Professor in the World of Hogwarts?
follows Reiner, a man who has spent his life escaping illness through his love of fantasy worlds. After an unexpected turn of events, he finds himself reincarnated in the Harry Potter universe as Reiner Ezrah Avonlea, a brilliant but reclusive alchemist. Now a professor at Hogwarts in 1991, Reiner teaches Alchemy to students from the third year and up. As he navigates his new role, he balances his duties with his own journey of self-discovery, all set against the magical backdrop of Hogwarts. The story explores themes of transformation, discovery, and the magic of second chances.
**Disclaimer:**
The character Reiner Ezrah Avonlea uses Timothée Chalamet’s likeness for visual inspiration. This is not endorsed by or affiliated with the actor. The story is a fan creation set in the Harry Potter universe and is not officially endorsed by J.K. Rowling or related entities.
Well written story that captured my interest just as fast as it lost it The whole memory loss plot is stupid and doesn’t work, any story with it is just annoying to read, especially a story that we can’t hope for a conclusion on since fanfics rarely get finished The story is well written overall but it simply isn’t a good story cause of the memory loss plot being just bad and not well thought out at all
it’s not an new take on hp ff but still an rare one and it story is good till now only thing I would say is an lack of conversation between characters but than can be due to it being in the starting stage Will recommend
Literally A Shameless Author Here 💪 Making This While Having A Crisis In Her Other BookHAHAHAHHAHA
Hello!! Auther Mey Backkk!! -Hey everyone, I'm back, and I've gone through a lot of the feedback. I'll admit there's a significant plot hole that I overlooked. To give some context, I originally wrote this story when I was much younger, so I was mostly focused on just going with the flow and fixing grammar issues(just like my one piece fanfic the only difference i didn't publish this one not until this year). I never anticipated it would become a problem, but now that it's been pointed out, I'm committed to fixing it. Despite being busy, I've set aside time this week—thanks to a long weekend here in the Philippines (even though I still have Saturday classes, which is a bummer)—to work on it. Yours Truly 😉 Author Mey 🙌