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I recommended a book.
Below are some books that I've personally read, found enjoyable, and had friendly discussions with the authors. I'm recommending them for free!
<Hogwarts: From Genius to God>.
Author: The Book-Carrying Taoist
Harry Potter and D&D blend, the story follows a gentle, academically gifted protagonist who aims to become a god and attempts to change the closed structure of the wizarding world. The female lead Hermione.
Tags: Gryffindor, entered school in the same year as the trio, academic genius, lighthearted.
Review: The writing style and pacing are excellent enough to be my teacher; highly recommended!
<Hogwarts: The Rise of Malfoy>
Author: The Wind of the Sleep God
The protagonist, Draco Malfoy, is Draco's younger brother. Without a system, he can only rely on collecting various inheritances from Pure-blood families to gradually build his power and compete with Dungeon Vaughn.
Tags: Slytherin, enrolled in the same year as the trio, fan-oriented, power struggle, historical research
Review: This is my own book, I know its quality, so I won't say more. I will try my best to improve.
The Demon Hunter at Hogwarts
Author: Light Ink Fragrance
Due to the Conjunction of the Spheres, the protagonist Demon Hunter, is transported to the world of Harry Potter.
I laugh at Dumbledore's lack of strategy and Voldemort's lack of wisdom!
Tags: Professor Wen, Witch's Pile Driver Style
Comment: The plot moves quickly and doesn't drag. If the updates were any faster, it's unimaginable how popular it would become.
<The Sorcerer Supreme of Hogwarts>
Author: Five-Sword Monarch
Harry Potter Doctor Strange, updates are guaranteed!
This is the story of Hufflepuff who understands feng shui and gradually unravels the mystery of his origins to become the Sorcerer Supreme. The author's writing skills are impressive; judging from his statements in the book, he seems to genuinely understand feng shui. (Those two cats of the main character are really cute!)
Tags: Hufflepuff, enrolled in the same year as the trio, slice-of-life, lighthearted
Review: This book made me laugh non-stop. If the author didn't write books, he could consider becoming a comedian.
<The Hogwarts Word Power Periodic Table>
Author: Hilbert Angers
Harry Potter dragons (the world view is unrelated to dragons, only the male and female protagonists have the power of words).
The protagonist has the White King's Dragonbone Cross inside him. The descriptions of melee combat, firearms, and various war weapons are excellent, and the female lead Astoria. (The fight scenes are unique.)
Tags: Slytherin, one year younger than the trio, military enthusiast, melee mage build
Comment: I've already recommended this book; interested readers should have already read it.
<Days of Building Friendship at Hogwarts>
Author: Rice Cake with Sesame Balls
He transmigrated into Ollivander's grandson, where he can become stronger by increasing his friendship level, and there's also a milestone system with customizable rewards.
What malicious intentions could a lazy bum who only knows how to increase his friendship level have towards the Dark Lord?
Tags: Ravenclaw, one year ahead of the trio, meticulous style, research-oriented
Review: It's a real shame this book isn't popular; it belongs to the category of good books that aren't widely available. The author's descriptions of the romantic relationships completely transported me to my first love, and I ended up accidentally eating a whole bag of potato chips. Sigh.