A Witcher at Hogwarts

After reading twenty or thirty chapters, I just had to get this off my chest. First of all, regarding the Witcher setting, it doesn't capture the essence of a Witcher at all; it would have been better not to include this character at all. His speech and actions lack any Witcher style.

The Trial of the Green Grass shouldn't be widely adopted. I feel it's a completely different system, and it's only being used because of a similar name. Also, the Witcher's potions are too overpowered. Perhaps they could consider making the effects usable by humans in the Harry Potter world weaker, since powerful effects always come with powerful side effects that only Witchers can withstand.

(This is a letter of homage from a failed author.) First, let me share my personal feelings. It's just my style. I was sitting in front of the computer intending to write, but I read through 15 chapters in no time, and when I clicked to go further, I found that there were only so many updates...

Newcomers, also from the Hogwarts fandom, came to pay their respects. I came across your book, and I was just about to give myself a recommendation vote after uploading the chapter (I'm that shameless). As a result, your work was featured on the homepage. Delving into it all at once gave me a completely different experience.

While not a masterpiece by a top author, it's still a rare gem, deserving at least 4 out of 5 stars. Among Hogwarts fanfiction, I feel it ranks high. This genre is prone to inconsistencies, either in power levels or character development, but so far, this book is fine. Also, Tonks is doing well so far. I really hope Hermione and Luna don't become the main characters later on, especially Luna.

Why not add a block function? Once blocked, the account won't appear on the site anymore. There are so many truly disgusting books; they disgusted me to no end, but then they reappear after a while. Just looking at the title and synopsis, sometimes I can't even remember reading them, and then I get a bunch of "Oli Gei" (a vulgar expression) about it...

Logically speaking, Ethan shouldn't be afraid of heights, right? Geralt was unharmed when he jumped from a height of 20 meters before Wizford broke his leg. For an ordinary witcher like Ethan who hasn't undergone a second mutation, jumping from a height of 10 meters without getting hurt should be no problem at all.

Perhaps Harry Potter's values ​​are different from others? Or is the author a saint? I've only seen the first movie, so I'm not sure. The protagonist reveals his origins to everyone he meets, almost having his memories stolen as a result. But then, he quickly and happily drinks with everyone, agreeing to become a professor and revealing his abilities. Is this some kind of sycophantic behavior?

I've read about ten chapters, and the writing style seems alright. The character development is average; I didn't see any major flaws, but I also didn't see any outstanding qualities. The plot is just too overpowered. He bought a beginner's spellbook that very day, and on his first day exploring the Harry Potter world, he learned seven or eight spells in one night and could even cast them…

The idea of ​​witchers going to work in wizarding schools is absurd. Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was originally founded to escape persecution from the Church; witchers were involved in the Church's persecution of wizards.