From Kamal Taj to Hogwarts

Now that I have written about Transfiguration, I think we should sort out its rules, classifications, etc. Mainly compiled by the author himself based on the original work and Wikipedia. (P. S. The Harry Potter section of the Wiki has a Chinese version, but many of the Chinese versions are incompletely organized, and there are some disputes about translation issues, so I read the original English version...) Some Chinese encyclopedias say that Transfiguration roughly includes four branches: transformation, disappearance, summoning, and appearance, but this is actually not accurate. From the author's point of view, Transfiguration should be divided into these four branches-Transformation, Switching, Conjuration, and Vanishment. Even strictly speaking, Conversion Curse can be classified into the category of Transfiguration. The following are the four branches of personal summary and their corresponding knowledge: Transformation (also known as Transubstantial Transfiguration): It refers to any transformation that changes the target form in some way, which also includes high-order transformations, such as Trans-Species Transformation and Human Transformation. Human body transformation also includes Animagus (Animagus), Metamorphmagus (Metamorphmagus), and werewolves (werewolves). In addition, Untransfiguration is the untransfiguration spell of transfiguration, which is used to restore transformed things to their original state. Spells such as Vera Verto are used to turn birds into goblets; Switching: To convert the properties of two items, Hermione once thought of converting dragon teeth and gummies, but the spell was unknown. Because the former transfiguration spell changes an item alone, while the transformation spell transforms the properties of two items, I think they are not exactly the same; Conjuration: That is, summoning items out of thin air. After reading the wiki here, we can see that it is more about constructing something with magic than summoning. Due to translation problems, it is often confused with the Flying Spell in Chinese. In fact, the Summoning Spell is a transformation spell, which is opposite to the Vanishing Spell. Spells such as bird summoning spell Avis (flock of birds), snake summoning spell Serpensortia (oolong out of the hole); Vanishment: Let the object disappear out of thin air, that is, dissipate in the sky and the earth. Many fans of HP here will be misled by a certain company's games, thinking that the Vanishing Curse can be used on people, and some even think that its power is comparable to the Unforgivable Curse... In fact, it is not the case. The Vanishing Curse, like most transformation spells, cannot be used on magical things. If you ask me, it can only be used on people and the clothes will disappear (it seems like something terrible has been discovered?) Spells: Evanesco (disappear without a trace), Vipera Evanesca (Oolong dissipation - that is, the counter-spell of Oolong coming out of the hole); Transfiguration follows Gamp's basic law, which has five exceptions, and only food is mentioned in the article. This is actually easy to understand. After all, transformation spells are supported by magic power. Even if the food transformation is successful, for example, if someone eats food transformed from a stone, and the food turns back into stone after the magic power disappears, you can imagine what will happen. Finally, an important reminder is that everyone should not look at the magical world from a scientific perspective, otherwise everything will not make sense... If the bugs can be compensated, I will try my best to fix them; if the pitfalls are too big, it is recommended to use the spirit of understanding! After all, it's not science, but it's magic! ... P. S. The above opinions are highly subjective. It is recommended that you only use them as a reference and do not treat them as the official setting of Harry Potter. (Salute!)

Just like most of the protagonists who wear Harry Potter, the adult protagonist in this article also loses his brain after passing through Harry Potter, and his words, actions and thinking are directly younger than his age. But the novel subject matter makes up for this disastrous mistake. Considering the general problem of time-travel and losing one's mind, the beginning of the description of the emotional line is the beginning of the story avalanche.

Although there is a story happening, there are more than 60 chapters in which the main plot is not named. I don't know why the protagonist came to this world, and the author has no idea of ​​​​arranging it at this point in time. The protagonist feels like he knows the plot but doesn't know the plot. It's unclear what the protagonist's studiousness was for at the beginning. At the same time, the emotional route interspersed in this description of the protagonist's learning process is not well written. Hanging Ring, this is actually a good small goal at the beginning, but I didn't decide to do it until the first story happened. HP is a world of blood. Kama Taj's spell is in No Return of Heroes. The little fat man can use it at once with the help of the hanging ring. It can also be regarded as a talent spell. The gap between the spells displayed by the protagonist is too big. Basic linear spells such as shield can be used, while high-end spells such as mirror space and soul out-of-body can be used. What about mid-range spells? Many worlds reject souls. Although it is useless with the help of Karma Taj and others, they should be more sensitive to souls. . . In this case, the soul of the protagonist. . .

Do you understand how the Marvel Universe Mage casts spells? They all borrowed money from loan sharks! You will have to pay for it with your soul in the end.

In fact, the setting of this book is not bad, and the subject matter is also good. However, the character of the protagonist is not very good, and he is too nosy because of his lack of ability. It feels like he is overestimating his own capabilities. It would be better if the protagonist's combat power can be strengthened. Although the first grade cannot be too strong, the protagonist should not be too involved, otherwise it will look very wrong, and it will feel like the protagonist is forced to drive the plot.

Idiot. The chapters are still short. It's over without writing anything.

Not bad, worth a look

I want to ask, who else likes to read positive novels nowadays?

It's really nice to read, and the background information is quite complete. It's very suitable for those who like details. Keep it up Speaking of the author, do you have any books you would like to read? I am short of books...

To write about Grindelwald and Dumbledore, you need to know their philosophies, right? This must involve a dispute over ideas. As for the relationship between society at that time and wizards and Muggles, the protagonist, the author, has no own thoughts. He just puts on a layer of so-called justice and stands on the winning side.