Signing In at Hogwarts, I Lead the Magical Revolution

After reading more than 200 chapters, I really can't hold on anymore. Author, this novel is so tiring to read. Why is it that the main character is disliked everywhere? It feels like the whole world wants the main character to die. It's not enough to be in trouble all the time. You also have a younger sister, who turns out to be a troublemaker too. What you wrote is too depressing. It gives the impression that the protagonist dies and then the world becomes peaceful.

How cool is it to compete with a weak one?

"The two people Albus fears most in his life are me and the Riddle from back then. Unfortunately, the characteristics of both of us are most vividly reflected in you." How could Grindelwald say such a thing? In the original novel, Dumbledore suppressed Voldemort and beat him.

The writing is quite confusing. Some are strong and some are weak. When you encounter someone you can't beat, you draw a lottery first and then fight. There are still more than a dozen people besieging the protagonist at Hogwarts. They are Dumbledore's breadwinner. Even the possessed Quirrell has to play in private. A group of school students besiege the protagonist, and they use thunderbolt explosions. I really don't take the professor seriously at all.

It's Hermione again, ugh, it looks like the ugly girl is invincible

The protagonist is too useless, not a good novel at all, and also mentally retarded

I'm convinced. After reading Chapter 20, you really have to be involved in any cattle and horse incidents, right? Who is the protagonist? After going through so many things, you are still just like a child, trying to mix up everything.

It's still good-looking, but the main character is injured a little too much

The original book states that Snape never deducted points from his own school. Even with details like this, it might be recommended to rework it.

Why does the protagonist turn ten and eleven years old?