Harry Returns from Elden Ring to Hogwarts

After watching half of it, I feel like Harry is such a loser. If he really has this kind of learning ability and cognition, I think he is at best a little fader who lives on the big round table. It is impossible for him to have the ability to go to the back. The gap is too big.

Fans have added a lot of settings, and modifying the original settings is quite confusing for fans (the Room of Requirement, Voldemort's Notebook can actually be torn out pages). The content of the Magic Circle is just to add elements and increase combat power, and there is no other fusion content.

Never try to fuse world views and settings. Anyone who plays this way will basically die.

When I saw Chapter 24, the author used a lot of existing words from the original work, which made me feel like I was reviewing the first episode of HP. Currently, the character creation is still immature, and I don't know enough about the settings of HP, and there are slight bugs. Looking forward to more magic ring settings appearing in the future.

The author's writing skills are not strong enough, and he obviously cannot write the King of Elden after the epileptic ending. It is still like playing house now.

For me, the toxicity started to show up in Chapter 36. Like most Hogwarts fan fiction (the protagonist begins to "awaken" his self-awareness, and the novel changes from fantasy to reasoning, intellectual, brainless and other types of novels) the author begins to give the protagonist greater choice, which also means that subsequent development may break away from the fantasy fan setting, and the feeling of reading may change.

There is a movie in which a witch from the Ring world travels to Hogwarts at the end of the world and merges with Hermione. That one is well written.