The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

I just want to say that the writing style of this book written by you, the author, is absolutely fine, but I am confused, does the protagonist really have a golden finger? Did he really have a golden finger? Isn't it really funny that you named the owner of Wanjie Shop in this book🤗🤗

It can be a student or a passerby. The more detailed the background setting, the greater the chance of appearing. The only requirement is that the name is normal and fits the context of the article.

It's a boring book. As a modern adult who travels to the wizarding world, he must either study magic or study potions and alchemy to improve himself. Playing with a group of teenagers, and constantly trying to figure out their psychology and behavior. Do teenagers have psychological and behavioral logic? It all depends on passion and impulse. Don't talk about following the protagonist just to offset the value. You already know the plot. Taking action behind the scenes at the right time is enough to solve the problem without deliberately attracting attention~~ The protagonist lacks the understanding of power. The initial loss of control of the super power actually gave the protagonist a chance to be invincible. However, the author was afraid that the protagonist would become invincible if he was too strong, so he forcibly increased the difficulty~~ The telepathy in the loss of control of the super power is snake oil. It can form protective shields, protective walls, and cages. It can also be grasped and fly. The hundred-ton level of telekinesis can instantly crush anyone in the wizarding world into a pie. Weapons used to control flying knives and Moon Spirit Wheels are even more lethal. The Moon Spirit Wheel made from Adamantium alloy can cut Hulk and Purple Sweet Potato into pieces, not to mention a small wizarding world~~

Isn't this plot about going abroad recently boring? If it were to be reviewed, I would quickly skip this plot

Even before the free chapter is over, they start to use crazy poisons to suppress the protagonist and prevent the protagonist from improving his combat power. It is the same as not having a golden finger. Whether it exists or not does not affect the main plot. The only meaning of existence is to make the protagonist work for nothing and do good things as a volunteer. Damn it's really outrageous. In one sentence, the plot can be summed up as a youthful love story of a magical primary school student. It focuses on a nerd who is obsessed with reading. The author is unwilling to change the original plot. He is unwilling to make the protagonist stronger because he is afraid that the protagonist will become stronger. He beats Voldemort to death with two punches, leaving the author with no writing. Since you're so afraid of the protagonist becoming stronger, why did you arrange those worlds in the first place? Disgusting, right? Or is it simply used to trick people into feeding them poison? Just the out-of-control super crystal can allow the protagonist to kill through the entire Harry Potter, and then the author just made up a weird reason (worrying about affecting the improvement of magic power, thinking that magic and learning magic are more promising), not letting the protagonist use it, and then he can learn it. When I was learning black magic, I made up a reason that was contradictory to the previous one, as well as the reason that described the protagonist's conflicting mood to prevent the protagonist from improving. Damn it, it's really amazing, a timid, duplicitous and coward protagonist. This is the first time I've seen him.

If the super power loses control, he will be immediately persuaded to retreat. Again, it's the theory that ability is harmful. Anyway, I have power at my fingertips but I don't use it. Why! I am sober when everyone is drunk. Anyone in their right mind would choose not to do it. This does not mark my uniqueness. After watching the ending battle and writing to the end, I estimate that the protagonist's power is not much stronger than the one who can easily gain power in Super Man Out of Control. You don't have to write if you're afraid of collapse. If you write, just nantan. 90% Of the time this kind of author who loves to play tricks will rush to the street. Goodbye.

As for the rest, I don't know, because I stopped reading after I reached chapter 100. I couldn't stand it anymore. I was timid and cowardly, and I still wanted to be strong. There are also those instilled knowledge, which are basically either repairing machines or growing vegetables. I really can't figure out what the relationship between these skills and improving strength is. To tell a joke, by repairing the machine, the bicycle hits the gate of Fudi.

If you really go to Harry Potter, unless your family is from the wizarding world or have money in the Muggle world, don't go to the wizarding world and become a Muggle. As a Muggle, you can still thrive by relying on the things you know before time travel. When you go to Hogwarts, you know what will happen in the future, but your family is full of useless Muggles. After graduation, you become a civil servant in the wizarding world. Look at the Willis family.

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