After Sharing Dreams in Harry Potter, I Won Voldemort Over

This one isn't really to my taste; I prefer stories with one-on-one relationships or no dialogue at all.

I think everyone except Harry fits the original character perfectly, and the show is great.

This book is a bit fast-paced, but it's very enjoyable.

Please update soon, author!

It's so stiff! The pacing is so fast, it's painful to read. It feels like the author is desperately trying to create a cool and sassy female lead, but the character doesn't feel three-dimensional or realistic; it's all too superficial.

Could you please give our old man, Lao Fu, more screen time?

Can't we add a little Bati to the couple?

There's a section that says even Merlin couldn't cast spells without a wand, so implying Lamia is a monster—that's way off-topic. The original books state that highly skilled wizards can cast spells without a wand, like Dumbledore. The wand was invented later to stabilize the output of magic. The most common and classic example of wandless casting is the unintentional magic unleashed by young wizards under the age of 11. Harry Potter even inflated his aunt's ego!

This is so good! I love the female lead's character design, she's so cool! Author, please update soon!

This book is absolutely fantastic. It's definitely worth reading. I don't know why so few people have read it.