I liked the mirror ideas and I hope Mrs. Miller does quite well with her inventions.

Hmm, so muggles have panty raids while magicals have bra raids, good to know!

There are probably ways to detect the aftereffects of the Imperious curse but likely not for legilimency "suggestions" and taking over the Daily Prophet is always a good tactic to silence the Ministry Propaganda Machine.

In light of Lily's skill at charms and intelligence, I had always suspected that it wasn't "a mother's love" that saved Harry but either a protection or trap she set up using runes, blood magic, and charms. Your idea is similar and a good excuse for Harry to retain his parsel abilities after the removal of the soul fragment.

Before JKR decided to backtrack on it, wizards and witches lived significantly longer than those without magic talents. The longer people live, the more conservative they tend to be, on average. This creates more resistance to change in the magical world than in the mundane world and once they found an acceptable level of comfort/standard of living, resisted the "incremental improvements" that are so commonplace in the mundane world. Isolating themselves from the mundanes didn't help either.

I think only Naruto was treated worse by his village than Harry by the Hogwarts staff and students.

I'm sure it helped, house cup-wise, that Snape was no longer around to take points for breathing or for answering questions correctly. Horace was much more fair than Snape ever was.

Your analysis of Lupin is spot on and it irks me that I didn't realize he was as bad a friend to Harry as Ron the faithless fool.

I like common sense butterflies.

I felt that, for an 11-year-old, Harry did an excellent job of taking Dumbledore down a few notches and it will take at least a few years to get rid of him, most likely several. I hope that Horace is used as the interim potions teacher.

Sneaky, Harry is killing two birds with one stone.

Hmm, I see that Harry hasn't changed the current proxy and hasn't done anything about Sirius's false imprisonment yet but I does look like he spotted Peter Pettigrew when he used the map earlier.

honestly, I agree, harry did end up a little bit too powerful, however I just want to say. this was masterfully written, and there was sound logic and a good steady thought process behind this book. minus a few grammatical errors, that are easy enough to understand if you know the proper words, this book is a solid 10/10. thanks for the great read

"Hadrian"? Come on, man. This trope needs to die already. Is he supposed to be a reincarnation of the Roman emperor?

His name is "Harry".

So I'm an idiot... in my last comment I said something about parts being the exact same as an other fic.

That fic is "savior of magic". And it is written by the same author lmao