He's Just the Defense Against the Dark Arts Professor.

Ah, the research party can quit. There is a female protagonist (original female protagonist). The article style is relatively relaxed in the early stage and the writing is good. After reading the ending, I think it's HE. I'm sorry, but the time-travel heroine has really been unable to hold on since she was a child. The writing power of this book is not enough for me to stick with it even if it has a female protagonist, I'm sorry. The overall setting and writing style are relatively smooth, and it's a pretty good article.

Okay, another good HP fanfic! The crow's beak doesn't have much of a role here, but it's really fun. (I have to say that after reading The Great Sword, no matter which HP fanfic it is, you can't help but make comparisons. This is an... Irresponsible comment. The reason is naturally the success of The Great Sword, but it also affects the HP fan authors who love to generate electricity. Before writing, they must think about whether the readers of The Great Sword can accept their own book that may not be as good as The Great Sword.) The author's book is very good, but the comparison between people is irritating. Readers who wield big swords will naturally feel that it is not good. I tried my best to abandon the subjective aspect of this HP fan comparison, but it still appeared. Okay, let's get back to it. One of the few fanfics that I have completely and completely read. I even skipped a few scenes of Swinging the Sword. (I don't mean to say that Big Sword is bad, it's just that it's not entirely to my liking. This book isn't entirely to my liking either, but the overall word count is less than that of Big Sword) Sherlock, protagonist, time travel, has Goldfinger but not that big (I think) Amy (I'm sorry, I just remembered her name, I really can't remember the name) is the protagonist, the time span is a bit long, the golden finger comes from her own talent and the protagonist The main plot revolves around the protagonist. There is not much plot about Draco, but there are more plots about Harry Potter. Many knives should be gone (probably, the author didn't write it or I didn't read it carefully enough?) It's not against any house. The main character is Ravenclaw, but it's not biased. The character is created well, it's fun, and there's less OOC (I think)

The author probably hasn't read the original work, and this article is relatively watery, and it also looks very immature. Anyway, I don't recommend reading it. I'll tell you that this timeline is about when I was in second grade, but forget it. I excerpted a passage from the original text. You can read it yourself. Angelina said, "You are only in fourth grade and you are already thinking about these things. Even if there is a chance to marry Professor Forrest, I should do it first. After all, I will graduate next year!" As we all know, Angelina served as Harry's Quidditch captain when he was in fifth grade, but what is written in this article is that Angelina graduated when Harry was in third grade. Anyway, it really poisoned me. Don't watch anyone who sees it and regrets it.

The author's writing style is quite good, but not many people have read it. The plot changes are not too outrageous, so it's okay.

Keep it as a souvenir to prove that I have been in this world

Very nice

The front is fine, but the back becomes more and more uncomfortable. In order to emphasize that the crow's mouth lowers IQ, there are so many coincidences, and so many people behave so obviously, so there is no doubt at all? The writing is really rubbish.

I found that this author didn't even know how to use ", ," and there were more and more typos. I originally wanted to leave a negative review, but after thinking about it, I decided not to, after reading it. What can I say about the plot? It's very bland and not surprising at all. Maybe it's because I've read a lot of fanfics, and the author's extras are missing for some reason. Without the extras, the ending feels incomplete. I was completely fooled into it by the setting of poisonous milk at the beginning. I never expected the finale. The protagonist lost the attribute of poisonous milk and didn't even know that he could poison milk. For details, please see Chapter 423 "Computer".

The writing is really good. There are a lot of guys wielding big swords in the commentary, but I personally think it's really inappropriate to do so. The writing style of Swinging the Great Sword is not as delicate as this one, and the plot connection is not as smooth as this one. Swinging the Great Sword relies on a huge and integrated world view to create a shocking reading experience, while this book uses a writing style closer to HP and a more original setting to give HP fans a new adventure experience

You can read it, but the setting of the male protagonist is too weird. He has clearly traveled through time, but he can't remember any of the plot. His memory is no different from that of a troll. The plot also basically follows the old plot of Harry Potter, that is, the things Harry does are moved to the male protagonist, and it can basically be read in fast forward.