Loved this book. Making harry the headmaster is truly out of the box thinking.

Love this story! Well written, great premise. So much change from one tiny change at the beginning. Thanks

Lovely! Odd treatment of HP, but you made it work. Very well done.

Also one of the ~very~ few fics ever to place Snape appropriately, in research. Thanks!

I was wondering if you'd mention the other Archimedes. Thanks for that, too.

Very unique

Mm. I can see this is one of the most favorited stories on the site, but meh. "Harry is great, he gets the headmaster position, he shakes things up, the end." Nothing that can't be expressed in those fourteen words. No dramatic tension, not much by way of plot. Whatever.

Very nice Story full of happines

Wonderful story! Loved every word! Thank you!

this is one fantastic fic. love it.

Loved it

HA! The guy who advise me this story was right all the way through.
It's a superb story. Believable (except Dumbledores death being undiscovered so long), not too detailed, but with enough details to make it interesting and readable, wonderful.

This was amazing! The story was well written with strong beats, it never left you bored and it let so many fascets of unexplored logic and life within the HP universe actually explored! Thank

I really enjoyed your story. Did you do any other years?

Characterisation is non-existent - Harry is an experienced adult and not an affected kid.
Plot is non-existent - Nobody other than Harry has agency at all.
Setting is non-existent - Magic of the original canon is completely discarded.
In other words, a solidly written 'fix everything' fantasy.

Great Story

A pretentious person written into a world of low-hanging fruit and yes-men.
The concept is at first interesting, a number-oriented rule-exploiter makes for an interesting protagonist.
Unfortunately this takes a turn into gradually more intense self-fluffing. The very universe itself bends in ever more unlikely ways to praise the supreme inherent excellence of this Gary Stue. I can't believe I found this recommended as rational fiction when there are no intelligent characters, nor coherent plot to be found.