Was I Expelled from Hogwarts?

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When it comes to magic, there are roughly a few types. The first type, like in the world of *Slayers*, seems to rely on the power of powerful beings (like the Nightmare Lord), similar to the Sorcerer Supreme in Marvel universes who draws upon the power of Vishanti or demons. The user of the magic is merely the magic user, not the magic itself.

Just to emphasize, Sherry is an original character created by YaYa. The description currently includes: a wine-red ponytail, ruby-like eyes, a blue robe, and willow-leaf eyebrows.

I confirmed this in the book club group; apparently, the author passed the civil service exam and didn't have time to write anymore, so he stopped writing.

Having read the author's previous book, where they blew Ron away for Hermione's sake, I figured this one wouldn't be much better. It's disgusting how they portray good characters from the original work as utterly worthless just to highlight themselves. I read the comments section first, and it's all about ambiguous relationships between sisters again—what the hell?

If you removed Sherry's original character, this book would be considered one of the best Harry Potter fanfictions. Sherry was a major flaw; her character design was strange and unlikable, and the romance between the protagonist and her felt forced and nonsensical. It's simply a matter of not writing romance at all, or at least not giving her too much screen time. It was genuinely awkward to read.

This author is really something else; I enjoyed reading it at first. But something felt off later on, and many readers have asked if it's about stock trading or a harem, but the author has been ambiguous and never given a direct answer. Later, I sensed the author's attitude.

Actually, this book should focus more on the main characters and magical creatures. While following the plot is fine, constantly focusing on it makes it indistinguishable from other works in the same genre, and arguably even worse. This series already has many fanfics, resulting in significant homogenization.

I won't watch it until the female lead is confirmed to be in the show; otherwise, I won't watch it. I hate things related to stock trading.

I still support the dual female lead, Sherry and Hermione. Why be so restrained when writing fanfiction about both? 😁