Harry Potter: A Certain Ancient Rune Professor of Hogwarts某霍格沃茨的魔文教授

A Masterful Blend of Magic, and Mystery. Same quality as "Harry Potter: Dimensional Wizard" novels Harry Potter universe part.

One of the novel’s strongest points is its treatment of Ancient Runes. Rather than using the subject as decorative background lore, the author turns it into a deep, functional system of magic that feels both scholarly and powerful.

What I really appreciated was the pragmatic and mature perspective Felix brings. He isn't a hot-headed student; he’s a professor navigating the politics of Dumbledore, the Ministry, and the rising threat of Voldemort with a calm, analytical mind.

It's chinese MTL, so if you're like me and hate reading MTL novels, go ahead and skip this one.

Well... I think whole Grindewald arc war retarded, every single bit. Letting him teach, then letting him escape by not doing even basic due diligence for such an powerful wizard(as in Felix or Dumbledore handling arrest).
Also, mc just started to fade more and more into background, while also becoming kinda passive. It just seems like he's pretty much irrelevant and doesn't move story forward, everyone else does. Be it Dumbledore, Grindewald or Harry sometimes.

Well then. The author knows how to write and does it very well.)
I think this is enough to understand that I liked it.)
And a separate bonus for the epilogue. It is very rare for novels to have an epilogue, especially one of such high quality and well-developed quality, usually it is a crumpled piece of crap in the last chapter, in which there is the last battle and its consequences and everything, everything, everything, and besides, this chapter is usually shorter than the others.)))
Any author who adds an epilogue is a good author.)) And an author who makes a whole arc out of an epilogue is an excellent author.))
In my memory, this is the second high-quality epilogue, there was one just as good in the "cultivation chat group".

A rare case where the transmigrated MC doesn't know the whole plot/future?

Quite a novel idea, and generally well executed

You can basically ignore the romance tag, as it feels more tagged on forcibly by the end.

its a decent enough fan-fic where it slowly gets worst at a bearable level. Dont expect much accuracy to the original work in terms of plot, characters, personality, or intentions, but the author tried well enough.

Sometimes due to wording, sentence structure, perspective or "sayings", we get an occasional whiff of cn cultivation TL novel's subliminals in there. especially the unethical and brutal manslaughter of a butchered poems of latter sorting hat songs. Where it feela more like deranged failed haikus instead.

Novel's still worth a casual fling.

I'm halfway through the novel, why does this even have the romance tag when there's no romance at all...

As far as i can tell by now only read this if you like Hp, the story and arent caring all that much for mc or his involment in it. (For those seeking to have a story that is mostly a what if strong wizard became teacher of hp and co than this is likely it (its good written and as far as ive read (in the novel (not very far but still enough to somewhat understand it and from the comments) also done well) but if you want a new char that flips the world up and down is himself interresting like in HPAMJ than youre not right here correct me if im wrong tho but i wasnt getting what i was expecting so i dropped it (likely because im not in the mood to basicaly reread hp just done with good changes(and diffrent persepctives) and seeing people sayings its realy good)

Ultimately, i cant really disagree with any of the reviews mentioned before. I really enjoyed the first 400 or so chapters, but then felix or the mc became a background character. I stopped around 660 because certain aspects of the story really just started to annoy me. Im sure i will pick it up eventually again to finish, but im burnt out for now which really sucks since im so close to being done but im just getting more annoyed with each chapter. Anyways, this is what i disliked about this novel. I wont mention what i liked because there are already many glorious reviews praising it and i dont see the reason just to add on that

In the beginning of the story, Felix made a point saying he has a golden finger and the more he uses a spell the more powerful it becomes. For example, he had to use a certain spell 20,000x for the spell to reach level 6. So as long as he works hard enough, he could do it in do time, even at a young age. But in my opinion, thats not a cheat but just hard work. But then we have Harry over here who is being a lazy SoB, well, maybe not lazy per se but compared to Hap or Mc he is incredibly lazy. The author made a point at some point when he harry was trying the unforgiveable curses and they were already at level 4 if not higher after just one try, and he implied that harry is piggybacking off the horcrux scar and using that to increase his power so basically using voldemorts knowledge of spells to influence his power which is really cheap. It reminds me of cultivation novels where the MC will get some special bloodline and let fight people who are 5 to 6 realms above them without really doing the work to deserve that privilege.

The second thing that annoyed me which i have already touched upon is that felix hap/MC has become a background character for the past 200 chapters. I liked the HP world but i could really care less about the characters in general so i started reading this story with the intention of it being about anything but HP or they would be the background characters like in HP: A Magical Journey. But they became the only focus.

A new surprise from a fanfiction from which I didn't expect much.

I passed in front of this novel a bundle of faith, but I did not dare to read it because of certain negative comments, serious error on my part. Indeed, "Harry Potter: A Certain Ancient Rune Professor of Hogwarts" is one of the best Harry Potter fanfiction I've read so far, for several reasons:

Let's be clear, this story is perfectly written and if you don't like it, it's just not your type, no need to create imaginary errors in it. Especially the criticisms on the POV changes. Yes, there are a lot of changing points of view, but these don't spoil the story.

In my eyes, there are two types of POV change:

1. The change of POV type "Off topic", I call it that because these can take between 20 to 100 chapters, during which you will follow secondary characters who find themselves far from the MC and see them do actions unnecessarily long that could have been summed up in a short paragraph once the protagonist returned to them. Unnecessarily long passages whose presence adds nothing except unnecessary length.

2. The "Correct" type POV change. These point of view changes revolve around the MC and allow us to see his actions through the eyes of one or more secondary characters. Thus have seen with a new eye the protagonist and the nature of the events that surround him.

I'll let you guess that the POV changes present in this novel are "correct" and will only enrich the story. Especially since it's a fanfiction that doesn't abandon its original MC, Harry Potter and his two friends, unlike 80% of other fanfiction.

Because yes, it's another good point in this story, the golden trio grows at the same time as the MC Felix. And that, a lot of fanfiction writers tend to trample the MCs of the original works under their protagonist's feet, turning many of the works they love into a mess.

Another good point is to follow a protagonist who becomes a teacher, and remains a teacher at Hogwarts, unlike many other Harry Potter fanfics where the MC is just a student. This brings us a new point of view on the plot of the original work.

Moreover, Felix does not know the plot of Harry Potter, it may seem like nothing but in fact it brings a lot to the story. Indeed the MC is not going to approach another character because he knows he is important for the plot, but just because he gets on well with him. This changes from the protagonists who calculate everything in advance because they know the plot, here the MC does not calculate anything at all and is, suddenly, more authentic in his approach to the other characters and the plot. It does not work in the Harry Potter universe and fits in perfectly, something that many fanfictions struggle to succeed.

We can conclude that "Harry Potter: A Certain Ancient Rune Professor of Hogwarts" is a fanfiction that brings us a new point of view on the story of Harry Potter while respecting its characters and its plots. The MC fits perfectly into the wizarding world and is authentic in his reactions to the encounters he will make and the events that will be imposed on him. A good discovery that I regret not having read earlier.