Hogwarts Master Druid

I've read a lot of Hogwarts fan fiction and I'm so glad I found this one, which is interesting even though it has a difficult beginning. As a suggestion, I hope that the protagonist does not have an emotional line. Some novels are really not suitable for emotional lines. Instead, they are originally very interesting novels, but the emotional lines become difficult to describe, such as the protagonist of this novel: Fei Xu. It was originally a cat that had an adventure and turned into a human, but even if it became a human, it didn't understand human emotions very well, so it's hard for me to imagine that this novel has an emotional line. I'm not saying that it has no emotions, but it doesn't know how to understand or distinguish what love is and what friendship is. I read the previous content and found that Ms. McGonagall liked Miss Herme very much, so I was afraid of adding a love line later.

In fact, the writing is quite good, with clear ideas and clear scenes. The first chapter was very awkward and boring. I tried my best to read the next one or two chapters but still couldn't stand it. I thought [distressed] that I shouldn't have read the first chapter.

The beginning is like an old lady's foot wrap. It's smelly, long, and abusive. It's really uncomfortable to read. I don't know if the writing is good or not. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore. I'm not in the mood. Even if you have memories later, you can't persuade me to quit like this.

I just don't understand. Why is this book rated so high?

In the early stages of this book, I thought the protagonist's cuteness was okay, but at the 400th page, it was still the same as at the beginning. What he said and did, I felt a little disgusted when I read it. Maybe the author felt that the cuteness was not enough to write the whole story, and he wanted to switch to a sweet love story with Hermione. I think it's okay, but when you fall in love with Hermione, you are still like a three-year-old. He looks like a child, disgusting, and there is a meow in every sentence. When he speaks, Fei Xu thinks, Fei Xu can do it, Fei Xu or something, vomit, he doesn't use his brain for anything else, and has no growth at all. If you don't have any ideas, think about a thirteen or fourteen-year-old child acting and talking like a three-year-old child, and you will understand the meaning.

In the most corrosive chapter, encounter anti-corrosion spiral pipes

It was obviously a person with low intelligence who learned the art of transformation. What animal can change into a human? Have you ever seen an animal change into a human, even changing their living habits and temperament?

I have read this article elsewhere before, but now I will briefly explain it... The protagonist is a real cat who picked up the soul of a great mage who grew up in a different world through his own efforts and was hunted by others, but worked hard to travel here. A beast did nothing and made no sense. He just picked up a human mage's life's accumulation for nothing. This kind of protagonist setting makes people feel uninvolved and even aggrieved. Because the replaced mage is the same kind as the reader, and he is not a heinous person even if he works hard. Especially no matter how it is described later, the protagonist is always just a wild cat. Falling in love or doing other things with Hermione is very inconsistent no matter how you look at it. This is the biggest poisonous point of this article, and it is also the poisonous point at the beginning. After enduring this point, the overall bias towards female videos is that a cat keeps causing trouble and acting coquettishly, everyone loves it, and it has various abilities without training. Various girls are fighting for it, and all the plots revolve around it. The protagonist is labeled as simple and ignorant, with animal ears, silly and sweet. In the early stage, except for causing trouble and being willful, he has no subjective initiative... Any plot is found by himself. The feature lies in the collision caused by the different ways of thinking between humans and cats, and the process of the protagonist slowly becoming like a human being. Well, that's about it, it's unique... But I personally don't like Hakimi, nor do I like the willful protagonist, and I don't like the skill setting of charming humans... It's okay for people to have this skill, at most they can open a harem or a Mary Sue... It's a bit disgusting for a beast to have this skill, and his nature is not like a human being.

It's not that the author's writing is not good. Except for the first two chapters, which are a bit inexplicable, I have to say that this is a novel that I like very much. It is rare to see this kind of novel with a new character, and I think it is quite novel. But... The main character is indeed a cat in a way Human cat p|ay? ? ? The foreshadowing of the cat has already been laid, and adding an emotional line will only make people feel disgusted from the bottom of their hearts. There is also the image of the protagonist, who is naughty and kind. This lovable image is not suitable for emotional lines. The protagonist hasn't figured out who he is yet, so he still wants to arrange for someone else to be involved? ? ? I'm not Sister Li There is no emotional line that echoes back and forth to the protagonist. This article is of great interest to me I hope the author can write better

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