Hogwarts Wizards of Middle-earth Check-in
by Jimei Meteor
About This Novel
In the year 1340 of the Shire calendar, there was still one year before the departure of the Lonely Mountain Expedition. At this time, the gray-robed wizard had not yet visited the Shire, the dwarf king was still forging iron in the Blue Mountains, and the evil dragon was still sleeping in the mountains... This year, the young wizard used the Hogwarts sign-in system and accidentally traveled to Middle-earth. Overnight, Hogwarts Castle rose from the ground, standing majestically in Middle-earth; flying broomsticks cut across the sky, becoming a unique landscape. In the wilderness, the legend of the black-robed wizard spread quietly. He is the friend of the elves, the nemesis of the orcs, the nightmare of the trolls, and the lifelong enemy of the devil Sauron. Many years later, when the Demon King was eliminated, the elves moved westward, and the human era began, Doyle, who had already signed in all over Middle-earth, set his sights on the fairyland in the west. [Locate Aman, do you want to sign in? ]
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Official(54)Scraped 11d ago
At the beginning, the author keeps saying that he is a "Harry Potter fan", but from the beginning to the end, the protagonist has a kind of mutual contempt for "the magic system in Harry's universe" and "the mysterious power of Middle-earth". It can also be said that they despise each other in various senses. This difference has always existed. This is a bit abstract, here are a few examples: Especially when I was a guest in Rivendell and exchanged the price for making three wands for magic gems. Originally, the wand-making craft passed down from generation to generation by the Ollivander family in Harry's world can be regarded as a treasure. However, according to historical records, it has been circulated since 382 BC. It is unprecedented in the world of Middle-earth. So what did you write? Not only does it describe Gandalf as a favor, but he also looks like a pig who found a treasure on his own. He has no self-consciousness at all. Is he really just trying to lick the "protagonist group"? (Except dwarves) Also, you, the protagonist, went to the old forest to break branches and practice your skills, causing a lot of trouble. When Hu Aoen invaded, you stood on the moral high ground. Afterwards, you accepted people's praises with peace of mind, and you were so leisurely that you despised the unpleasant title... Last but not least, you keep saying that you are afraid of the influence of Sauron and dare not ask for the Lord of the Rings. However, because of a casually taught music magic, you learn black magic and curses just like eating and drinking. You are unscrupulous and at ease. Deliberately downplaying the impact of black magic, a dark power full of evil and curses, on people's hearts, and even downplaying the evil itself, just to tease the protagonist? You still shamelessly quote the words of great men to flatter yourself. Sauron is the ultimate evil. I think after the darkness is eliminated, your new black-robed wizard will be the new Sauron.
The plot of Old Willow Tree is a bit outrageous
Go to someone's town as a guest, secretly dig the fence, give someone's neighbor a meal, and the neighbor's tree man comes to the door and pretends to be a white lotus😅
With Willow, it's a matter of three views.
I thought I was opening Hogwarts in Middle-earth, becoming the principal, recruiting students, and developing forces, but I ended up just checking in with the protagonist group. It was really boring.
This is indeed a protagonist
In other words, the author of the main character won't let him die. I really can't stand it.
It's a very clever idea. At least I couldn't help but spend money to watch it. I'm looking forward to the follow-up. I don't support the emergence of a heroine. It's okay if there is one, but I don't want to spend more words on the love line. It's good for now.
The level is around 7:00, it feels better.
Was he accused of being judged or what? It doesn't matter, it's a bad book anyway, so give Shanshu a bad review
Not only is the protagonist a bad character, he also pretends to be innocent and is quite stupid.
Seeing the invasion of tree people, the protagonist pretends to be a white lotus standing on the moral high ground and lives in Bengbu.
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Official(54)Scraped 11d ago
At the beginning, the author keeps saying that he is a "Harry Potter fan", but from the beginning to the end, the protagonist has a kind of mutual contempt for "the magic system in Harry's universe" and "the mysterious power of Middle-earth". It can also be said that they despise each other in various senses. This difference has always existed. This is a bit abstract, here are a few examples: Especially when I was a guest in Rivendell and exchanged the price for making three wands for magic gems. Originally, the wand-making craft passed down from generation to generation by the Ollivander family in Harry's world can be regarded as a treasure. However, according to historical records, it has been circulated since 382 BC. It is unprecedented in the world of Middle-earth. So what did you write? Not only does it describe Gandalf as a favor, but he also looks like a pig who found a treasure on his own. He has no self-consciousness at all. Is he really just trying to lick the "protagonist group"? (Except dwarves) Also, you, the protagonist, went to the old forest to break branches and practice your skills, causing a lot of trouble. When Hu Aoen invaded, you stood on the moral high ground. Afterwards, you accepted people's praises with peace of mind, and you were so leisurely that you despised the unpleasant title... Last but not least, you keep saying that you are afraid of the influence of Sauron and dare not ask for the Lord of the Rings. However, because of a casually taught music magic, you learn black magic and curses just like eating and drinking. You are unscrupulous and at ease. Deliberately downplaying the impact of black magic, a dark power full of evil and curses, on people's hearts, and even downplaying the evil itself, just to tease the protagonist? You still shamelessly quote the words of great men to flatter yourself. Sauron is the ultimate evil. I think after the darkness is eliminated, your new black-robed wizard will be the new Sauron.
The plot of Old Willow Tree is a bit outrageous
Go to someone's town as a guest, secretly dig the fence, give someone's neighbor a meal, and the neighbor's tree man comes to the door and pretends to be a white lotus😅
With Willow, it's a matter of three views.
I thought I was opening Hogwarts in Middle-earth, becoming the principal, recruiting students, and developing forces, but I ended up just checking in with the protagonist group. It was really boring.
This is indeed a protagonist
In other words, the author of the main character won't let him die. I really can't stand it.
It's a very clever idea. At least I couldn't help but spend money to watch it. I'm looking forward to the follow-up. I don't support the emergence of a heroine. It's okay if there is one, but I don't want to spend more words on the love line. It's good for now.
The level is around 7:00, it feels better.
Was he accused of being judged or what? It doesn't matter, it's a bad book anyway, so give Shanshu a bad review
Not only is the protagonist a bad character, he also pretends to be innocent and is quite stupid.
Seeing the invasion of tree people, the protagonist pretends to be a white lotus standing on the moral high ground and lives in Bengbu.
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