Sherlock Holmes at Hogwarts

Good book. The subject of Sherlock Holmes is well written on the Internet. If you like Sherlock Holmes, you can read it. Don't miss it if you like Harry Potter! It's almost over, I'm reluctant to let go, and a little sad, but it has to end after all. At the end of the movie, when Harry sends his son to the train station to comfort the little boy, he already looks like a mature adult, a gentle and considerate father, and he can't be seen as a brainless, stubborn and stupid lion. Sherlock Holmes, the protagonist of this book, I don't know, I hope he can smile more, have more sunshine, and have more warmth. Not much to say, see you next time! The corporal of the Fantasy Group wishes the commander safety and success when he goes out to collect information!

The characterization is very delicate and the protagonist has a distinct personality, just like My Dear Friend, You Discovered Your Blind Spot Again, which is always vivid and impressive. Although Hallworth's subject matter is relatively niche, I have to say that the quality of several fanfics I have read is quite good, with stable performance, steady rhythm, and smooth power level and system. As for the shortcomings, it is that there is too little original content, especially for those who have read many fan novels. The events are just different in the way they happened, but the process and results are very different, so there is some homogeneity. Then, although the background of the times, currency appreciation, and the Muggle political situation were secretly explained, these were all fresh introductions, but they were only briefly mentioned. I am afraid that I can only start new original content after graduation. But I hope it won't be a revolution. After all, for readers who often read fanfiction, it is too homogeneous. In recent years, Naruto is ultimately a revolution, and Pirates is ultimately a revolution. Individual books are okay, but when put together, the books are like this, which is quite boring. So to put it bluntly, the novelty of Hallwards itself, the strange animals and magic, coupled with some unique stories, are the most attractive, and the Harry trio is the second choice. For example, it is a good story to create a world where magic and Muggles are intertwined. Holmes faces criminals who know magic, causing greater harm and more intense conflicts. Summary: The stable performance of the Horwarts fanfic is just like Hermione's academic performance. It is worth looking forward to whether there will be new tricks and content in the future.

After reading another 20 chapters, I still have to say that Hermione is not suitable for Sherlock. Sherlock is not someone who can bring emotional value to a partner. Bringing Hermione and Sherlock together can only make Hermione become Sherlock's follower rather than an assistant. What Sherlock needs is an elegant woman like his senior who can have a tacit understanding with him and can tactfully defend him after he makes harsh remarks. The relationship between Sherlock and his partner should not be a sweet and greasy love atmosphere, but the slightly sweet feeling of an ordinary old married couple living their lives. Just like when I got up in the morning and sat down at the table, my lover brought me coffee and breakfast. The two of them looked at each other and smiled, sat facing each other, finished their breakfast in silence, and then went out together in the sunshine at the door. What Sherlock wants is the feeling of an English gentleman and aristocrat. Hermione is really not suitable for him. Moreover, it is all Hermione's wishful thinking towards Sherlock. Sherlock has no response at all. I really hope that this relationship can be broken off quickly, otherwise the emotional drama will be a big failure. A book with a score of 9.5 Can only give a score of 7.5.

Taking a step back, why can't the heroine be Professor Moriarty

Hermione has a lot of plot, so she won't be the heroine. To be honest, I can't imagine Holmes getting along harmoniously with a woman. At most, he would be fighting wits and courage with a high-IQ woman like Irene Adler. If I write about Hermione as the heroine, I might as well write about Irene Adler Of course, this is purely a personal opinion.

I have read Chapter 140, and the writing is pretty good, but I have to say that Hermione is not suitable for Sherlock. Shylock's behavior is a bit gentlemanly, and his super intelligence gives him a temper that is beyond ordinary people, which can be said to be arrogant. In this case, a competitive girl like Hermione is not suitable to be paired with Sherlock. Now Hermione likes Sherlock as a girl's ignorant feelings, but I think it is not suitable for development. Sherlock's most suitable partner should be Slytherin's prefect. She has an elegant temperament and good intelligence that match Sherlock's ideals. She has been in Slytherin for many years and has not been assimilated, which shows that she has a world view that can be said to be correct. Slytherin's senior sisters are very good at dealing with people, which just makes up for Sherlock's sharpness in dealing with people. She can also try to tolerate Sherlock as much as possible. If these two people get together, it will be like an old couple getting along like an old couple who knows what to do without having to say anything to Sherlock. If Hermione and Sherlock were together, I don't think a sweet and boring love would be suitable for a rational person like Sherlock.

