A Certain Magician Professor at Hogwarts

I've read a lot of Harry Potter fanfics, and only two of them left a deep impression on me. One is I Am Legend and the other is The Magic Professor. The author of I Am Legend writes about suffering in a most beautiful way, and Aglaia is one of the most unconventional heroines I have ever seen. It is a pity that the book does not have a satisfying ending. The style of the book "Professor Magic" is very different from it. There is no big Cthulhu-style magic battle, and there is no suffocating pressure on the villain. It's like a cup of black tea blown by the autumn wind. After the spring and summer, it remains mature and cool, and the aroma of black tea diffuses between the lines. I can understand Lao Han's mentality of not having a female protagonist. Just like several endings imagined by Lao Han, will Felix be lonely for thousands of years after the prosperity, will he wear a crown among the support of everyone, or will he retreat into the mountains and forests after looking away from the world? In The Three-Body Problem, Luo Ji once gave the dream lover a consciousness that was not controlled by the creator. In my mind, the same goes for Felix. Think what Felix would say? I'm afraid he just smiled softly and kept silent. Maybe he didn't think so much. I often imagine Professor Haipu sitting in the library, playing with the magic text that flickers in his hand, no matter it is dusk or afternoon, whether alone or in a group of three or four, I think for Professor Haipu, that moment is eternity.

Let me report the results first. The collection of this book will soon exceed 3,000. The author is very happy and has reached another milestone. But suddenly he found himself being criticized. Alas, he is a little autistic. In fact, if you think about it, unlike the author, readers have an overall and clear understanding of the book, so misunderstandings are inevitable. So I opened this post separately to talk about the question in the title-- writing style The style of this book can basically be summarized by three key words: reasonable direction, original style, and foreshadowing flow. It's all pretty easy to understand, so I won't explain it in detail. Plot Let's talk about the early plot: It's difficult to write professorial articles. A big reason is how to reasonably participate in and influence the plot. Because more than 90% of the plot of the original work is directly related to the trio, if it is not written well, it will become a nanny story or a dog-licking story. The author's idea is to establish a friendship with one of them and participate moderately in the plot. Considering the character of the protagonist, the other two scumbags are really not suitable. So Hermione became the assistant. She is a relatively important character, especially in the early stages. On the one hand, it leads to the setting of the magic text system, and on the other hand, it indirectly affects many people through her. For example, Harry knew in advance that he was a Parseltongue, Ginny threw away the diary in advance, Malfoy was punished by copying books... This is how the plot changed little by little. Another example is the girl wearing toad glasses in Chapter 47, which is also to pave the way for Luna's official appearance later. Personally, I still prefer the writing methods of "Gray threads of grass and snakes lingering for thousands of miles" and "Butterfly Effect", using events to string out the characters and using details to change the direction of the plot. Original character analysis I love the characters in the original work very much, so I will not deliberately criticize a certain character. This is also a manifestation of the "reasonable direction" and "original work style" mentioned above. Harry, Ron and Hermione actually all have many shortcomings, which are also the shortcomings of many readers, but it is undeniable that they also have rare advantages. And as the plot develops, the protagonist's influence will continue to expand, directly and indirectly affecting their choices. Maybe this is also a cool point about teaching articles? Teach, educate people. So each of the three is important, but their "glory moment" has not been written yet. Other original characters have similar ideas. The heroine problem This is the direct reason why I wrote this post, but I feel a bit inadequate just writing this point, so I have the above content... I've been writing an outline recently, and it's giving me a headache as I revise it over and over again. The outline is based on what the protagonist does, so when I wrote it, I didn't consider the female protagonist. It's not a big problem whether it's there or not. After all, the story has just begun and it'll be fine if it's added later. The previous author's ideas can be classified as: no CP or single female protagonist. Alternative heroines are very common, Hermione, Luna, Penelope, Fleur, etc. These people are either too young or have no intersection, so there is definitely no emotional line in the early stage. But the interaction still needs to be, um, very pure. Many readers think Hermione is the heroine. The main reason is that she has more roles. This reason is explained above. Luna will also officially appear later and interact with the protagonist. Could it be said that the protagonist plans to open a harem? Shivering... The protagonist is not an lsp, well, and neither is the author. Wow, I wrote a thousand words without realizing it, so it's better to add it temporarily (dog head).

It turns out that everything is well-founded. Felix's resignation this time is also for the next appointment. Felix has been waiting for this letter for three full years, which is enough to show the importance of a job.

Resigning is a start. Although Felix is ​​really good, different people are needed at different stages. This company will definitely meet better people to fill this vacancy.

Hurry up and straighten little Hermione, she is really hardworking and cute.

The protagonist is a professor from the beginning of the book, and then slowly describes what happened in the past, which is relatively novel. The protagonist's outlook on life is very upright, which is very consistent with the thinking of a calm and mature adult. He also cherishes friendship and will not have any uncomfortable arrogance and prejudice before getting to know a person. (This shows that the author is quite fair to the original characters, and there should be no deliberate blackness) The protagonist's ideal is to pursue the pinnacle of magic, but until now, he has not done anything harmful to nature. The changes to the plot of the original work are very reasonable and comfortable, and the plot of the protagonist's lecture is no less impressive. It is almost an expansion of the world view of the original work. All in all, this is a great book and I highly recommend it!

The first three hundred or so chapters can be called the best and most original among all fan fictions. It is a masterpiece among fan fictions. But as we go to a later stage, two problems will become more and more serious. 1. The original work is a children's book, barely considered a teenager's book. The logic is too poor. For adults, there are too many contradictions in the novel. The political level is at the child level, and Voldemort's Ministry of Magic plays house in Hogwarts. The plot logic of the original work is not even as good as most starting point novels. This leads to fan works trying their best to supplement the settings and complete the plot. If they cannot break away from the original plot design as soon as possible, it will become increasingly difficult to write in the later period, which leads to the second problem. 2. It becomes more and more difficult to write in the later period. Once the writing gets stuck, updates will either be interrupted or the plot will be ruined. The rhythm of the book will immediately become chaotic. Starting from more than 300 chapters, the rhythm has obviously slowed down.

Looking forward to becoming a full-time assistant. It's still too young now...

Online novels must have exciting points that please readers, such as invincibility, having a harem, etc. But for fan fiction, the increase in cool points will inevitably lead to the collapse of the original work and the destruction of the characters. This is what most fan fiction does. But this novel restrains it very well, which is quite rare.

It turns out that Felix is ​​also a time traveler and has been here for 21 years. In this world, he can learn magic. It is the world of Harry Potter. You will think of Felix's joy when he received the notice.