He's Just the Defense Against the Dark Arts Professor.

Having said this, a question suddenly comes to mind, which is about fan works. There are many fan works now, covering many fields, including but not limited to games, novels, music, and animation, but there are only a few famous fan IPs, such as Warcraft, Lord of the Rings, Cthulhu, One Piece, Naruto, Kensan, and HP. One thing they all have in common is a grand worldview, or in other words, while the story is complete, it leaves a lot of room for imagination for other people to create secondary creations. As a result, countless second works have been produced. We can actually think of fandom as resting on one's laurels, but because this capital is too strong and has a wide audience, second-generation works can develop a lot of new content while inheriting the old capital. This should be the correct way to rest on one's laurels. Take HP fan fiction as an example. They are still resting on their laurels, but due to the different understandings of each excellent fan fiction author, the story line has undergone completely different changes, creating infinite possibilities within a limited plot paragraph, just like a parallel universe, thus bringing countless fresh feelings to the audience. There are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand readers, and each of these thousand Hamlets can have a wonderful story. Maybe this is the essence of second creation.

It's rare to be able to create a properly original fanfic within HP's original plot framework and magic framework. Both the male and female protagonists are well written, and the past line is simply a stroke of genius.

A different story, very good, healing 😊

It's better to start reading this article first, but after the time-switching plot ends, it starts and ends a bit. ① Suddenly there are too many emotional scenes and the plot is not very innovative. The strange setting is perfunctory and repeatedly introduces scarecrows, which seems to weaken the development of the story. It is long-winded and repeated in small copies, and the plot of Goblet of Fire is almost casual. Some original characters barely appear. ② Write Dumbledore as a pig teammate who is not present when something happens, and who hesitates afterward and always makes the worst choice. Sirius, Hagrid, and McGonagall either don't appear or are in the background and don't know anything and can't solve the problem. They just wait for the protagonist to use his power to solve the problem.

At first I really didn't want to download the APP to comment, I wanted to read it on the web version. I can't help but put this on the shelves. It's really awesome.... It's very similar to a certain author's writing style, very eunuch style.... Just don't go to the palace to accompany the emperors of the past dynasties. Other than that, I always feel like an author I have followed before. The writing style is very familiar, I don't know if it's a trumpet account

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It is recommended that the heroine Voldemort🤓

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It's too troublesome for the protagonist to have no memory of his previous life. He has no memory of any location in the school. People who know him will be suspicious if they see it. After all, there is still Polyjuice Potion. Be careful who tries Legilimency again.

I've read the Harry Potter books and movies, but I'm not a fan. After catching up, I couldn't help but say, this book is really disappointing. The writing style is very mature, and the plots are interesting and not vulgar. Although some people always complain about the crow's mouth and the repetitiveness, I don't think anything is wrong at all. Isn't this the basic setting of the protagonist? Even the foreshadowing of the crow's mouth has been buried since it was not shown in the first few shots, and it feels very smooth when viewed. The overall logic is self-consistent and the plot arrangement is relatively reasonable. I am not sure if there are any loopholes compared with the original work. Anyway, just be happy and that's it. Come on, author!

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The author has written about the problem of house elves in recent chapters, which has caused some book friends to shout and kill the elves who want to be free. The reason they gave themselves is that house elves are different species (someone used the word "race", which is a very serious issue, but I think what he really wanted to express is that the species are different), so there is no need to follow human rules for these different species, and they can be treated as animals. Here we will not discuss philosophical issues such as "What is the essence of human beings", let's discuss literary issues. "Harry Potter" is a children's literature. Like most children's literature, all the strange characters in it are actually "metaphors." For example, when you watch "Peppa Pig", you can't really think that the director is filming the story of a litter of pigs, but you must understand that what he wants to show everyone is a human family. We can also understand that the author Rowling included a lot of "private goods" in the book. For example, what is a "goblin"? They are greedy, control the wizarding world's finances, and always want to gain political power. What they are, the answer is obvious. As for the house elves, maybe Rowling just correctly defined them as "that", but I feel that they are more like low-caste and non-caste people in a large country in South Asia. As the author of this book said, "non-violent non-cooperation" cannot fundamentally solve their problems. What they need is a war of bloodshed and sacrifice. Perhaps some book lovers really like "Harry Potter" too much. For them, everything in the book is true and exists in another time and space. So let's discuss another question, if everything is true, do house elves serve all wizards? No! They serve the nobles among wizards - the powerful pure-blood wizards (the exception is the young wizards at Hogwarts, but only during school). Let's guess, in the eyes of pure-blood wizards (except pure-blood traitors like Weasley), who has a higher status, house elves or Muggles? Wizards from Muggle families are "Mudbloods" (another low caste, laugh~). They are not even looked down upon by house elves. So what are Muggles? Just untouchable! House elves can also use magic, so who are Muggles? Those book friends actually rank themselves with the "noble" pure-blood wizards. Isn't it ridiculous that they have to pretend to be Drac even though they are clearly Dudley? Stop shouting and killing house elves! Stop showing off your IQ by saying "They are not human and human rules do not apply". The way you say this reminds me of the ugly faces of those people who said "They are not a civilized world and do not apply the rules of a civilized world" more than a hundred years ago!