I want to laugh just thinking about the look on his face when he heard that the first Sherlock Holmes volume was "Sherlock Holmes and the Philosopher's Stone"

The reason why everyone has so much discussion about the odd-many-nothing here is simply that the plot of the protagonist and the supporting characters in the emotional drama is too blunt. 'Sherlock Holmes' is a protagonist with a high IQ. He is also a human being. Everyone knows his original story. It is normal to have emotional scenes. Hermione in this book is a bit too 'enthusiastic', which no one expected, so she may feel a little uncomfortable. And I think if there is to be an emotional drama, does 'Wooden Sherlock ། – _ – །' need some emotional changes now? The 'Three Years' in the novel has already well described the calm and straightforward Charlotte that everyone knows. Now should there be a 'Sherlock who is affected by emotions in the magical world' 🤔? —————— I would like to make a digression here. I think the character expression of the heroine Hermione in the book "Chainsaw Man" is quite suitable. Ben Benfen is silently caring and accompanies the protagonist as a good friend. As a protagonist with a high IQ, the emotional scene should be 'you know I'm here, and I know you are here'. Obviously, the 'enthusiastic' Hermione here is not very popular with everyone. —————— And I also found some interesting 'hidden settings' to share with you ૮ ºﻌºა The Sherlock Holmes here is a boy, not the Sherlock Holmes you see in film and television works or literary works. Those Sherlock Holmes are adults and have a very complete set of 'self-concepts'. When you are a teenager, you will be easily affected by the things around you. Whether 'Sherlock of Hogwarts' will become 'Sherlock the Detective' will be different from the moment you enter the magical world. ᐅAbout who the heroine is? Is there any? This kind of problem. My personal opinion is 'okay'. I just think the setting of Sherlock Holmes in Hogwarts is very interesting, and I really, really want to watch the Sherlock Holmes "Detective Night" event 😏. The above is my personal opinion. Oh, let me say one more thing. Many female protagonists in "Starting Point" have always been the audience of traffic. The author also knows that after all, traffic is definitely a good thing... Finally, I think the fusion of "Holmes in Hogwarts" is really great, very good, I like it very much ٩(๑^o^๑)۶

I don't care about the female protagonist, as long as the main plot is written, it's Sherlock Holmes after all, so I can accept a male female protagonist.

Writers who write about Sherlock Holmes, whether intentionally or unintentionally, tend to ignore one thing. His brother's power. In the book, Mycroft is the "most powerful man" in the British Empire during the Empire on which the sun never sets in the 19th century, and "the person who can directly represent the British Empire." If the riddle excludes political factors, in human terms, Holmes is the biological brother of the supreme leader of the Empire. In the original book, Lao Fu is happy to play there. Who dares to treat him as an ordinary person? His status is such that he can really say "I don't eat beef" and "You really do"

It's still about the female protagonist. Normally, it has nothing to do with humanities and multiple female protagonists. But he is Sherlock Holmes. I feel that multiple female protagonists are inconsistent with the setting. I feel that it is better to have only one female protagonist or no female protagonist. And about Harry. Harry seems to have clearly liked Zhang Qiu now, but it feels a bit strange that the author wants to write Harry with multiple female protagonists.

No rebuttal accepted

In the first week, Malfoy was killed and the murderer was Ron. The second week,…

I feel that the angle of this book is very good and the effect is also very good. But I personally have a little regret. There are many places in the book where you can see famous scenes from the original work of Sherlock Holmes, but I think some of them may be a little bit abrupt, mainly in the character of Sherlock Holmes. In the original work, we see a fully grown Sherlock Holmes who has been engaged in the consulting detective industry for many years, while the Sherlock Holmes in this book is still an 11-year-old child. I think many of Sherlock Holmes's eccentric characters and extreme views were gradually formed during his growth. It would be very exciting if we could find a way to integrate these growth processes into the Harry Potter story. Of course, it will probably be very difficult to actually write in this way, and it is difficult to grasp it well. It depends on the author's ideas. Even just throwing a fully formed Sherlock Holmes into a Harry Potter story like this would be a lot of fun.

