Hogwarts: I Have a Wizarding World

The reality is that wizards in the wizarding world look at wizards in Harry Potter as if they were seeing gods! The wizarding world is too scientific, and the wizards in Harry Potter are the orthodox Western fantasy that doesn't care about science! Except for the lower combat power, the other mysteries are basically full! Now, what Harry Potter needs for magic and energy is basically a second set. The whole world is just like idiots. They have all the time to play with it, but they can't handle a special energy?

Whether it's a single or a harem, as long as the heroine doesn't have Hermione

For the glory of pure blood! What, I'm not a pureblood but a mudblood? That also requires the glory of pure blood! There is a high probability that it will be written like this!

I want Dumbledore to be the heroine! . . . 👀

After raising 200 chapters, I finally waited for the limited exemption.

Back in ancient times, there wasn't much to see. Maybe it was out of the original text, and it looked unnatural and disharmonious.

Why did you start playing with blood and taking the physical cultivation route again? Have you finished writing the magic of the Harry Potter world and are you ready to start boxing?

The part about leaving a mark and traveling back through time is a little less attractive to me.

In many articles with the so-called "un-Mother" label, the protagonists are like gangsters, killing and robbing when they want, highlighting a person who is not like a normal person, extremely kind (Mother, saint), kind (good guy), ordinary person, a person with a bad mind, doing evil, doing many evil things, doing all kinds of evil, killing people like crazy, I hope the bottom line of the protagonist can be higher than the one with a bit of a bad mind.

It is very rare that the protagonist does not brag wildly from the beginning about how powerful the talent is, how profound the background is, or how tragic the protagonist's life experience is, and how embarrassing the situation is. At the same time, it is also extremely rare that the protagonist is not a first-year freshman; the cheat that travels between two worlds is also obtained through adventure. The stories of the two worlds are smoothly connected, with no one-off or embarrassing pretense. The background setting of the time-traveling wizarding world is not thin. The protagonist acts decisively and does not take revenge overnight. Except for Quirrell, Umbridge, and Fudge who cannot be killed immediately, the others will die within a few chapters. The protagonist's power and knowledge are also gradually developed through self-cultivation, which does not overwhelm the protagonist's strength, but the protagonist does not gain invincible power in just a few dozen chapters. He is not a common Harry Potter Long Aotian fan. Currently, it seems that the heroine may be Luna. The characters in the original book are basically not OOC, and they are not derogatory to any of them. It is even said that some of the original characters have slightly improved their quotient. The plot of the goblin rebellion is unique, but it is also expected. Recently, I have been searching for Hogwarts fan fiction on several platforms I use, and this one is already quite good. Nowadays, most HP fan fiction basically follows the same routine: a plug-in that improves magic ability + a protagonist whose setting and performance conflict + a facial expression of the original character + the heroine Hermione + a plot that completely follows the original story + vulgar CP. It can be seen from this book that the author put his heart into it and really designed it. In short, it's a pretty good HP fanfic, good luck to the author.