The Demon Hunter of Hogwarts

I don't understand why the author deliberately kept that Horcrux. As a veteran player of Warcraft, although the evil energy in my mind has many problems, it is absolutely powerful and can burn out the user's brain. The magic flame of the Burning Legion can't even burn through a mere Horcrux. It's too shameful.

I have read Chapter 41, and I feel that the protagonist's style of painting is quite fragmented. When I am not communicating with Dumbledore, my IQ is online, but once I communicate with Dumbledore, my anger level is full, which is extremely irrational. I don't know if the author wants to arrange for the protagonist to be a behind-the-scenes background.

Suddenly I remembered a few old HP fanfics I had read...

If you watch it as a pure Harry Potter fan, it's good but if you want to watch Demon Hunter, it will be quite disappointing. From beginning to end, I feel that the existence of the Demon Hunter is to give the protagonist a reason to come back to life. The suppression of evil energy is too miserable. Evil energy is a kind of power, and the thing itself will not become weaker just because the protagonist cannot use it. And apart from the beginning, the author has hardly given Fel and Demon Hunter much role. There is no other meaning. Personally, I think this novel is more like a novel about pure Harry's power system.

The comment section is just for nitpicking, this book is already better than most hp fans

Like and save this Grindelwald bird, and wish everyone good luck in the new year.

I hope the author can continue writing. This is the first time I see this topic.

This book is really well written Others have discussed the writing and plot, so I will talk about another point that I feel good about: the author's unexpected gentleness As someone said in the chapter review, after reading so many fanfics, this is the first time I have seen someone save Luna's mother. I have read dozens if not hundreds of HP fanfiction, but even in books where Luna is the heroine, I have never cared about Luna's mother. Yes, this role is indeed not important. Today when Qidian Orphanage is so popular, the mother of a supporting role is indeed not important. Therefore, it is indeed unexpected that the author can think of such a small character and help them escape from the tragedy they deserve, and I must say, good. Then there is Sirius and Harry Whether it is the original work or a fanfic, the reason why the godfather and son cannot "stay together forever" is precisely Lily's protective magic. Because Sirius could not provide Harry with better protection, Harry could only live with the Dursleys. The best fanfic I've ever seen was to make him Harry's neighbor. But the author actually fulfilled Harry's expectations in the original book - living with his godfather, and what accomplished this was a condition we didn't expect - proving that Lily's protective magic is not perfect. Is there really a downside to Lily's magic? Not necessarily, but since the author has found a possible breakthrough, he will follow this setting in this book. What we should reflect on is, why have we never thought of this shortcoming? Because Voldemort was not found. Is Voldemort omnipotent? No. Therefore, the author designed this plot to be both unexpected and reasonable to a certain extent, and he also respected the feelings of the original characters. Admire and admire. In addition, Harry moving into the Black family also solved a problem: the conflict between the halo of the original protagonist and the protagonist of this book. After all, Harry is the son of the prophecy, so it obviously won't work if he is written as if he is not important (of course, some other fans did write Harry as a supporting character, let's not mention it for the time being). The halo of the protagonist of this book cannot be lost, so writing about the two together has obvious advantages. The author's boldness can also be felt through the elements used to complete this plot - elements that should have been used for three years after Harry's enrollment were used in the year before Harry's enrollment! Philosopher's Stone, Lockhart, Prison Break, which one is not the focus of the first three books? It would be no problem for another author to write a few hundred chapters, or less than a hundred chapters, but according to the author's way of writing, I can't guess what will be written next. (Also, it is a pity that Lockhart is useless. After all, the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher is a non-renewable resource [laughs] - Of course, the premise is that the protagonist cannot continue to teach, but I don't know about the protagonist's golden finger, maybe he can resist the curse)

Does Blair's legacy consist only of non-magical books that can be destroyed at will? Shouldn't there be powerful magic tools and magical books containing forbidden knowledge and codes? As a pure-blood noble, don't you have your own territory and castle? Why does it feel like the Blairs in the book are just an ordinary family, not even as good as a fallen aristocrat?

It is recommended to publish the manuscript on time (although this thing is not very reliable), After a busy month, it is difficult not to make people feel that this book is a eunuch... Writing about Regulus is really a niche, but it is so difficult to just like this one...