Hogwarts: My Grandmother Is the Queen
霍格沃茨：我的祖母是女王
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- 1.4M Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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Have you ever been a crown prince? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions. References: [1] Reader 1483301. Have you ever been a dragon? Some things are written randomly and based on assumptions. [C] Qidian Chinese Network "Emperor Dragon" comment section, 2023.
Well, there's a problem with the logic. The British royal family didn't even know about magic. If, as you say, only the Queen knew, then that would be reasonable. But if they revealed it to the royal family members later, was there any need to hide it beforehand?
The author shouldn't be writing Harry Potter; they should be writing A Song of Ice and Fire fanfiction.
To be fair, the author's portrayal of Western cultural background is excellent, unlike some novels that are neither fully Chinese nor Western, where idioms pop up from time to time and take me out of the story. The problem is that the author's values regarding nobility, class, and politics are too detached from Harry Potter, a magical fairy tale of love and courage 😥.
Remember this: the Weasleys are a cesspool, don't touch them. Many Harry Potter fanfics are based on this.
The protagonist's background is somewhat ironic for entering Slytherin. Zaracha disliked Muggles because he feared their betrayal, yet a wizard of Muggle royal birth ended up in Slytherin. The child of the leader of their greatest enemy entered their own house.
The biggest problem is that the protagonist doesn't experience much power growth. The entire story revolves around parenting advice. The highlights of Harry Potter are either outdated strength or wildly imaginative plots. But these two aspects are really few and far between.
Sigh, I don't know how to say it.
The beginning was alright, but it got weirder and weirder as it went on. The system disappeared abruptly, which was probably a mistake. Then they tried to write about politics, but the overall pacing was too slow and dragged on. As for magic, it only mentioned classes and exams, and we had no idea about the protagonist's strength. Also, the protagonist's ring was described very vaguely. In short, the more you watch it, the less interesting it becomes.
The latest chapters are getting harder and harder to read; it feels like reading a fairy tale. The protagonist is a perfect, brilliant, and universally adored genius; the supporting characters are stereotypical and blindly worshipful; the plot is boring and just padding the word count.
Extremely low magic content 😅
After reading the first few chapters and the book title, I just have to say something.
The book title feels a bit contradictory. In the eyes of wizards, you might be a nobleman in the Muggle world, but to them you're still a Muggle. So, is the book trying to emphasize the protagonist's status? But in the wizarding world, that's practically nothing! Moreover, there is a very serious sense of disconnect.