Hogwarts: He Came from a Fairy Tale

Starting with the Halloween storyline, the whole thing felt off. The earlier parts progressed steadily and leisurely, but the Halloween plot felt forced and unnatural. The protagonist suddenly transforms into a werewolf to save Hermione, completely lacking the natural flair he displayed when learning spells. Does the author think only dark magic is useful in combat?

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Magic? Wizards fight trolls by transforming into werewolves and biting their necks? Doesn't the protagonist find that smelly? Even if he can't use dark magic, as a modern person traveling to the past, a regular spell shouldn't be completely useless, right?

Author, you're doing well, but there are still some minor flaws. How about this, send me a few dozen chapters first, and I'll revise them for you.

"Check out the new book! All you need is one follower or one monthly pass," he shouted. But his voice didn't carry very far; the winter wind was howling, and no one could hear what he was saying. It's so cold, extremely cold. He wanted to go home; he felt that if he stayed outside any longer, he would die. But he didn't earn a single monthly pass or a single follow-up read today.

Everything was great until Halloween, when things got weird. Why did everyone turn into werewolves? Please explain! And what about that black magic stuff?! I'm quitting, I almost used up my 5 monthly votes! 😰

Which Harry Potter and fairy tale novel has become a hit? I've seen two of these kinds of books.

It's assumed werewolves are truly deadly, and their human form differs from humans. Even if we acknowledge it's a magical item, would the three people who saw it really fight over it?

Was the story abandoned because the neighboring author stopped updating and there was nothing to copy?

The Little Match Girl