Anyone can have a heroine, even Harley. I liked reading books without heroines for a while, but I was disgusted by a few books. I still don't want to read books without heroines.

Guys, do you have any recommendations from other Harry fans? This book is very good. It can be said that it is the same style that I like to read like Professor of Magic, Bloodline Wizard, and Azkaban. But now there is a shortage of Harry fan books, and I have read many other completed ones. Do you have any recommendations?

Please, heroine Hilke

This one is very touching

After reading a lot of HP fans, I suddenly had an idea. There are three conditions for Voldemort's resurrection: the flesh of his servant, the bones of his father, and the blood of his enemies. Among them, the father's bones are unique. Wouldn't it be better if Old Tom's bones were lifted in advance or replaced with someone else's?

It's really interesting that time travel does not inherit memories. Can you speak English? Do you know the relationship and corresponding name of the original owner? Just guessing? If you think about it for a moment, you will know that it is impossible.

Everything else is okay, but the emotional scenes are very pretentious and a bit toxic to watch. Emmm, this is not ordinary pretentiousness. I don't understand how the author wrote that the hero traveled back in time and spent a few months with the heroine when he was a child. When he returned to modern times, he faced various hints from the heroine. When the girl pursues a boy, he kept saying that he only regarded the heroine as a niece. It was clearly written that the hero felt that the heroine's attitude was different. He also used various straight-male manipulations, saying that he treated the heroine like a niece and a daughter. He also takes the initiative to show his face every day. When it comes to true feelings, he is talking about this and that. The 400-chapter novel is almost 200 chapters long. I really don't understand what the author thinks. Maybe he thinks it is interesting to write like this? Can't understand. So the story is pretty good. Some people say that the later period is mediocre, but I think the writing is okay. The bad point is the emotional drama. If you don't know how to write it, you don't have to write it. You can either sprinkle sugar on the plot happily, or skip the emotional drama or just don't want the heroine. It's not that you can't watch it. If the emotion is written as hypocritical, then only the literary youth will like to watch it.

When does the protagonist remember it? Or will I lose my memory forever? Looking at it, the protagonist doesn't know anything and always feels uncomfortable, a little bit poisonous.

I don't know why I have no desire to read anymore after entering Goblet of Fire. I feel uncomfortable and not as attractive as before.

Although this is interesting now, you crow mouth, but if you really give the protagonist such a bug ability, you will definitely collapse later. If you have any problem, just say something in reverse. How will you advance the plot later, improve the strength, etc. What's the use! ! It is recommended not to set this to 100% reverse realization. You can set it so that the less important things are, the greater the probability of realization. The more important things, such as key plots and powerful characters, the greater the probability of failure.

I couldn't stand watching it at the beginning. You said that you would tell Professor McGonagall that you had lost your memory and nothing would happen. Besides, if you didn't tell them, they wouldn't be able to find out if they checked it. It was so useful that if you lost your memory, you would be sectioned. It would be like joining the Death Eaters if you lose your memory.

I ordered a few chapters before I saw it being released. How can I put it, the description is too conventional, and I still hope to feel a different wizarding world before it is put on the shelves. I hope the author can focus more on the protagonist instead of Harry's protagonist group. But it is quite disappointing. The author seemed to have successfully integrated the protagonist into an insignificant supporting role before it was published, and inevitably fell into the cliché to describe the trio. In this book, the protagonist should not be a supporting role, and the trio is a bit too dominant, including being infinitely hinted at by the trio. If the protagonist is a modern time traveler, shouldn't the protagonist be aware of poisonous milk at the first time and exert his subjective initiative? But unfortunately, in order to serve the author, he is an insignificant or traffic light character here, that is, he can put the brakes on the original plot, but most of the time he exists as a tool to promote the plot. This is also a very disconnected feeling, that is, there is no cause or consequence for emergencies. And when Harry needs it, he can be there or not because of the author's choice, rather than having his own behavior pattern, especially like a slightly intelligent NPC in the main city. When our real protagonist Harry is active, he can be like a plot NPC who appears or does not appear as needed, and comes out to provide guidance. After that, he disappeared. The author describes him here as a tool man. Perhaps this is why the author wants to write that the protagonist is an ordinary person who has never seen Harry. Because it is easy to write, and it is very labor-saving to follow the general direction of the original work. Moreover, at certain points, the protagonist can even study to restore his own magic without destroying the general direction. But here, I neither saw Professor Mage's imagination and expansion of magic, nor did I see the logical behavior patterns and second creations of the recent gray wizards. The most important thing is that it did not show the magnificence and splendor of the magical world. It seemed like I was reading the original work that had been modified by magic, and it was as light as water, tasteless and even a bit astringent. All in all, when we read fanfics, we want to see more extensions of the magical world rather than repeating the Long March, and there is nothing special about it, so let's leave it like that. I just found this book after chasing the Gray Wizard and looking for fanfics again. It's not to my taste, but I feel sorry for the author. The writing is good, but the plot is really stretched. It slipped away. If you have different opinions, just read it, and I will not come back to read it. Writing such a long book review can be regarded as the most righteous and kind thing.

