Harry Potter: The Super Archmage

What kind of thinking is this? Someone gives you benefits, all sorts of materials and books, and you don't consider them friends, looking down on them in every way. But then you turn around and fawn over the real protagonist, going to great lengths and investing a lot of effort to gain even a little recognition. It's just being a jerk.

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter couldn't possibly have only 3,000 people. Several scenes throughout the film series depict gatherings of tens of thousands. A mere 3,000 people couldn't create such a grand spectacle, because many grand scenes are achieved through sheer numbers; without a sufficient number of people, true grandeur cannot be conveyed.

There are five or six protagonists in this book, and the protagonists basically follow the plot; The protagonist in this book sometimes remembers the plot, and sometimes he is like a complete aborigine. No matter what he does, he does not change the plot at all; The house elf Dobby was killed by Harry Potter's ruthless headshot (a real headshot);

What's so peculiar about the author? A handsome face, broad shoulders and a muscular build... Isn't this Nezha from "100,000 Cold Jokes"?

I lost much of my expectations after reading the first chapter. Is this another amateur author who just watches movies and writes nonsense, and claims there are only 10,000 magicians in the whole of Britain? When Rowling wrote about the giants who ran to the Faroe Islands, she mentioned that the giant race numbered in the hundreds of thousands during the Dark Lord era, and that the Weasley family…

I've recently become obsessed with the Harry Potter world and started searching for various HP books online. Unfortunately, there are very few HP fanfiction or similar books that are over a million words long and have their own unique characteristics.

Personally, I think Harry Potter fanfiction has a very peculiar habit, and this book is no exception! Since the protagonist isn't involved in the plot, why write about things like "What Harry did, what Harry did"—it's all so pointless! Wouldn't it be better to focus on what the protagonist did? This novel gave me the illusion of having multiple protagonists, a trio plus the protagonist! But what's baffling is that the protagonist isn't involved in Harry's affairs at all. So it's truly a mess!

In two words: outrageous. Not only the novel, but the author clearly didn't even watch the movies properly; the plot is a complete mess. Hermione interacted quite a bit with the protagonist in the early episodes, but then she somehow became a lesbian. The other characters are all increasingly absurd; it's just too outrageous.

An 11-year-old who's 1.75 Meters tall... Did he grow up on hormones???

When I saw the tall, burly 11-year-old boy in Chapter 3, I knew the author must be a complete goofball. I didn't even dare to imagine what would happen next; the author probably didn't read the original novel much.