Since the first time I read the Harry Potter book, I've always thought Luna was the best female character, losing (barely) only to Hermione, I thought she would be a much better romantic partner than Ginny Wesley, I really liked this possible union. Thanks for the chapter!

The good part about doing this mission, even without completing it or even if he loses the challenge and doesn't win any prizes with it, just the fact that he learns all the school content 3 years in advance, and can learn all the tastes and His girlfriend's heartbreak and going back in time to make everything right is a tremendous advantage for this Harry's personal success, the negative part is that he gets used to "playing" with Hermione and then has to wait at least 3 years to get back to it again. "play" with her! Thanks for the chapter!

I just hope that Harry doesn't forgive Dumbledore either, for me, regardless of the original story or Fanfic, what he did was unforgivable, abusing the concept of the "greater good!" I really hope he takes revenge on this old man! Thanks for the chapter!

Perhaps it would be interesting for Harry to study (try to combine) Muggle science with his magical spells, thus creating even more powerful spells, an example: Instead of transfiguring a pole into a spear to k#ll a single Death Eater (if Harry had any idea of chemistry) it would be better to transfigure the wooden pole into sawdust and throw it towards them and fire a spark to blow them all up at the same time (logically the pole would not produces enough sawdust to blow up Harry and only what is close to the diners) Thanks for the chapter

Let him be OP! Just the fact that someone uses magic, is intelligent and has common sense already makes that person very OP in the Harry Potter universe, even if the author were to follow the "above average Harry" route, just the fact of correct and creative use Of some spells this Harry Potter would be superior to 90% of the rest of the magical world! The best example of this statement is Hermione, she is not the most powerful character magically speaking (amount of magical power) but she stands out for her intelligence and knowing many spells and using them correctly. Thanks for the chapter!

Lost longevity can always be recovered, even more so if we remember that he is not fully human, his werewolf side, no longer cursed, can help with this, and certainly in addition there are rituals that help him live even longer when he remembers the original book that the former director of Hogwarts who lived to be approximately 354 years old, comparing himself to Dumbledore (who refuses the use of any ritual as he classifies this branch of magic as black magic) who at 110 already looked like he was in his final years, another thing he can to do is to earn an order from Merlin in advance with, for example, the potion that helps werewolves maintain their sanity during transformation, he already knows that it is possible and at least one ingredient of the formula that its inventor used in the future and that is why he won this medal, so Why doesn't the MC use Snape's talent to plagiarize ahead of time and become an internationally recognized potions master to shut up the Black couple and gather power and influence on the political side of the country?

1st Answer to the first question: The problem is not if the MC is very violent but if he is just a violent guy, I would like to see a good balance between violence and intelligence, strategy, deception... In short, a character less Vegeta (Dragon Ball) and more Aizen (Bleach) 2nd Answer to the second question The Marauders were idiots yes but they were idiots more because of Dumbledore's guidance/neglect! It is not possible to exempt him from the influence he exerts on the boys, whether by guiding their ideologies or by his tactical approval of all the "pranks" they did, if it were another director he would certainly have already taken action against their actions. 3rd Answer to the third question I'm not interested in future chapters

It's been a while since Aleric has invoked something, although he could do one invocation a month, only during the holidays did he miss two opportunities.

Yes, if we analyze the level of danger that Harry was exposed to from the first to the last book, and it is possible to see that in each book the level of danger increases gradually, with the exception of the second book, see: 1st Book if I were to summarize it would be Harry facing an obstacle course designed for children to solve and facing a wizard who can't even touch him "danger level: Almost non-existent!" ________________ 3rd Book face a fugitive godfather who cannot and does not want to harm him because of the magical contracts that a magical godfather signs in addition to the feeling of love he has for the boy, add face a coward of a rat, the danger even in this book is the dementors or perhaps becoming infected with lycanthropy "danger level: Low!" ___________________ 4th book If there weren't the dragons (faced with supervision from Dumbledore and the ministry of magic) and the return of Voldermort (extremely weakened because of the recent resurrection and crazy with his mind not rationing correctly) this would be the most boring book of all books in the franchise, the "danger level: Medium!" (only because of dragons and Voldermort) _________________ 5th Book There's Dolores Umbritch who alone was a danger to all students and Voldermort's plan to recover the prophecy "danger level: High! __________________ 6th Book Dumbledore's death from this book onwards everything becomes more dangerous! ____________________ 7th Book things really get serious "danger level: Mortal! _____________________ Now remember the 2nd book, facing a XXXXX beast that can kill with a look, in addition to facing a 16-year-old dark wizard trying to revive without a wand, without the help of a powerful wizard, counting only on a sword and a Phoenix. "danger level: Very High" being completely disproportionate to the rest of the story.

Perhaps instead of giving up most of his magical power, he gave up the dragon power that Merlin didn't want Orion to absorb, after all he showed up to "help" Orion in the middle of preparing the potion. Thanks for the chapter!

I have a theory about Lockhart (this theory has no basis or credence, I admit!) that in fact the original villain of the second year was supposed to be Lockhart (according to a plan by an evil and manipulative Dumbledore) to educate Harry by putting someone completely envious but with great influence against Harry's popularity, so it not only destroys any of Harry's vanity but also teaches him to fight and resist people with great influence in the population who can use public opinion against others (that is, instead of the second book being called "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" should have been called "Harry Potter and the Mind Thief!") but Lucius Malfoy "ruined" Dumbledore's plans! Thanks for the chapter!

But how do we know that one of the other 19 stolen safes is not from neutral families that did not participate on either side? Or even families against Voldemort and his minions? In the book, these safes only had a number as identification. Thanks for the chapters!

Precisely for this reason, Snape would like to do everything he can to screw his rival, and what better way to do that than to protect his angry son from him, who could literally become the next lord of the family with full powers to take revenge on the father for everything he did including kicking his father and mother out of the Potter clan!

Gryffindor is NO! Even if we disregard the influence Dumbledore has on this house, only by the fact that everyone who enters this house becomes a rule breaker or an idiot. Hufflepuff may be the house with the least privacy at Hogwarts since they are the most united and loyal house it may also mean a disadvantage. Ravenclaw is a very used house and tends to have a lot of fierce competition and often there is bull###n among the house's own students, it would be a house with greater access to the school's knowledge and this would be very valuable! Slytherin may not be that bad since Harry is a rebellious son who can become a Lord, ruining James and Dumbledore's plans, this chance is very precious for political games besides the fact that what changed Snape's character was death of Lily without her dying and Harry being against his father, Snape would have no reason to be mean to him.

Did the author give up? How sad, this fanfic was so good and had so much potential.

I'm waiting for the reaction from the old goat and the rest of the "loving family" about how their actions caused the "end" of an innocent child! Thanks for the chapter!

I hope he acquires human magic too, although his demonic magic is very powerful the costs (mainly the cost used against Voldermort) are very high too, but regardless of that I liked the story Thanks for the chapter!

One question, what happened to the luggage? Thanks for the chapter!

To be different from pokemon, Harry could add to his game the possibility that when defeating an opposing creature it would be possible to take a piece or bloodline from the other monster and if it was compatible with his own monster (fire with fire, water with water and etc.) mutation could be created with some characteristic of the opposing monster, which could be good or bad with just one decoration depending on the player's luck.