Wendy’s Diary of Transmigrating [Harry Potter]

This book is very well written, with a lot of extras and additional knowledge points interspersed in it. However, the heroine's self-introduction at the beginning made me feel a little embarrassed and a little too old-fashioned. What I'm really interested in is the content after Tom appears. After that, he seems very normal and the writing is better [shy][shy]. Overall, this is a great fanfic and I highly recommend it to everyone. [Come on] [Come on]

It's really good to read, and many things are very novel. Except for borrowing the setting, it can basically be regarded as the author's original work. What the comment section said about the backward feminism plot is pure nonsense. One glance at this novel shows that the author is very knowledgeable and good at writing. I like reading this kind of novel. The whole thing is a perfect circle, just right, and makes people want to read it again. I watched it last year, but now I've forgotten the specific plot, so I'm watching it again, hehe.

I can't describe the magic of this article. It's a low-tech article among HP fans. There is basically no relationship between the male and female protagonists in the early stage. Both parties seem to take their careers very seriously. The author's knowledge reserve is really amazing.

The story flows smoothly, and a new piece of content is added to the original work. It is so fulfilling. It is like seeing the undescribed new world of Harry Potter. The author wrote it really well. Even after reading it eight years later, I think the story is very good.

This is the best novel I have ever read in which Tom is the male protagonist. The logic is rigorous enough and a bit of OOC can be explained in a self-consistent plot. I would like to thank the author for greatly satisfying my imagination of the ancestors [Three Flower Cat Head]

It's an article I like very much. I recommend starting to read it from the third chapter. Advantages: 1. The protagonist studies magic from a scientific perspective and is logically rigorous. 2. It has the feel of a period novel, and the description of British society in the 1930s is very realistic, and it is not just about the magical world. 3. The characters in the orphanage are very three-dimensional and have a strong sense of immersion. 4. The interaction between the heroine and Riddle is very interesting [Star Eyes] Small disadvantages: 1. The author started writing in 2016, and the first part of "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" was released at the end of 2017. Therefore, there are no elements of GGAD in this article, and there are many private settings for Grindelwald and the Saints, which are different from the original work. 2. I wrote a lot of settings and thinking about magic in the early stage, which may be a bit discouraging. In fact, you don't need to read it in detail, just skip it. 3. The setting of the heroine's previous life is a bit strange I was convinced. The heroine had clearly successfully corrected Voldemort. How could he conjure up a Voldemort from the Boggart, and also use the Cruciatus Curse [Split] on the heroine? Finally, well done to you, author! It's such a good fanfic, it's so beautiful [red heart]

I stayed up late to read it~ (I just like to suppress first and then advance). The biggest problem is indeed the limitations of the times. Issues about feminism do seem to be a bit behind after nearly nine years. Another point was that it dissuaded me five years ago (yes, after I felt that the title of the book looked familiar and the setting of the male and female protagonists was very familiar, I dug out the memory from my mind that I had read less than a quarter of the book and was completely turned off by some mathematical descriptions). The first few chapters, which I can endure to read now, use science to explain magic (I think it is quite interesting now), emmm, I was very dissatisfied as a liberal arts student at the time. I want to praise you. The setting of the original character Wendy actually has a lot of highlights (I really admire this kind of science girl). So is the setting of Atlantis! The whole logic is so smooth that everything feels real. There are also thoughts on anti-war and treatment of different races. In fact, the author's soul can be seen through Riddle (the famous argument is that the male protagonist we fall in love with repeatedly is actually the shining soul of every female author).

This is my second watch. I remember the last time I watched it was in junior high school. I was completely shocked when I watched it. In the past two days, I finally found this article and re-read it on a whim. It's still very good∩_∩

I accidentally watched the beginning when I was in college. I was recommended by a friend a while ago and turned around to watch it before realizing that I had met before. I really like the part where magic is explained scientifically. Thank you.

Finished spreading flowers! Although there are some minor bugs, this is a really good article that has both the sweetness of a Mary Sue and the heaviness of WW2! Thanks for the treat yummy