Ancient Wizards Return to Hogwarts

Don't write so many women, I feel like Daphne is the heroine. . . . . . You are over a thousand years old and you are still like this. . . It's too out of character. . .

I finished this novel in three days of half-reading and half-listening. I don't know how long I listened to it, but I read it for 11 hours. The overall style of the whole book is relaxed, focusing on daily life and not on combat. However, except for an inexplicable drag near the end, the pace is quick to cut through the mess at other times. This article has done a lot of secondary creation and personal understanding, basically tearing the original plot to pieces, and basically marginalizing the original trio, and telling the protagonist's personal story entirely. Don't be a nanny, don't trick little girls into falling in love, don't engage in intrigues. This is a characteristic, it depends on the individual whether he likes it or not. This article assumes that the four founders each awakened the most powerful force in the world, the realm of water, earth, fire and air. Initiated Ragnarok, overthrew the Nordic gods, and founded Hogwarts after liberating mankind. The gods were hard to kill and were sealed by the founders. Then the four began to train their respective successors and then let them go. The protagonist, Slytherin, uses unique magic to sleep like a snake and sheds his skin every hundred years to become ten years younger, and wakes up as a young man after a thousand years. I happily returned to Hogwarts and found that the reputation of Slytherin House was completely ruined, and my inheritance was also broken. So he entered the school as a student and took in Daphne, trying to cultivate his own heir and inherit the magic to bring order to the chaos. As a result, Daphne, like her ancestors thousands of years ago, became more and more like Gryffindor the more she was raised, and she accepted her sister in anger. The early rhythm is that the ancestors manifest themselves as saints, lightly solving various troublesome problems in the original work, commenting on various deformed phenomena, and actively accepting the daily stories of progress and integrating modern magic into its own system. After solving many problems, the story enters the second paragraph. Slytherin successively found Ravenclaw who had turned into a ghost and suppressed the seal in the dungeon. Due to time distortion in the Egyptian ruins, Hufflepuff, who went out to search for his missing self thousands of years ago, was brought back to the modern era. He also used the Resurrection Stone to summon back Gryffindor, who was plotted by the remnants of the gods to play himself as a cosmic particle. Bring the other founders back to reality respectively. The four founders each searched for their heirs, opened their own secret rooms, used their own power to change the bad things, and then plotted against each other to make each other embarrass themselves for fun, and they easily defeated Voldemort again and again while playing and fighting. And it introduces the villains of this article, the remnants of the gods. Although they are villains, they couldn't beat the four a thousand years ago, and they still can't beat the four now. The whole battle is about crushing, and the main theme is still happily bickering and joking with each other. For example, in order to make money, Hufflepuff made three cups with his own hands and put them as his own relics. He sold them at a high price that he thought he had, but they were resold by profiteers for ten times the price. For example, Slytherin made Voldemort's Horcrux into medicine to restore Ravenclaw's condition. For example, Lowenclaw plays dangerous time magic just for the sake of mischief. The last part is about the resurgence of the gods and the shattering of the underworld... The four people stepped forward to lead the heirs to deal with the remnants of the Nordic gods, and reached a PY deal with the relatively gentle Olympus gods to raise the evil spirits in the underworld to support themselves. They used the superficial mutual compromises and needs of gods, evil spirits, wizards, and humans to form a balance, and harmoniously integrated the magical world and the Muggle world. The style of this paragraph is unique, and there are some verbosity or confusing logic, but overall it does not affect the overall situation because it is very short and fast. In short, if you like this style, you can take a look.

This novel is okay, at least it's not brainless. This kind of novel is rare. I hope I can keep writing it. The writing is also good. Come on, don't be too cheap.

Author, I really want to know why five copies of your books have been removed from the shelves. The key is that I only saw the names of three books, and I missed them every time.

Did you know that the author's book was copied? I just said that I felt like I had seen it somewhere

When the Big Four return, the one who will be hit the hardest will definitely be Slytherin. He is his descendant who can speak snake language! Not even genealogy or blood tests are needed. It's always Slytherin who gets sprayed. He has been sprayed from the beginning

It would be nice to be more imaginative. For example, the inventor of the Horcrux, Haierbo, also retained his soul. It feels like this setting is like using an anti-aircraft cannon to swat mosquitoes.

I have read a lot of Harry Potter fanfics, and this one is basically one of the best. The previous Secret Treasure was pretty good, but it was unfinished and I didn't stop it. This one is not very popular at the moment, and it expands the world view in a huge but self-consistent way. It does not introduce any weird elements, and it jumps repeatedly between student stories and teacher stories, which is quite interesting.

I couldn't finish reading A Piece of Food at first, but I split it up twice. I started rereading it from around chapter 100 and finished it all the way.

Very thoughtful creation, unconventional