Hogwarts: Chinese Professor

[Recommendation: 70] [Ingredients: Harry Potter] [The protagonist travels to the world of Harry Potter and becomes a black magic professor. He teaches students black magic using Chinese education methods. He has the character of a scientific research madman and a sense of familiarity with a traditional Chinese class teacher] [Introduction] Li Wei, Chinese. Enrolled at Hogwarts in 1971 and graduated from Slytherin House. Fourteen years after graduating from Hogwarts, he was suspected of "the spread and proliferation of dark magic" and after successively defeating nine Aurors sent by the British Ministry of Magic to arrest him. Dumbledore came to him personally and was forced to become the new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor. "First graders, Professor Huo Qi, who is in charge of flying lessons, told me that she felt unwell today, so the two flying lessons this afternoon were all changed to Defense Against the Dark Arts. The same applies to the third grade. Professor Trelawney, who is in charge of divination, senses that her fortune this month is not good and she is not suitable for teaching. In the next month, you will not need to take divination classes anymore. Please keep this in mind and be sure not to go to the wrong classroom. " "NO!!!!!!!!!!!" "What's the fuss about?" "Look at yourselves, you are not good at spells, weak at casting, slow to react, loose attentiveness, none of your abilities are decent. If you can't even control the most basic magic power, are you still trying to be lazy and slippery? " On the podium table, Levi's face was watery, and he coldly uttered the words that killed the class. "You are truly the worst class of students I have ever taught.

[The professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts is a black magician] The protagonist devoted himself to the cause of black magic in order to study magic. After being wanted by the Ministry of Magic for N years, he was recruited by Dumbledore. He is currently Harry's second-year professor. The students of Hogwarts have entered the era of question.

I'm torn between 3.5 And 4. How to describe it, plain warm water, everyday.

The author has written something of his own, and there are many works that use cramming education to insert Hogwarts, but this one is really good. Possible poisonous points: The original character involves a teacher-student relationship. The female assistant's life experience is a mystery and she is cursed. She is emotionally cleared every once in a while, but she can't help but fall in love with the protagonist every time. The protagonist's character is a bit old-fashioned. She puts all her energy on magic and is a Ravenclaw who loves knowledge very much.