The Pacifist Necromancer of Hogwarts

I don't know how the author set up the character. The protagonist is a bit too virginal, even funny →_→. He is not decisive in killing and has no normal thoughts. Just the opening chapters. No matter how you think about it, the Necromancer is not a good thing. He does not resist when he is caught. When he is harassed by a lot of owls, he does nothing -_-||. I can only say that this protagonist looks like he is here to be funny. Except for some small settings, there is no difference from the original work.

The biggest feature of this book is that the time pace is very slow and the plot pace is very fast or confusing. The time tempo is slow because I have caught up with the updated chapter 349, the second grade has not ended yet; the plot tempo is fast because I can follow my own plot as I wish, and I can go through it lightly without any delay. The trio's adventure in the Philosopher's Stone in the first grade was completely wiped out, replaced by the main character Henry who had a fight with Quirrell and beat the latter away. The second grade Basilisk disappeared along with the fight between the two. Pettigrew was exposed and eliminated because the protagonist met Lupin in advance. Sirius was released from prison early. Umbridge then went to school to cause trouble and was kicked out... To be honest, the plot was probably the same, but it basically had nothing to do with the trio. It progressed in another unexpected and reasonable development. The rhythmic contradiction between time and plot allows this work to take a unique path. At the same time, the three people are almost marginalized. Everything revolves around Henry. Henry is the protagonist of the book. He is neither a nanny nor a conspirator, nor a teacher-student romance. He just teaches honestly and shows the details of the magical world through the words and deeds of his interactions with others to fill in the plot outside the main line of the original work. Due to the author's deep research on the original Harry Potter books, he can pick up all kinds of magical details at his fingertips. His English skills are so high that he can use Chinese and English homophones in one sentence at the same time. His vocabulary is rich and he is good at weaving dialogues that fit the characters of the original characters... All in all, although this article has been writing about trivial daily life for a long time, it is not boring at all. The foundation is very solid, stable, humorous, and smooth. The title of the plot is very misleading. Henry becomes a necromancer inexplicably. He does not follow the traditional necromancer's method of hurting others to strengthen himself, or playing with the dead to control their minds. His identity as a necromancer only brought him some strange pets, a shunned reputation, and unique special abilities. His own moral level is extremely high. He controls the instinct to harm others and maintains his humanity. He faces all misunderstandings and contradictions optimistically and is responsible and patient to the little wizard. He engages in Muggle studies and strives to bridge the pure-blood and mixed-blood conflicts in the wizarding world, while showing contempt for the unreasonable behavior of nobles and powerful people. Strong yet humble, tenacious yet kind. Not dark, not conspiracy, just one of the best in daily Harry Potter fanfics, with no major problems until about 400 chapters.

I feel like it's poorly written. If I can write better later, my score will be changed. There is no main line in this plot, it's just that the daily writing is always lacking. No charge will be charged until 100 photos are taken. Otherwise, he would have left long ago. You have to catch up on this progress.

First of all, I can say with certainty that I was really dissatisfied at the beginning, because I felt that Ao Luo must be at least punished, but no. I guess many people stopped reading because they were necromancers and wanted to see decisive killings. To be clear, I wanted to give up at that time, but I read on for a while. To be clear, if you want to read a book about decisive killing, you may want to give up on this book, because I think this book is very vivid about daily life. He did not follow the protagonist. What I saw was a normal person doing normal things. What I like most is the wording in the article. He wouldn't say that the writing is very good, but it is really vivid and ordinary, like an autobiography (I can't find the adjective, the consequences of not learning Chinese in college, hahahahaha) Anyway, I think I can keep watching! Finally, I hope there will be no female protagonist. So far, no woman has an unclear relationship with the protagonist, which I love very much. Unlike some novels, just like breeding pigs

I have never seen such a disgusting setting

It's hard to hold on, the fics that write a bunch of stuff get more than 9 points, but the ones that write like this only get 8.3 Points.

Unidentified people hiding in your home during the epidemic will almost kill your pets. Don't capable people usually fight back directly? Well, that's too cowardly. I don't recommend it.

It's a very interesting British writing style. We have more black humor and cold jokes. It's easy to read. Each chapter feels so short (laughs) It's very daily, following the timeline of the original work, but because Anthony is a native, he doesn't really revolve around the protagonists of the original work. After reading more than 30 chapters, I didn't see the main plot. It doesn't matter, a Buddhist professor of Muggle studies lives a serious life, is poor and talkative, and fishes. It's that simple. It's very comfortable to watch and can make you smile. You can vaguely feel the fluctuations in the character's personality. Although he has a bit of a naughty character base, he occasionally talks a bit sharply to the teacher. Most of the time, Anthony feels like an old father-in-law who is moving a rocking chair to bask in the sun. He is a little slow and does not fully understand everything in the magical world. The contrast is cute. Although it is a subject of a necromancer, the protagonist is neither cold nor cruel. At the beginning, he has not completely accepted that he is a wizard, and he seems to be a relatively ordinary citizen. Although there is no content that directly shows how strong his combat power is, many people may think that he is too invincible, both in terms of ability and mentality (but sometimes I think Anthony's mentality is quite abnormal, which is a compliment)

The author's three golden chapters make people shake their heads when reading them. Excellent ability to filter readers

I was advised to quit at the beginning, the protagonist is too cowardly