Hogwarts: My Name is the Unforgivable Curse

I must have read dozens of chapters. The advantage is that the background and protagonist settings are quite interesting. The disadvantage is that the plot advancement is too stiff. Every time the protagonist is asked to perform an operation to reduce his intelligence, there will always be a forcible analysis by the author. I am afraid that you will not be able to hold it back and continue the plot in order to reduce the outline of the plot. Speechless.

The protagonist of this book was renamed the Death Curse by the Ministry of Magic since he was a child. He tried to use the name curse to counterattack Voldemort, who liked to release the Death Curse. Due to the failure of the experiment and the belief that the protagonist was a Muggle and had no connection with the wizarding world, he was placed in an orphanage. This name creates a lot of jokes and humorous scenes as an aside to the main plot. The protagonist travels back in time to replace the original person, inheriting the plug-in that reveals the nature of magic that was accidentally born from the original person's magic experiment. Because of his name, he received compensation from the Ministry of Magic as the first pot of gold. This opening is very creative, very logical, and at the same time very magical... This sets the tone of the novel - a serious bragging - the author tries to explain some phenomena in the original work from the perspective of magic. It is reasonable, logical and self-consistent. Rowling didn't write it herself anyway, so she can make it up any way she wants. This makes this article full of lengthy reasoning and speculation, but if you read it carefully, you will find it very reasonable and feel that the author has used his brain... For example, using Muggles to scientifically prove that a creature of the weight and size of the Hippogriff cannot fly, and then discovered that the magical talent of this creature is the flying magic on its wings... Hagrid's magic book of choosing monsters is not Because he thinks this is cool, but hopes that students can learn to get along with beasts through soothing books... The protagonist discovers that there is a step in the potion to treat warts that weakens the potion. Thinking that he is clever, he improves this step and increases the potency five times. As a result, the potion that can only eliminate warts becomes able to burn the skin, so Snape teaches the potion to be just right... And so on. In terms of plot, the original work is used as the basis and the advantage of foresight is boldly used to make magical changes. While respecting the original work, it goes its own way and does not hesitate to change the plot. Don't have any illusions about the nobility, don't whitewash Malfoy, and pay attention to a thorough revolution. The characters are more in-depth. There are real Slytherins who believe that pure bloods should take greater responsibility to protect others, and therefore look down on the likes of Malfoy, and try to do something to change the distorted pure blood concept... There is a real Slytherin who studied Horcrux magic and split himself. After recovering with the help of the protagonist, he does not kill and silence like other novices, but truly appreciates the students and directly sends the research results to the Professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts... The protagonist of the original book will also change because of the changes made by the protagonist. With the changes... Dumbledore will be able to free up his hands because he has captured the main soul of Voldemort in advance, and will stop keeping a low profile and directly declare war on the fragmentation of the wizard class as in the original work; Snape will also write more papers because he has obtained the complete basilisk, and will be more successful than the original work. Because the reports he saw before escaping were inconsistent with the original work, Sirius would make the Ministry of Magic feel that his target was not Harry, so he did not send dementors to Hogwarts to stop people. In short, the author is not good at arousing emotions or writing vivid details, but he is good at creating unique explanations and opinions to make the plot more coherent and logical. It is a good and thoughtful book.

The plot before it was released was very interesting, and it was novel to end the original plot early. However, after a brief look at the table of contents, I originally thought that I would see the protagonist living a peaceful life while using his talent to study and learn to change the wizarding world. However, what happened later may be about non-stop struggle. The protagonist seems to be a busy person who has been rescuing people and dealing with incidents. The pace of this book is very fast, and it is almost foreseeable that it will be non-stop. Personally, I still prefer the relatively dull life of the protagonist in the later part.

Clean up Voldemort's loose relationship with the protagonist

Quite exciting, original, very good, but a little lacking

"The progress at the university is going very smoothly." In a library in London, Avada was receiving information from the university, while nodding with some relief - although he had only joined the university in the past two years, as a witness and main promoter of the biggest change, looking at the thriving and developing university, he could not help but feel a sense of relief that his cub had finally grown up. "The disappearance of pure-blood obstruction, the opening up of controlled knowledge, the free development of academic research... Everything is moving towards the future in our hearts. I don't know how many years will it take to see results?" "And this is just the development of one place in Europe. If we want to see this kind of progress spread to the entire magical society of the world, we don't know how many more years will pass... I hope I can see this before I retire." "And when that day comes, this gift prepared in advance and presented to the Muggle society will probably be able to play its own role..." While thinking this, Avada opened a corner of the seal that had just been placed, and took a look at the paper he had just completed, which could be called the key to the new era in the plan, and showed a satisfied smile-- "The discovery of a new species of hedgehog (tentative name: Erythropus)-extracts from its spines may overturn the existing chemical system."

It's very good, but it's too short and weak. I finished it in two days. It is worth mentioning that the protagonist of this book is actually a real Hufflepuff, and he has a complete three-dimensional view among the dark time-travel protagonists. . . .

I feel like the author is weak in writing But the name calling curse and the alchemical clone are a good idea There is little original plot, and Wizard University is a bit ordinary. It is recommended to skip reading

The protagonist is an awkward saint type. He has stayed up late and taken risks since the second grade to deal with Voldemort. He cares about the lives of wizards more than anyone else. In the beginning, he said what to study and what to do, but later it changed. There is a sense of fragmentation. It is great to write the protagonist in this way, but it does not look good and gives people a sense of unfounded worry.

Very nice! ! It's rare to see a book with a more complete setting. When will the author release a new book?