Destiny is a very grand proposition in any novel, related to the underlying structure of the entire world. Therefore, whether it is positive or negative, it is almost impossible to give the protagonist the ability in any novel. But this book was easily given to the protagonist. After someone discovered the protagonist's ability and informed the protagonist, the protagonist dismissed it and thought it was just a misunderstanding. From this point on, as an old reader, I can already find that there is a big problem with the author's ability to construct plots. Book friends who don't think there is anything wrong can imagine that you have traveled into a fantasy IP that you are not familiar with. The protagonists in this IP are extremely serious and try to tell you through past examples and statistics, you have the ability to follow your words. Would you ignore it? What if the protagonist group proves this to you several times? The protagonist of this book does it, and more than once. Writing the story like this shows that the author is no longer logical and simply writes this very serious matter as a gimmick. The subject matter can be fantasy, but the internal logic of the subject matter should not be lost. The author did not even realize this.

After reading it, I will summarize it. The first and middle stages of this book are good, and the writing is quite interesting. The crow's mouth of the main character is OK in the first and middle stages, but not in the later stages. In my opinion, this book is divided into three stages. The early stage before traveling back in time is very interesting and I want to read it, and then the Scarecrow+traveling to the past to Voldemort's resurrection is the middle stage. I feel more and more boring as I read it. It's still okay to watch, but in it, the drama "Pettigrew" is included. The love is absolutely poisonous, it makes me sick, just because this part is disgusting no matter what the past plot is, and then the resurrection of Voldemort to the finale, which is considered a late stage. In the later stage, I feel that I don't want to watch it at all. There is no plot that attracts me and makes me interested. I just skipped long chapters and watched. The ending is also very boring and vulgar. As expected, in the end, Harry is forced to do a lot of trouble. Annoying. Finally, why is the author so obsessed with copying the main plot of the original work? The plots of letting Pettigrew go and Voldemort resurrecting were so poisonous to me that I immediately wanted to abandon the book

Chapter six of the poison is out. Since you are going to be a professor in the magical world, what is the point of the plot about your butler delivering documents? One second the protagonist said that he must accept the conditions and enjoy life, but the next second he immediately turned around and pretended to be the original owner, and then advanced the plot abruptly Wake up, you are not important, you can pretend to be confused, Deng Bullido doesn't care about you. He only cares about his savior at this time. You can send McGonagall away and stay out of the matter and enjoy the inheritance of cheap daddy. As long as you don't come to Hogwarts, don't contact Potter, and don't have anything to do with Voldemort, he won't bother to look at you. If you are interested in magic, you can wait until the cheap dad is dead and wait a few years for the plot to be over before exploring. This is what normal people would do to save their lives.

Overall it's quite solid, with a lot of foreshadowing laid out for quite a long time, but the details of the plot aren't handled very well. Personally, I think the easter egg that goes back in time is pretty good, but the heroine's degeneration of feelings for the protagonist is too stereotypical and very stiff. The heroine seems to have created a beautiful pendant just because the author needed to give the protagonist a spouse. A typical soulless character. Then the way the protagonist improves his strength is too plain and linear, which makes it boring. Moreover, only one move comes and goes, and the combat description is too poor. The protagonist's mother line could obviously be explored in more depth, but in the end, the life experience of a combination of Neville and Harry was created, and it was purely oral. At the worst, you would have to buy a memory pensieve to read it. The ending was too rushed. For the plot of this book, 1.5 Million words is a relatively solid size. 1 Million words will make many plots seem rushed and not worthy of the previous foreshadowing. To summarize: The plot of this book has ups and downs, but not many, and it is a bit dull.

Why can't pig's feet escape and must go to Hogwarts? ? ? The reason is not sufficient at all! ! Others are forcing you, tracking you, grabbing you and asking you to give lectures. They have such a long mouth on your face. You talk nonsense, do they still dare to use you? !

The writing is good, but the main character is too weak. He feels quite strong at times, but often falls into the enemy's trap. The plot is good, but for the sake of character and plot, the protagonist is made to look like a big fool. Sometimes his IQ is not as good as Harry Potter's. It's so tiring to watch. And the heroine is angry every day.