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Harry Potter and the Sorceress of the Stars
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This is the story of Oleandra Greengrass. She's not a transmigrator, nor is she a reincarnator or a regressor... She doesn't have a system and she doesn't know the plot of Harry Potter's story. What does she have? Runic magic, and her twin sister Daphne. Read on as she tries to navigate her way in this magical world!
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Hello everyone, I am the author of this work. I set out to write a fanfic that would be as faithful as possible to the original, all the while filling in some plot holes and creating interesting stories. Thank you all for reading, and please leave a review! Don't hesitate to offer your opinion, whether it be suggestions or criticisms.
Great concept, but the characters need to be fleshed out a bit more, the supporting cast mostly. There's no Harry Potter without Hermione and Ron. There's a lot of exposition, but it's done in a pretty interesting way. There's a lot of blanks on how magic works in the original, and the theories explored in this story fit in nicely. Final comment, the author expects the reader to have knowledge of every event going on in the story, but it's been a while since I've read the original.
When I first wrote my first review, the author had batch released the first book's worth of chapters. At first, I'd been a bit worried that this series would end too fast, since I'm used to Chinese HP fanfics with hundreds and hundreds of chapters, but it looks like each book will have more chapters, so I'm satisfied. The best part imo is still the OC Oleandra's relationship with her sister, Daphne. There's still plenty of world friendly lore, which I like. To finish my second review, I retract what I said about following the Harry Potter storyline too closely. Underrated, great read!
Ok, it's been a while since my first review. Most of my concerns have been addressed. There are more characters, though Harry and Tracey are still a little absent compared to Ron, Hermione and Daphne.
Oleandra dont carry the Story becase you dont get the Vibe she is Important in any way . Also her Runes seems supper op but the way she uses them seems lacking (yes she is 12 bohoo) . the Story dont click with me ,i realy want to like it cus i Like Daphne in Gerneral a Ton. Shame
5-4-4-5-5 I like it. Though there are way too many coincidences and questionable bouts of idiocy from the MC.
Alright, so here's my review after reading the first 109 chapters. The story starts off a little abruptly, but the story gets much deeper as you go on. The author's not scared of making some pretty original changes to the canon.. So the premise of the story is that Daphne Greengrass, one of the go-to characters fanfic writers turn to, has a twin sister named Oleandra. Basically, at first she's not really good at magic, but she's really good at rune magic. As far as progression fantasy goes, this is pretty great. Oleandra starts off weak, and gets stronger and stronger as she learns new applications of her magic, synchronized with the main plot of HP. Apart from that, the plot runs deeper than it first appears. There's foreshadowing hidden in plain sight. All in all, I love it. 5/5
heres the 5 stars author the stry is quite nice just keep going and you will have a great story
it's a good story with a well written plot, I usually don't read original charecter MC's but this one is quite good
I think this novel's greatest point is the way it introduces a brand new power system that doesn't conflict in any way with Harry Potter's world. From what I can tell, it's based on real life Nordic lore. The MC's rune powers are incredibly interesting for two reasons; they're not OP, and they have very strict limitations, but she uses them in interesting ways. The story seems to be closely following Harry Potter's own path, so I have to question why the MC wasn't put into Gryffindor. Still, the plot points still make sense, and characters act like they should. I'm also a fan of the writing style, the funny little analogies, and the MC's thought process. Her interactions with her sister are amusing. All in all, great story with great potential