Hogwarts’ Fantastic Beasts Trainer

Overall, it's a very good novel, especially the protagonist's personality, which suits my taste. Unfortunately, it's a harem novel, which I really couldn't handle, so I have to say goodbye. If you don't mind harem stories, I recommend reading it.

I often feel guilty and ashamed for not being as upright as others and for pursuing multiple female leads. My lustful nature is deeply ingrained, in its late stage.

I want to see the protagonist fight wizards with armored weapons, since wizards' power is far too weak compared to the firepower of the late 20th century.

The book is of really good quality, satisfying harem fans. The plot is also excellent, with all new elements and no blatant adherence to the original work.

Since the protagonist is a magical creature trainer, author, what kind of training do you plan to give the magical creatures? Will it be like Pokémon—family or companions? Or will it be a tool for profit? Currently, it's safe to assume that the protagonist's ring will most likely become a prop like Newt's briefcase.

How can a Muggle wizard get into Slytherin? That's a fundamental error. Getting into Slytherin means you're at least a half-blood.

It's well-written, but I wasn't interested in the female characters and skipped them quickly. However, as the number of women increases later on, skipping them might affect readability. I hope the romantic subplots will be moderated.

The author's alternate interpretations filled in many plot holes from the original work. It's illogical that such a good book has so few reviews.

It's strange why you all hate Hermione. Why can't I find any new books with Hermione as the female lead (at least those written this year)? If you find her annoying, could you recommend a book featuring Hermione that you've read?

To be honest, it would be better if the female lead wasn't Hermione. I'm already tired of seeing her like that. Author, please come up with something more interesting.