What literary system does Harry Potter belong to?

Harry Potter belongs to a series of magical literature novels.

Introduction: Harry Potter is a series of magical literature novels by British writer J·K· Rowling, with 7 episodes in total. The first six films take Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry as the main stage, and describe the story of the protagonist Harry Potter's six-year study, life and adventure at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The seventh book describes the story of Harry Potter looking for a horcrux outside school and destroying Voldemort. This series of novels has been translated into 67 languages, and the total sales volume of each version exceeds 500 million (as of 2008), ranking among the best-selling novels in the world.

The British edition was published by Bloomsbury publishing plc, and was published by Scholastic Publishing House after it was introduced into the United States, with some modifications. The simplified Chinese version is published by China People's Literature Publishing House, and the traditional Chinese version is published by Crown Publishing House. Warner Bros. Film Company changed these seven episodes into eight, one for each of the first six episodes, and the seventh episode was divided into two. Harry Potter movies are the highest-grossing movies in the history of the world, with a total box office income of $7.8 billion.