Uveilazatrum

they are accepted, but not by most

I reread the chapter, and yes, she is advising Percy. It would be alright if it wasn't for the last line, where she tells that wizarding politics and Muggle are not that different. Which is wrong and she couldn't have known that even if it wasn't wrong, if she isn't entirely different from original Hermione Granger

People assume wards of Hogwarts could prevent Salazar Slytherin from teleportation in his own castle

Huh, now I remember why I dropped this novel year ago. I thought it was because that convoluted and meaningless beginning

should have just made him a Self Insert into Harry with Chat. That would look a bit less uselessly convoluted than this

Never said she doesn't read. Even in later books Hermione shows that she doesn't understand wizarding society and some rules and laws. I don't remember what kind of situation exactly my comment was about, but pretty sure it was about Hermione teaching someone about politics or something like that. Which couldn't happen unless it is an AU.

The books show clearly she doesn't understand most things about wizarding world, unless it is directly related to magical theory and school curriculum.

nah, I mean why it have to be someone you know from media. Why not make a believable original character or something, why always those women... it is not like they are that exceptional...

a name or something if it's not a trouble

where did you see those?