Marvel's Hogwarts Wizards

Marvel's magic is all borrowed, and the wizard itself has no magic power. The Karma Taj wizard mainly borrows from Emperor Weishan, the Asgardian wizard borrows from the tree of life, and the black magician and witch borrow the power of various dimensional demons. The protagonist's magic power comes from the wizard's bloodline, and his power belongs to him. Later, by integrating the training methods of other magical small worlds, he breaks through the limitations of the bloodline and develops in the direction of the dimensional demon. Yes, it is clearly written in the introduction that the panel can send the protagonist to various magical worlds, so it is not just the world of "Harry Potter". Therefore, the protagonist's path to magic is to rely on himself to learn, research, and integrate magic theories learned from various worlds, and even create his own magic system to become more and more powerful. Magicians must become stronger and stronger through the accumulation of knowledge.

I don't really like Harry Potter fanfics. Harry Potter is a children's book, which is good if your novel's audience is primary school students, but if it is intended for adults, it will be easily rejected.

The content is like a ten-word title, which is really annoying.

In Marvel America, we don't know the history of Captain America during World War II. In real China, we don't know who founded the New China.

It is recommended to go to Azeroth to learn magic and holy light

It's good to read, but I was sorted into Slytherin. The Sorting Hat will sort you out based on where you want to go. What do you mean? If the appearance and appearance are not consistent, even the readers will be deceived. Goodbye for now, I'll see if you can get through it and continue reading when you write more.

I think it would be better if the author wrote this book solely as a Harry Potter fanfic, because in the Marvel world, the protagonist is purely pretending, and the plot is particularly awkward. It is purely for the sake of advancing the plot. It is the kind of mindless writing in Invincible, which is like killing people indiscriminately, without any nutrition. On the contrary, in some other worlds he went to, such as the world of Harry Potter, he could have a sense of behind-the-scenes. The most attractive thing about behind-the-scenes is that he has a lot of vests. Every time he loses his vest, the audience will feel happy. But Invincible Brainless Flow is okay for the first time, but it will make people disgusted later, which is the kind of aesthetic fatigue. It's like you brought an aircraft carrier back to the primitive society, and then told us how to kill people indiscriminately, and the killing was very satisfying. It has no meaning. The readers will not feel superior, but rather retarded, and even a little disgusted. I think if this book was to be used as a Harry Potter fanfic, and if the pace of the world line did not collapse so fast, it would be a better article. For example, there would be no plot like Lord Voldemort being sealed away in the third grade. . There is nothing to see behind the scenes. The most important thing about this book is not to dig disgusting holes. When I first read this book, the protagonist was about 20 chapters in. When the Sorting Hat was choosing, he said: Hey, then I will choose Gryffindor. Although it is said later that it is not as the protagonist intended, when readers read this chapter, it feels like it has been decided in advance, as if it has been spoiled. If I hadn't seen someone in the comment area saying that I chose Slytherin in the end, I probably wouldn't have been able to watch it. But this kind of foreshadowing can actually be buried sometimes. As long as you read two more chapters, it can give people a very surprising feeling. However, there are also very bad foreshadowings. . Later, when Wu Muhou invaded the earth, he made up a reason to enslave him. At that time, I thought that he should just be subdued and used as experimental material or something, but I never expected that he was actually enslaved. Believe me, forced enslavement of a human creature will definitely not make your readers happy, but disgusting. In my opinion, that is already the routine of the stallion novels written ten years ago. The protagonist goes to another world to forcefully enslave other humans or humanoid creatures to take home to work for him. Unless it is for people who have never read such novels before, they think it is nothing. Those who have read too much are really not very happy. That's it. I took a quick look at the chapter names at the end. The plot jumped too fast, and I felt like there was nothing special that I was looking forward to. I feel that the author still has a lot of room for improvement, and I look forward to the author's future books getting better and better.

The theme of Marvel's wizards is very good. I have seen several of them. Marvel's and magic alone themes. Your combination is very good, but Abs Boy. . . . . .

Overall, the author's writing is quite good. There are no brainless supporting characters, and the plot is basically reasonable. The only thing that makes me feel inconsistent is the age of the protagonist. Although HP's world view is very idealistic, there are still some basic laws. The wizard's magic power is basically linked to physical fitness and age. A 12-year-old Even if a little wizard has the soul of an adult, he still has to learn and accumulate from scratch. How can he control so many magics without a certain body? It's like a 12-year-old child pulling out an RPG and knowing that he just needs to pull the trigger, but can your child's body withstand the pain of recoil?

It is recommended to go to the world of Diablo to learn the Necromancer