Me, Waiting for My Owl, Go to School at Hogwarts

The only jarring element is that the protagonist, possessing the pinnacle of wizarding talent in Charms, still obediently uses his wand. After secretly studying for six years, he's only learned the first and second year's spells. Don't tell me it's because he's self-taught; does someone with that kind of talent really need to be taught?

In HP, as long as you have a strong will and high magical power (or rather, physical strength), you can quickly transform your talent into strength.

Let me explain the issues raised in the book review. First, I don't believe talent translates into ability quickly. Even if Ian starts with theoretically maximum talent for a human wizard, he'll definitely have to figure things out as he first encounters magic without guidance.

My beloved Miss Granger is the lovely, kind, and outstanding girl.

The pace is a bit slow; it only reached 130,000 words in half a day. I don't dare to read anything below 300,000 words; HP fanfiction is too easy to die.

This introduction is ridiculous. Is the British wizarding world fragmented? Why is it called "unifying the British wizarding world"? And even if he unified the wizarding world or brought about change, why is he hailed as the Dark Lord? Does he just start killing people with dark magic every now and then for fun? -_-

Did the author forget about the cheat codes? Meeting Nico didn't trigger anything.

Full subscriptions are open. Will the author not release new chapters during the May Day holiday to guarantee updates?

It's already 240,000 words long and still not available for purchase?

Looking forward to this 😘