Harry Potter: How I Returned to the Marauders' Era

I've read a lot of Harry Potter fanfiction, but the premise of this one is really captivating. The female lead pretends to be serious on the outside, but she's actually ranting and rave in her head. Just when I'm about to start ranting, she'll start ranting herself. The author also explains the details, which I absolutely love.

It's really good! I love this strong female lead! I've seen many stories about private tutors, and most of them involve the female lead meeting Professor Stahl before Lily, becoming Stahl's savior in Lily's place. But this one is different. The female lead meets Stahl later in the story. When she meets the professor, he's already dead and has returned to the original world.

Overall, it's actually not bad. The female lead was originally going to Hogwarts, but somehow she woke up and was transported to the next generation. She's like a little sun in that world, warming the hearts of many people. She's also very sincere to her friends. The female lead is very strong (personally, I think she's a bit ridiculously strong).

First of all, I apologize. The plot is still great, and there aren't any particularly serious OCC (out-of-character) issues. The character development is generally predictable. Then, what I didn't like was: ① Why did they have to give the female lead so many devoted male supporting characters?! Why couldn't it be a one-on-one relationship?

It's really good, but will I ever see you update again in my lifetime, author? (999 Knees omitted here)

Overall, the idea is very novel, but I think there are some areas that could be improved. These are just minor suggestions, and you may not have to adopt them. 1. The female lead is very intelligent, even a "genius," and can be portrayed as charming to everyone. But is the social atmosphere in foreign countries really that open?

This is the first book I've read from cover to cover on Qimao. My roommate recommended it, and it's pretty good. It's a slow and steady read, and I finished it in one go! The author writes each character's personality very well, and I really feel like Sirius should be exactly as he's portrayed. It's so captivating, I can't help it!

I absolutely love it, but the author doesn't have any more in the pipeline and I'll have to find time to write it. I'm so sad!!!

Eve is indeed a likable character, and the book changes the fates of many people: such as Regulus Black, Barty Crouch Jr., And Severus Snape. The emotional descriptions are also very delicate. However, there are a few minor plot points that aren't great, such as Regulus's tragic ending and Sirius Black's initial attraction to Eve. The former is regrettable, and the latter is baffling.

I felt a strong sense of redemption.