Hogwarts: Gou Becomes a God by Farming in Badger Yard
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Ciel traveled through the magical world and became a distant relative of Professor Sprout. He was also bound to a planting system - you can get rewards by planting plants. "Plant ten Devil's Web trees and obtain x10 Binding Spell Enlightenment Shards. Your Binding Spell has been upgraded to the legendary level." "Plant ten biting cabbage trees and obtain 10 fragments of Divine Edge Shadowless Curse Enlightenment. The lethality of your Divine Edge Shadowless Curse will be greatly increased." "..." So Hogwarts has a young wizard who is diligent and devoted to planting trees. Three-headed dog? Philosopher's stone? It has nothing to do with me. Basilisk? The descendant of Slytherin? Stay out of it. Triwizard Tournament? Fight fiercely with fire dragons, dance with mermaids, and become a warrior representing Hogwarts? It's better to leave this good thing to others. I, Charles Sprout, just want to farm! "..." "What? You said the Death Eaters dug up my vegetable patch and trampled on my saplings?" "Voldemort, I will plant a tree on your grave!"
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Official(70)Scraped 10d ago
Chinese academic style in Harry Potter skin
There are many problems 1. The characters are very OOC, whether it is Snape, Deng or even Voldemort, they are described like fools 2. Very competitive. I guess the author has an outline of what level the first grade reaches and what level the second grade reaches, but currently, if other people's basic values are normal, the protagonist's various basics cannot even reach one-tenth of others (according to the author's classification, the protagonist's magic sense cannot reach black iron at the beginning, and Harry should be born with platinum or even diamond) 3. The Chinese academy style is really too typical. I take a big test on everything and try to create something cool. I really didn't understand that a glowing spell can lead to an age competition. 4. Contrary to the second point, the protagonist has such a poor foundation and a slight upgrade can actually make the professor's eyes shine. It feels like other students in the same period are sb. In addition, the protagonist practices spells without sleep. If he doesn't cheat, he can't compare with other people's progress. He is really a clown. 5. I really couldn't stand it when I saw that the final test for the first-year transfiguration was to turn a match into a needle. 6. It's very procrastinating. There are more than 150 chapters and the first grade is not over yet. It's very slow.
Badgerin is too belittled. The Badgerin described by the author is forgetful and has very poor talents. Moreover, the book focuses too much on magic talent. Every chapter talks about how poor the protagonist's talent is. It's too weak.
The protagonist's fighting power is so overpowered that I can't stand it any longer. I don't regret booking it all, I'm just a bit disappointed.
I ordered them all, and I regret it a bit
The author is too slow in writing the book. The plot can only progress a little in three chapters, or the main plot does not progress at all. He has not passed the first grade in more than 200 chapters. One chapter with a thousand words seems to be very content, but in fact, the water is flying, and the main plot is pushed slower than squeezing toothpaste. The last chapter wrote about Dumbledore's commission, and he wrote three chapters in a row about the harvest after Dumbledore waved. Judging from the current situation, it will take about 40 chapters before the first grade is over.
MD was fine before it was put on the shelves, but once it was put on the shelves, it started to disgust people? Who can be disgusted by forcing you to suppress your combat power? You also forcefully apply debuffs. How could your body not be able to absorb it?
Damn it, are all paid books like this? The writing is too detailed. I read it almost 130 times and it seems like I haven't passed the first semester of the first grade yet. All I can think about is saplings.
I'm all set. To be honest, I regret that I didn't pass the first grade after taking more than 200 pictures. The first point is too watery, and the second point is that the protagonist is too desperate and has no self-awareness. The third point is that the author suppressed the protagonist's fighter too hard. As a legendary physical figure, he can fight with trolls, but he can let plants beat his body to pieces and break his defense. I was convinced! In other words, a person's skin cannot be broken by bullets or sniper rifles, but if someone pierces it with nails, isn't this nonsense?
A pure waste start. The protagonist is also useless
I can't stand it when it pops up line by line. It feels so torn. The significance of paragraphs is to bring certain opinions or expressions together to form content clusters. It's really too scattered to treat even a period as a line. Do you treat code words as farming?
Good-looking, very focused on his own affairs, good influence
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Community(0)
Official(70)Scraped 10d ago
Chinese academic style in Harry Potter skin
There are many problems 1. The characters are very OOC, whether it is Snape, Deng or even Voldemort, they are described like fools 2. Very competitive. I guess the author has an outline of what level the first grade reaches and what level the second grade reaches, but currently, if other people's basic values are normal, the protagonist's various basics cannot even reach one-tenth of others (according to the author's classification, the protagonist's magic sense cannot reach black iron at the beginning, and Harry should be born with platinum or even diamond) 3. The Chinese academy style is really too typical. I take a big test on everything and try to create something cool. I really didn't understand that a glowing spell can lead to an age competition. 4. Contrary to the second point, the protagonist has such a poor foundation and a slight upgrade can actually make the professor's eyes shine. It feels like other students in the same period are sb. In addition, the protagonist practices spells without sleep. If he doesn't cheat, he can't compare with other people's progress. He is really a clown. 5. I really couldn't stand it when I saw that the final test for the first-year transfiguration was to turn a match into a needle. 6. It's very procrastinating. There are more than 150 chapters and the first grade is not over yet. It's very slow.
Badgerin is too belittled. The Badgerin described by the author is forgetful and has very poor talents. Moreover, the book focuses too much on magic talent. Every chapter talks about how poor the protagonist's talent is. It's too weak.
The protagonist's fighting power is so overpowered that I can't stand it any longer. I don't regret booking it all, I'm just a bit disappointed.
I ordered them all, and I regret it a bit
The author is too slow in writing the book. The plot can only progress a little in three chapters, or the main plot does not progress at all. He has not passed the first grade in more than 200 chapters. One chapter with a thousand words seems to be very content, but in fact, the water is flying, and the main plot is pushed slower than squeezing toothpaste. The last chapter wrote about Dumbledore's commission, and he wrote three chapters in a row about the harvest after Dumbledore waved. Judging from the current situation, it will take about 40 chapters before the first grade is over.
MD was fine before it was put on the shelves, but once it was put on the shelves, it started to disgust people? Who can be disgusted by forcing you to suppress your combat power? You also forcefully apply debuffs. How could your body not be able to absorb it?
Damn it, are all paid books like this? The writing is too detailed. I read it almost 130 times and it seems like I haven't passed the first semester of the first grade yet. All I can think about is saplings.
I'm all set. To be honest, I regret that I didn't pass the first grade after taking more than 200 pictures. The first point is too watery, and the second point is that the protagonist is too desperate and has no self-awareness. The third point is that the author suppressed the protagonist's fighter too hard. As a legendary physical figure, he can fight with trolls, but he can let plants beat his body to pieces and break his defense. I was convinced! In other words, a person's skin cannot be broken by bullets or sniper rifles, but if someone pierces it with nails, isn't this nonsense?
A pure waste start. The protagonist is also useless
I can't stand it when it pops up line by line. It feels so torn. The significance of paragraphs is to bring certain opinions or expressions together to form content clusters. It's really too scattered to treat even a period as a line. Do you treat code words as farming?
Good-looking, very focused on his own affairs, good influence
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