This is one of the better Harry Potter fanfiction stories I've read. I love the gender swap.

This is one extremely long read, but it was also very fun. There are some elements of it that I am not a fan of: (1) kid politicians (2) empathising with out and out racists (3) magical cores (4) deus ex machina powers for Harry. But I love how you've made a solid attempt at subverting tropes and you've made potion-making out to be much more complicated and gone deep into magical lore.

This book was a great primer on the revolution to come if the epilogue is anything to go by and I am excited to continue the sequel of this very strange story. I love the fact that a constant tension exists that HP will be found out. Can't wait to see when it all comes crashing down.

Oh, I really enjoyed this. At first I had my doubts but a Tom Riddle that has gone into politics makes an k interest enemy.
The idea with the mind curse was also quite ingenious and very refreshing to read.
I expected for a moment that Severus would find out Rigel's secret after entering her mind but apparently you didn't wnat him to find out just yet.
I'm really looking forward to the next installment.

I like the line about the phoenix, that's some phenomenal wording. Very tricksy.

Ahh, such a lovely book, with so much promise! First time readers, let me tell you that promise is fulfilled, above and beyond! Y'all are in for a treat, a real treat!

I wonder what my magical core would look like... Maybe a bird's nest or a soiled ball of moss - like a snowball formed formed from a garden - with green sprouts as the "tendrils"... yes... That sounds about right :D Such an interesting phenomenon!

I have such a soft spot for Selwyn's & Rookwood's game, and their relationship in general. It's so wholesome and pure 3

Percy is a very underrated character and I agree with his new-found lawyer approach. I'm sure he'll be much happier this way :]

I wonder if Treeslider would get along with the snakes in Archie's backyard? xD

TROLLLLLL IN THE DUGEONNNNNN! tHoUgHt yOu oUgHta kNoW ~faints~

Severus Snape is written sO so well in this series.

Yes. Pansy is worth it.

The magic and potions theory explained in this series is always fascinating, when I read about it I feel like I'm part of a class and it's quite enlightening. I like to learn, even if this knowledge can't necessarily be applied to real life (though I'm sure much of it can be).

This book. It's so phenomenal. I originally found out about it on a "Best Harry Potter Fanfictions" website. This one came second on that list, but it come's first on my own.

I sigh as much as Rigel does so the sighing doesn't bother me a bit :)