The DnD Wizard of Hogwarts

Suggested name: Hogwarts' D&D Clumsy Wizard The protagonist has decent comedic talent and can be a master of antics in tabletop role-playing games, but he doesn't quite fit some people's image of a wise mage. Many of the opposing voices in the comments stem from this. When you write about D&D mages, people's first impression is usually of characters like 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. But then they come in and see Millhouse Manastorm! #(Laughs) While it's quite interesting, the contrast does indeed cause reader loss.

The protagonist always suffers setbacks in battle. It wasn't because of his recklessness and stupidity, but because the author would definitely arrange it this way. It's very strange; it's supposed to be a wish-fulfillment story, but the characters always seem to suffer setbacks in battle.

Furong doesn't accept it and doesn't understand.

I have no idea what they're writing. Harry Potter basically follows the original storyline. I don't really understand D&D either. After reading the first twenty or thirty chapters, the protagonist seemed like an idiot.

It's an absurd claim that the Three Ninjas could be overwhelmed by sheer numbers of ordinary people. If you were Tsunade, it would be understandable if you were surrounded and couldn't defeat hundreds of ordinary Jonin. It would be enough for ordinary people to gang up on an ordinary genin. Those movie-level actors, whose performances in the original work were all utterly crushing a bunch of weaklings.

Honestly, the parts that are written with original content are so awkward that they're unbearable to read. For example, Bella and the Death Eaters, and the vampires. The first volume was indeed amazing, but I heard that you copied it from foreign fanfiction? Then it drops horizontally in a straight line...

... The beginning was completely copied from Natural 20

After reading the first few dozen chapters, it was so frustrating... Aside from the erotic content, the male lead basically can't do anything; he can only barely keep himself alive. I wouldn't recommend it if you have high blood pressure.

I was initially going to be turned off by all the unreasonable and unpredictable bugs... Until I saw the author's descriptions of women 🥵

It's incredibly toxic, and the protagonist is both mentally challenged and cowardly.