Description in fantasy genre in jk. Rowling book

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
J.K. Rowling was able to write something that started out with a rather straightforward writing style and developed into something much more intricate and nuanced. The volumes were released over time, some taking up to two years between releases, allowing the readers to mature alongside the book series.
Fantastic works always included myths, legends, and folklore, but contemporary fantasy literature stands out clearly. It transported us to a unique realm where everything is unreal and we can only dream, taking us on a journey far from reality. This idea was frequently utilized by authors to tease readers' fancies and persuade them to alter their reading preferences. Of these writers, JK Rowling had the greatest degree of success. The world of magic carpets, potions, and wizards was replaced with the world of Hogwarts, magic brooms, and wands without the readers noticing since they were so involved in this fantasy series. Their fantasy-based imagination was widened by this.
The series also investigated the horror, romance, thriller, and adventure subgenres under the cover of fantasy. In summary, Harry Potter allowed us to experience the thrill of reading a variety of genres while maintaining our sense of creativity. Although it focused on the darker side of magic, Lord Voldemort, the Dark Wizard who is feared all across the world, rapidly won the hearts of readers.
Through Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling made sure that what we now refer to as "beyond imagination" developed. It challenged Harry Potter enthusiasts to look past the obvious. Fantasy is still a genre with subgenres today. Examples include traditional fantasy, sword and sorcery, magical realism, fairytale fantasy, and dark fantasy with a touch of horror.
Epic tale and some early tragedy were borrowed from J.K. Rowling's works in the fantasy genre (in the beginning Harry Potter is an orphan, he was forced to suffer, while living in his native home of Aunt). Fantasy hero is given the freedom to make decisions that result in contradicting, real-world human pictures, yet he must complete his task, no matter what it costs. For instance, Harry Potter's main goal was to vanquish a deadly and terrible wizard, but he failed, leaving people always in risk of losing their lives. However, as was already established, our hero has the option to disengage, deny its destiny, and pursue an alternative course while battling evil.
One of the characteristics of the fantasy genre, such as the protagonist possessing dignity, heroism, and justice, may be seen in his work on Harry Potter. He even attended a faculty renowned for its heroic pupils. Rowling, J.K. Mixed realism and imagination - recognizable actual country setting through the enchanted veil. However, due to the fantasy's distortion, they take on a kind of enigmatic hue (for instance, the entrance to London's Diagon Alley is in the backyard of a little pub, and one must approach the Ministry of Magic through a regular, unimpressive phone booth that serves as an underground elevator).