Marvel's Hogwarts Professor

The paranoia of persecution is too strong. He is greedy for the power of the system and is afraid of being persecuted. This is not like a university professor with very good ideas and insights. A professor who can set up his own laboratory should at least be a person who has his own persistence, is not affected by external things, and has a strong heart. In a world like this, he still doubts the system. Aren't two choices good choices? One is to believe in yourself, I won't use your system, I will work hard myself, and see how you end up. The other is to use it. Being weak is the original sin. I can't understand you now in my research. When I rely on your strength to become stronger, there will always be a time when I can resist. Seeing how bad it is now, I'm scared and don't want to use it. I'm also greedy for rewards, so I use it less. I don't want the power given by the system, but knowledge. To be honest, if the enemy gives you something, isn't it harmful to you? Weakness is the original sin. You know whether what is given to you is good or bad, so you think it is useful to you, and you think it is harmful to you if it gives you power. Isn't it funny? When I read these articles written by Marvel authors for the second time, my biggest feeling is that the protagonist is indecisive, there are always unscrupulous people who want to harm me, and a bunch of negative emotions are used to water down the word count.

There are basically no major poisonous points in this book, but there are quite a few small poisonous points. To sum up what I personally think is not outstanding enough: First, there are a lot of "oh" and "ah" in the writing, which greatly affects the perception, and there are many preaching sections, which seems a bit watery. Second, Hogwarts starts with a copy of Marvel, but there is basically no participation in the two major world events. It is equivalent to two background panels, and there is a suspicion of trying to sell others. Third, there is a problem with the system's sense of existence, which may be to cater to some readers, but the lottery effect of the system is obviously stronger than the slow personal improvement in the early stage, but the system is dispensable, giving people a feeling of leaving it alone. Fourth, the promotion and research of the protagonist's so-called new magic system still falls into the scientific framework, and it is too early to use scientific ideas to restrict the concept of magic. You can integrate the magic from the two worlds of Marvel and Harry Potter, reach a certain level yourself, and then promote the new magic, develop the world into a stable base, and then switch to Marvel to pursue higher goals. Fifth, Guangji Liang slowly becomes the king. The protagonist prematurely wants to carry out wizard reforms and respect him as his ancestor, but his strength is obviously not enough. Again, trying to use science to explain magic, extraordinary power is attributed to oneself, and power is an extension of oneself. The protagonist places too much emphasis on the new magic system, trains apprentices, and promotes the system. This undoubtedly falls into the cliché, so it gradually loses its appeal. Of course, it's just a personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

Harold is an adventurer with strong fighting ability and rich experience in the wizarding world. They all think so. Harold is very good at living magic but his fighting ability is really poor.

First of all, the author made the protagonist's strength a bit different. He was able to fix Thor when he first came to Marvel. As we all know, magical creatures are resistant to magic, such as fire dragons. Generally, adult wizards are no match for him, let alone the god Thor (Aesir). If you look at Thor, he should be able to compete with the fire dragons in the Harry Potter world without divine power. So. Thor is at least on the same level as the Fire Dragon. You can easily defeat Thor with just one spell. Not to mention your protagonist, Lao Deng is still a little bit possible. The problem is that Lockhart is not good at combat magic, and he is particularly good at it. As we all know, the magic in the Harry Potter world uses spiritual thoughts to affect reality, which is called Wish Come True. It is also mentioned that the use of the Unforgivable Curse in the original book will affect people's psychology. To use the Unforgivable Curse, one must be filled with thoughts of harming others. So come to the conclusion. A person who has practiced the Forgetting Curse to perfection is likely to indirectly forget other spells. (Chamber of Secrets) mentioned that when Lockhart released the Cornish elves, he did not use the Oblivion Curse. It is conceivable that a wizard born in Ravenclaw will always rub some ordinary spells! Therefore, the author did not define the protagonist's strength well, which makes it seem like there is no big problem, but when there are too many small problems, it feels very wrong. And wizards are not magicians. There are many places where I want to complain, so that's all. Those who are dissatisfied welcome debate

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This novel doesn't have many major pitfalls, but it has a lot of small pitfalls! However, I can ignore most of these small pitfalls. Even if I can't ignore them, they are harmless to me. But but but! ! ! Why? As I read your novel, why do readers become less interested in it as I read further? Are readers aware of the reason for this decline? At present, we don't know how you do it.

The protagonist always wants to change the wizarding world in the name of researching knowledge, saying anything that will affect his research. To be honest, I didn't feel at all how much the protagonist loves learning, he just wants to dominate and change the world. And there is still a bit of a Holy Mother's heart, wanting Squibs to learn magic from ordinary people, and talk about brainstorming. I don't know how to evaluate this book. It's both beautiful and toxic, and I don't know how many more chapters I can keep reading. But I didn't engage in casual ambiguity. This is a plus, a plus. Don't let a woman trick you.

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But why do you write Grindelwald's name wrong every time? It's so annoying to watch. Gellert Gellert! Not Getter! ! Sometimes there is too much nonsense, and the protagonist's thoughts are too boring. The setting is a bit off in the middle. At the beginning, he is obviously an academic professor, and he always emphasizes that he was a university professor in his previous life. Good guy, he started to have some strength in the middle, but then he started to drift away. Dumbledore didn't take it seriously, Snape took him in as his younger brother, Grindelwald didn't take it seriously, and Voldemort also used it to cut leeks. Really, I'm convinced. Why does everyone, no matter reality or fiction, get crazy and go to heaven when they get a little stronger? What if we have to change the world and rule the world? Are they all crazy? Are they all Hitler? No one is normal. No matter how powerful they are, they can only bounce around on the earth. In terms of the universe, they are nothing. What's so crazy about always being superior to others? You can't live well. The level of thought is too low! Therefore, it can never be transcended, and its strength cannot be that strong! Because truly powerful people are far away from the world! Otherwise, think about it, even if you are now the strongest in the universe, what will happen next? What's the point? Is living just about getting stronger and letting others lie at your feet? Do you want everyone to live according to their own ideas? So if this goal is achieved, how will you commit suicide? People! In the final analysis, it's just seeking death!

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