Harry Potter and the Magic Me

Finally found a good one here

I just finished my exam today! Who can wish me a better exam?

Author, I'm back, but you seem to be missing

The best HP fanfic I've ever seen

From a narrative perspective, I am particularly disgusted with fan creations that are reduced to support articles for the original protagonists. This type of text usually uses symbolic character creation and mechanically reproduced plot arrangements, alienating living characters into consumption symbols for people to worship. Its essence is a manifestation of the creator's loss of subjectivity - concealing the poverty of imagination by piling up repeated emotional symbols, ultimately forming a closed loop of interpretation. I am even more disgusted by the fandom-oriented reading ecology it has derived: the unquestionable god-making writing, the black-and-white evaluation system, and the group violence that stigmatizes dissidents. This kind of creation not only castrates the critical potential of secondary creation, but also reduces the originally diverse narrative space to an assembly line of emotional OEM. That is why the way this book was created is all the more precious. While completely retaining the worldview structure of the original work, the author has successfully created a series of original characters with independent personality charm, such as the Animagus, with a rigorous research attitude and rich imagination. These characters are not simple functional supplements, but organic existences that carry complete life trajectories into the narrative field. The logic of their actions not only strictly follows the settings of the original work, but also demonstrates convincing autonomy through their unique life choices. This kind of creation not only avoids the stereotype of symbolic copying, but also opens up a new dimension for readers to re-examine the world of the original work through the perspective of a new character, realizing the innovative value and aesthetic pursuit that secondary creation should have.

Ah, author, please be faster, I have one less backup novel.

It's already well written. The overlapping functions of the protagonist and Hermione weaken the heroine.

The writing is superb, the book reads very smoothly, and the story is very clear. Except for the protagonist's somewhat contradictory behavior at the beginning, it is particularly interesting later on. The protagonist is also very smart, with both EQ and IQ online, and the overall evaluation is overwhelming.

Can I raise a Northeast Golden Grain?

I would like to dedicate this chapter to a dear reader and say sorry to him that I really cannot write the "Hogwarts Rebirth: I am a Pauper" that he wants to read. Perhaps only after experiencing his life can I realize that only by holding a wand wrapped with tape, wearing a patched robe, using an eight-hand textbook that is so tattered that it can break when turning a page, and maybe underwear with holes in the front and back, can I become a real great magician. Potions, herbalism, magical animals, alchemy, anything that requires money are all original sins in his eyes. Perhaps in his mind, not only did Percy betray the Weasley family, Fred and George, who only wanted to make money and pursue a better life, were also traitors to the family. (Oh yes, I forgot that he actually said that he had not read the original work.)