Hogwarts: This Dark Lord Is Far Too Knowledgeable

The changes are quite significant. For example, if the ability to detect the presence of the "Silk" ability is available from birth, the probability of becoming a "Silent One" will likely decrease.

Stop telling me every day that the threads are inside the wand. The original book never said that the threads exist inside the wand. You just keep nagging me about how my interpretation is bad. Please, according to J. K. Rowling's own words in Potter More: "The Trace is placed upon the young witch or wizard themselves, not their place of residence. This is why the enchantment follows them wherever they go." The translation means: "The trail is cast on the young wizard himself, not on his dwelling. That's why the spell follows him wherever he goes." The official setting here is already very clear: the trace is in the little wizard himself. Why do people keep replacing the official setting with other people's interpretations? If you don't understand, you can look it up; if you don't know how, you can learn. AI is so convenient now, can't you even translate it? Furthermore, the original text also contains evidence suggesting that the threads and the wand have no connection whatsoever. First, Dobby cast a spell at Harry's house, but did Harry use his wand? Why did the Ministry of Magic warn Harry? Secondly, in "The Half-Blood Prince," young Tom kills someone in Little Hangleton using someone else's wand. Dumbledore states that as long as Tom himself is present, he can still be traced back to Dumbledore, which is enough to prove that the wand and the thread have no necessary connection whatsoever. Why should I change existing settings from the original work into someone else's secondary settings? Can't I just use the existing ones directly?

Starting from chapter 40, it inexplicably turned into a romance novel, and the main character's personality also felt somewhat disconnected from the earlier chapters. To be honest, I didn't find anything interesting about eleven or twelve-year-old kids falling in love; it was far inferior to the first 40 chapters.

The protagonist appears out of nowhere; don't the others know?

Does Harry Potter's magic involve elements?

Eggplant came from here 🙂

The normal thought process shouldn't be 1+1=2, 1+1=2, 2+2=4; why choose 1+1=2, 2+1=3, 3+1=4?

Too much buildup, boring writing, weeds

I thought it was a story about a god of war who transmigrated, but when I checked the name, it wasn't. Hmm, that sounds pretty good.

The protagonist is a gay man who was inexplicably born next to Grindelwald.