[Sherlock + Harry Potter] Great Wisdom Hides in Foolishness

It's very interesting, but when I saw the last episode, I felt that Alice and William were really miserable. Mycroft's attitude was too hurtful, and the same was true of Sherlock towards William. Alas, but it was really interesting and I really liked this work.

I like Alice so much! It's a pity that the sense of existence is so low and the description is so little, but the writing is really good!

From the perspective of the heroine Alice, this character is probably unique in the world - at least in the fanfics I have read, there is no one where the female protagonist is really mentally retarded; from the perspective of the male protagonist Sherlock, this anti-social personality (almost forgetting about high IQ) is also unique - I have read so many famous novels and never seen a male protagonist with such a strange style of painting (including of course the BBC version, I really want to praise this one) The strange thing is that this combination of personalities makes people unexpectedly likeable. . . I have never seen a novel with a male and female protagonist like this. . . Cute! ! ! Alice and Sherlock are getting used to each other little by little, accepting each other, slowly getting used to each other, and understanding each other; there is almost no breakdown in the original work, and the time traveler is also very lovable (I actually like Alice's scumbag sister); just talking about the writing style, this article is enough to cure depression; coupled with a little high-minded intention, and looking at this article that was written in 16 years, it is actually really touching. . . After seeing so many HP+Shenxia combinations with the same routine, we really need to calm down and not be immersed in mindless shallow reading (as Sherlock said: You are simply retarded...) In an era of huge information, we really need to calm down. To understand from the heart, this article is suitable for us to taste slowly. Although it is not necessarily the most perfect, I have to say that I am actually shocked by the author's comments ~ Such an author + such an article, I will first curse the pervert, and the rest of the taste can be slowly spelled out ~ (not a typo) In short, I really appreciate Alice's special ability (my goal is not to spoil it), and I hope the author remembers that we are waiting for the new work in the hidden world~~(* ￣3)(ε￣ *) Next I need a chair to sit on (*^▽^*)

The article is well written, the setting is very good, and it feels like a rare BBC story. But why is the heroine's presence so small that she is almost invisible?

Author, you have to know that after so many years, there are still people reading your articles, so please open a pre-order, okay. My heart breaks when I see that the last update was in 2019.

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The book about Alice here wouldn't be like "The Monster Book of Monsters" that Hagrid admires, right?

The timeline seems wrong. As mentioned above, Luna is three years older than Sherlock, and Luna is one year younger than Hermione. So when Sherlock was in first grade, Hermione was already in fourth grade and no longer used the time turner.

I read this article again after five years. It is so well written. I wonder if I will ever see the highly intelligent Alice again:)

Greenwood Well, my first reaction when I saw the name Greenwood was: Hey Greenwood, do you know...? Then I thought of Jerome and the American TV series Gotham.