I Can Enter Hogwarts in the End of the World

I want to find a doomsday novel without harem or ambiguity. Why is it so difficult? Why can't I just learn from the one next door?

With impeccable facial contours, ebony-black pupils, a high bridge of nose, and slightly white lips, he looks like an ethereal and handsome sunny and cheerful boy next door. . . . . . This is the end of the world, brother. I said before that I don't have enough water to drink and not enough to eat. What the hell are these adjectives for this ethereal, handsome, sunny and cheerful person? The end of the world shouldn't be sallow and thin, with greasy hair, unshaven beard, and the body smells of sweat. Is this a Mary Sue essay written by some female author?

Now when I see that Hermione is the heroine again, and the protagonist thinks that Hermione is the most beautiful, I subconsciously have no interest in continuing to read it. It's not just because of aesthetic fatigue, but I really don't think Hermione is very beautiful.

According to the latest report from the British Broadcasting Corporation on September 28, quoted by Global Network, the family of actor Michael Gambon said that Gambon died in the hospital at the age of 82. According to reports, Gambon played Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, in six of the eight Harry Potter films.

I felt really nauseous and wanted to vomit. I didn't want to read anymore after seeing this.

This book has distinctive features, that is, the apocalypse and the Harry Potter world interpenetrate each other, and the flow of time is not affected by each other. The original intention should be to use the large amount of waste resources in the apocalypse to establish advantages in the Harry Potter world, such as supporting experiments and research, buying many expensive things... And then using Harry Potter The supernatural power that the world has learned feeds back into the apocalyptic world, such as solving the crazy survivors of the apocalypse and rescuing people who should have died... The ultimate goal should be for the two worlds to develop in parallel and finally merge, with the protagonist reaching the top. It is a very clichéd but clear context. It is at least a medium evaluation when written. But the author has his own ideas. I don't know what other people think. Personally, my head hurts. First of all, the apocalypse ended without any need for rescue. The last survivor who had been bonded with the protagonist for a long time was sent directly. He was resurrected later because he didn't want to see it... Then the cause of the apocalypse was those fungi, which actually became a new species. The protagonist had no psychological burden to cultivate them. He should accept the reality that human beings have changed species. I know this is to pretend to be a creator god, but this result is simply incompatible with the previous atmosphere. I personally don't like it... Then in Harry In the world of Potter, the protagonist learns to be a super god for one year. Not only can he know the Patronus Charm, but he can also summon a fully functional phoenix. He has basically no rivals in the world (about a hundred chapters)... At least four of the ten middle chapters are about falling in love with Hermione, except for entanglement. Regarding Hermione's feet and stockings, there was no progress for a long time and I forced myself to create a topic and stop talking about it... At the beginning, I directly told Dumbledore the entire plot of Harry Potter, and then I found various reasons to detach myself from others and do my own thing. The plot was forced to return to the original plot development for him and it was really unbearable. In addition to the detailed content and good rhythm in the first 100 chapters, the water squeezed out through the more than 200 chapters is like the Pacific Ocean. The key is that it charges a fee, which makes me feel complicated. In the end, I couldn't stand it anymore after reading half of it. This review is only for the first 250 chapters or so.

Many details are not well written, and the emotional lines are not well written either. But the overall flow is smooth, with a feeling of farm writing.

I would like to ask, is it going back and forth between the two worlds like this, or is it using the apocalyptic world to develop its own resources, mainly HP to develop the plot?

Please delete all of these, it's so annoying to hear that you keep adding this kind of thing, just to count? Just click on each one, I'm speechless

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