Harry Doesn't Want to Be a Wizard, He Just Wants to Be a Superhero

To be honest, as a person born in the 90s, when I first started reading Harry Potter, online literature was not that popular. Later, after the Internet literature boomed, I became immersed in fantasy novels with high martial arts and high magic. Novels like Harry Potter that are more realistic, more traditional and less magical feel a bit old, like martial arts. But looking back, I found that its charm and fantasy are not the same. There are many novels that integrate Harry Potter and Marvel, but I always feel that it is difficult to classify them into one category, because the style of painting is inexplicably contradictory, and the upper limit of extraordinaryness is also very different. I feel that blindly stacking numerical energy levels does not mean anything. Magic should not be so rigorous and scientific. It must be magical and mysterious enough to be interesting.

Really, if Gwen is the heroine, write that Peter is Spider-Man, don't write that Gwen is Spider-Man, write that Gwen is Spider-Man, don't write that Peter is Spider-Man, otherwise people just wear couple costumes and take couple names. Are you really happy?

If you want to be the Dark Lord, you can completely create your own character and twist Harry into something.

I have read a lot of Harry Potter fanfics, and this one written by the author currently ranks among the top three in my mind. In the future, as long as the plot is stabilized and the characters are made more solid, there will be no big problem with it being a high-quality one.

This set is a bit like Lu Mingfei's book

The setting is hilarious... Harry Potter's character, ability, and knowledge are not enough for him to survive in a strange world, okay! If he doesn't have the identity of a savior and doesn't have the various people who care about him, what can he do with this kind of character? He has no strength, is too curious, and is tricked and tricked... What's the use of this kind of character if you set him up in time travel?

The main character Harry travels through the Marvel universe. The idea is quite good. Few people have written about it. There is no problem with the writing. The setting is very novel. The plot is well organized and the plot is humorous. Overall it is a very good novel. I recommend reading it!

After reading some, I feel that the author has not read the original Harry Potter books very carefully. Many character settings are inconsistent with the original books. Harry can inherit the flying ability from James Potter. As a result, Ron, as a member of a family that can invent flying cars, has three Quidditch players in his family, and is also a fan of the Charlie Cannons, does not know how to use a broomstick. Quirrell, because he became Voldemort's subordinate, deliberately pretended to stutter in order to lower Dumbledore's vigilance. In Defense Against the Dark Arts In class, she only stammered from the textbook and barely used magic. She was hit with snowballs by Fred and George without using magic. However, because she was jealous of Harry, she actually had a magic duel with Harry in class and was able to use magic skillfully. She deliberately told Dumbledore Was he pretending before? And Pansy, the author probably watched the movie but not the novel. In the first movie, a pretty girl was chosen to play Pansy. After it was found that it was inconsistent with the original work, the actress was changed in the second movie. The original description of Pansy was like a poodle. There are too many that are not in line with the original characters of Harry Potter. Many of them are just names, and even give people wisdom. I hope that if the author wants to make a new movie, he will read the original work carefully and not change the basic settings of the original characters too much.

It would still be readable if the vulgar plot of every female creature in the book being obsessed with the protagonist were deleted. In what age are you still engaging in such a mentally retarded plot?

The author's writing style is better than many Xiaobai's novels, but his attitude and thoughts are really not good. He obviously just needs to do some homework to make the plot more reasonable, but he still has to write it like Xiaobai's Shuangwen. Harry Potter's uncle's family has a complicated attitude towards Harry's magic. They are not just jealous and repulsive because they can't get it, but there are also many reasons related to Harry's parents. When it comes to it, the Dursleys borrow magic and start to kneel down and lick it. Can they pursue it a little bit? Can you not just pursue Xiaobai Shuangwen?