Hogwarts: My Grandmother Is the Queen

Have you ever been a crown prince? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted. References: [1] Reader 1483301. Have you ever been a dragon? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted. [C] Comment area of ​​"Dilong" on Qidian Chinese website, 2023.

How should I put it? There is something wrong with the logic. The British royal family does not know the existence of magic. If you say that only the Queen knows about it, then it is reasonable. But if it was disclosed directly to the royal family members later, did you have to hide it before?

One thing to say is that the author's Western cultural background is well written, and it is not like some half-Chinese novels where idioms pop up from time to time to make me laugh. But the problem is that the author's values ​​of aristocracy, class, and politics are too separate from Harry Potter, the magical fairy tale of love and courage😥. Are you talking about politics among seven or eight-year-old first-grade children? And then he bows to you, a Muggle noble, when he sees you? Come on, in the original work, even the pure-blood nobles didn't look down upon it... What's even more fatal is that the most attractive "magic" setting in the original work accounts for too little in this book, and it's almost all about aristocracy and politics. I sincerely recommend the author to try A Song of Ice and Fire fanfiction. That novel is more suitable for you than Harry Potter

Remember, Weasley is a cesspit, don't touch it. Many HP fans seem to be in this place now.

It's a bit ironic that the male protagonist entered the Snake House with his status. Salazar didn't like Muggles back then because he was afraid that they would betray him. However, a wizard from the Muggle royal family entered the Snake House instead, and the child of the leader of the biggest enemy entered his own college.

The biggest problem is that the protagonist has no improvement in strength. It is mostly about parenting from beginning to end. The highlights of hp are either old-fashioned or clever. These two really don't account for much.

The first part is okay, but the later I read it, it gets weirder. The system says it is gone, so I might as well not write it, and then write about politics. The overall pace is slow and very draggy. Let's write about magic. It just mentions classes and exams. We don't know anything about the protagonist's strength, and the protagonist's ring. The writing is also very vague In short, the more I read, the less interesting it is.

Very low magic content 😅

After reading the latest chapters, I can't stand it anymore. I feel like I'm reading a fairy tale. The protagonist Guang Wei is a genius and a heartthrob. The supporting characters are blindly worshiped with facial makeup. The plot is boring but the word count is too low.

I feel like the title of this book is a bit confusing. In the eyes of those wizards, you are a noble in the Muggle world, and you are also a Muggle to them. So you want to express the protagonist's status? But in the wizarding world, it's equivalent to nothing! And there is a very serious sense of separation. Purebloods in the wizarding world originally looked down on Muggles, and then the article praised Muggle nobles in various ways. Author, what exactly did you want to write? It feels like when European and American countries were carrying out the slave trade, they accidentally broke into an African prince. Then this African prince showed his elegance as a prince in various ways, and then convinced all European and American countries! Whether it is novels or movies, they are full of discrimination against Muggles. Moreover, many Muggles were killed and injured in various wars, but they did not take it seriously. As soon as this novel came out, pure-blood families immediately fell in love with Muggles. It feels really disgusting. The logic of this novel or movie has been completely changed. I feel that those who really like the Harry Potter IP will not like this novel.