Hogwarts in Another World

It seems the author intends to depict the protagonist's school life and solve cases, much like the first book in the original series. A touch of suspense is a good touch. It's clear the author has an outline, and the foreshadowing of several storylines is progressing steadily.

Regarding house-elves, there is no evidence, whether on Wikipedia, Baidu, or in the original works, that they are a race enslaved after the defeat in the war. On the contrary, there is much evidence that they are man-made. In addition, given Rowling's oral accounts, the origin of house-elves should not be in dispute. Since they're man-made, it's much easier to explain.

Don't panic, everyone. A similar situation occurred with the previous book, and it took almost a month for updates to resume. When Lao Hei chatted with me privately before, I noticed that he usually works very hard, juggling work and updating. He doesn't leave the lab until after 1 a. M.

My impression of this novel is that it faithfully replicates the writing style of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, guiding the protagonist and reader to misunderstand the professor, the vampire professor, the chicken, the rabbit, the unicorn, and the vice-principal's tea, just like in the original work. There's definitely a big twist at the end, just like how Harry believed Professor Snape was the mastermind; there will always be a twist later on.

Personally, I think (the first six words are important) this fanfiction is much more interesting than other similar works; it's not as monotonous.

This doesn't seem likely. It's already a race war. From a wizarding perspective, while Gruul's methods were a bit extreme, they were the right path. Dumbledore and his Order of the Phoenix, however, have a wizarding treacherous edge... Especially considering Gruul has already started a war and controlled most of the leaders, yet they still want to overthrow him.

Hermione is actually pretty good; I don't want a female lead who's just a tool for the main character.

It's been a year since my last update... Let me visit the grave again! (I'm just saying, why are people still liking my chapter comments?)

The author has no way to salvage the situation; under the current circumstances, there's no way to turn things around... You can't expect to rescue Dumbledore, liberate Azkaban, and then, with the help of Muggle mechanized forces, wipe out Grindelwald in one fell swoop.

Random, idle thoughts: The timeline shifted due to a different outcome in the Godric Valley conflict between the Dumbledore brothers and Geiteller: Ariane survived. This prevented a complete break between Dumbledore and Geiteller, foreshadowing Geiteller's later betrayal. Thus, in the Battle of Berlin in 1945, Dumbledore suffered a narrow defeat and imprisoned himself in the Godric Valley.