is finished!

I finished reading it in one go. The main reason is that the response to the normal world is also very good, which makes me feel very immersed. I am really looking forward to the release of the second part. And books are published faster than in the real world. Destiny has also changed accordingly, and the change is very interesting and really beautiful. In fact, there is another reason why I like this book. I experienced the serialization of Harry Potter back then. I remember that when I learned about the Harry Potter book, it was only the third one. I came across this book from my brother, and I loved it after reading it. Then I waited for a long time before hearing the news about the publication of the fourth volume. Because I was a boarding student, I forgot whether I rushed to the bookstore to buy it on the day it was published or whether I could only go to the bookstore to buy it on the weekend. At that time, the bookstore was basically sold out, and there was only one copy left. An employee probably accidentally made a cut on the cover when unpacking it, and no one wanted it. I bought it without hesitation. After all, I just wanted to watch the content and I had been looking forward to it for so long. Then I would read it when I found time at school. At night, after the lights were turned off in the dormitory, I would go to the bathroom and chew on the book. 🤭 At that time, I seemed to be in the year of high school entrance examination, hahaha. Fortunately, I finally got into a key high school. 😄😄😄 It was pretty crazy when I think about it. 🤭 So when I read this book, I really felt like I was immersed in it, and I dreamed back to that era of crazy updates.

I tied it in one breath. It's really beautiful. I particularly like the author's description technique. It reminds me of the feeling of reading foreign literature in elementary school. It is not inconsistent with the world view of Harry Potter at all, and I think the author's 50/50 description of whether it is the Muggle world or the wizarding world is quite good, because it is impossible for a certain world to treat certain events as if they did not happen at all. The protagonist's presence is just right, there is no nanny literature, and there is no pure behind-the-scenes tool person. It is one of the best Harry Potter second creations I have ever seen, and the best non-drama version!

It's pretty cool, I like this idea very much. I read other book reviews that mentioned the use of AI, but the author didn't seem to want to clarify. I have to say, did you really use AI? This model is also a bit too awesome. Except for the weird behavior of the protagonist, the character control of other supporting characters is surprisingly good. I feel like I will continue to read it, after all, the ideas are really good. The writing is also very smooth. Although it is very watery, it is enough to read in your spare time.

Chapter 18 [5 Stars] The opening pace is very good, with the familiar flavor of Western literature translation, and then the pace is a bit slow. It is the chapters that many ordinary Muggles lament. It is a bit long, but the subsequent drama is still quite interesting. Although it is a fanfic and has enjoyed the popularity of the original work, the background setting is still very interesting, but the protagonist's appearance time so far may not be one thousandth, so, this is a group portrait novel? Even though I don't like it very much, it's okay... I'll be in the first bracket for the time being. Chapters 22 to 48 [3.5 Stars] Surprisingly, there is some depth, and the writing is also very good. It's just that the so-called protagonist's role here is basically zero, and many plot conversations are inconsistent (such as the night cat administrator who likes to report to the principal, Harry Night It was a school rule to go directly in front of the principal, but Harry had already made it clear that he had to go and was not afraid of fouling, but he blocked him inexplicably, with all kinds of incredulity. Although this is a children's book, at least behavioral logic is required)... It belongs to the second grade (special)

It's so good. The protagonist writes Harry Potter in the Harry Potter world, but it's different from ordinary manuscripts. The butterfly effect caused by the protagonist will continue in a reasonable arrangement, and the protagonist's role is mainly arranged on the things that have been changed. It is innovative and the protagonist has a trump card and will continue to grow. The writing is also very smooth. The protagonist's appearance is very exciting. I haven't finished it yet, but the protagonist has not suffered any losses.

Dumbledore's plan exposed? This plot direction is so exciting, I'm still reading...

It's not bad, but I always feel that the Eastern kind of immortal words or rare words are always appearing, which makes it very confusing. They are all from a Western background... Looking at the author's homepage, I have indeed written a lot of articles with ancient backgrounds... Well, now the protagonist gives me a feeling that he is above all the original characters. He is invincible and everyone worships and fears him. It would be better if there were more interactive dialogues or something like that.

It's quite interesting, but like the protagonist, I don't understand why the system only selects half of Harry Potter every year, and then selects the second half after a while. I'd rather see how Harry and the people around him would react if they knew the ins and outs of this year's major events in advance.