I want to know if there is a female protagonist in this book. After all, she is a native Sherlock, not a time-traveler Sherlock, so it is very, very unacceptable to have a female protagonist... I can't imagine Sherlock being in love, it's a disaster

It's the heroine who tricked people in again

It's already Sherlock Holmes, who's the heroine here? Sherlock Holmes doesn't need a woman, he just needs that woman.

Let's make a conclusion first as to whether there is a love line or not. Don't post multiple heroines to trick people into killing them.

There are few authors who write indigenous protagonists that are not disturbing. Most authors of indigenous protagonists write very strangely, as if they are playing a normal person with perspective turned on in FPS. When they don't know whether the protagonist should know something, they can only forcefully choose to make the protagonist not know or ignore it.

In the original book, Harry and the others did not get involved in love stories until the Goblet of Fire period. That is, in the plot after the fourth grade, love became a major element of the story, including Harry and Autumn, Ginny and supporting character A, Ginny and supporting character B, Ginny and Harry, Ron and Hermione, etc. The love line is indeed an important part, but is Hermione's love line a bit too elaborate? It is hard to imagine that she would be so obsessed with love that we would consider her to be a love brain. Now I am looking forward to Hermione being single all her life.

My current favorite Harry Potter fanfic, apart from adding Sherlock Holmes to deduce the truth, has not overly modified the HP world. Adding too many settings has changed the original world beyond recognition. And as a reader who knows the development of the original work from a God's perspective, I naturally look forward to when Holmes will discover the truth and how he will change the fate of the original work Yuan used to like to organize and study this HP fanfiction before, but adding too many personal settings makes it not so to my personal taste.

This is the only Harry Potter fanfic that I am currently reading. I have read many at the same time and this is the only one that I insisted on reading. Let me tell you what I like about it 1. No system, no cheats No explanation, no system to read. 2. With an indigenous protagonist, the plot is more reasonable There will not be the problem in most fans where the protagonist makes inexplicable actions because he knows the plot in advance. The plot is more natural, and there is no forced intelligence reduction (many fans have to reduce intelligence) , otherwise Voldemort will not be able to be resurrected) 3. The IQ of the main and supporting characters is online Not only the protagonist, but also Harry is no longer reckless. Even if he is in trouble, he can be persuaded by the protagonist, which is very comfortable 4. Detective element I really like the detective plot, which is much more interesting than simply promoting the main plot Let me talk about my expectations for this book. Because I really like the detective elements of this book, I especially hope to see more and more detective plots, and the main plot does not need to be pushed too quickly. In addition, I am looking forward to seeing Moriarty appear, but not the kind of mortal enemy who simply opposes the protagonist. It is better to be an enemy.

How about focusing on the conflict between the Muggle government and the Ministry of Magic? After all, Mycroft has already entered the scene. We can do some more interactions with other British dramas

I would like to ask, will the heroine marked in the character card given by the author have an emotional connection with the protagonist? I originally read it with the intention of having multiple female protagonists, but after reading the book reviews, it seems that the female protagonist is just a tool to advance the main plot with the male protagonist, and does not necessarily have an emotional connection. I am so confused. The author's writing style is really good, but I personally prefer novels with multiple female protagonists with excellent emotional lines. If anyone has read it, can you reply me?

Seeking more Harry Potter fanfics with female protagonists

The natives enslave all the natives in the other world. The humble natives are only worthy of being slaves, even if he is the protagonist.

This extra is more like "Sherlock Holmes" from Watson's perspective. It seems that Sherlock married Gemma, Hermione, and Luna Harry married two, Qiu and Ginny, but Fleur's sister Gabrielle has not given up pursuing Harry.

I quite like nautical novels, and I happened to read one in which Sherlock Holmes complained about his dream of becoming a pirate.

That's about 200 house elves. I haven't seen anyone activate this legion in any novel about Hogwarts. Not to mention anything else, the unlimited disembodiment alone is enough for any hostile force to drink a pot, not to mention that it can ignore the effects of Voldemort-level potions, is not recognized by magic as human activities, all members can cast spells silently without a wand, etc.

It's interesting to enter the magical world in the style of a detective novel. In fact, this book has come to an end during the Triwizard Tournament. The next three grades of 567 are basically skipped. However, this novel is still worth a 5-month pass. Among many Harry Potter novels, the quality is still good.