Hogwarts: A Squib? One Click to Max Out My Magic

I collected a lot of them, and the first ones were actually pretty good, but I found out that some of them actually transformed in the middle. I'm really sorry that I couldn't accept it, so I had to discard it. Basically, either you change at the beginning to distinguish readers, or you don't change at all. Especially the paid chapters change again. Personally speaking, I can't accept the main character changing from male to female. I can only say that it's **. I hope your grades will increase after the transformation, but I guess it's annoying. The transformation stories are mainly focused on a certain cat and Shuke. You went to the wrong place, and even the transformation stories of a certain cat and Shuke basically transform at the beginning or before charging. This is equivalent to letting people watch some paid chapters and suddenly say, "The body I want to receive is a public body." I don't know if the author thought clearly about the type of readers of Fei Lu when he wrote it.

As a wizard, you can still add more points. You must not have full points for the two-handed sword, and you must not point a single point for charging or blocking. If you don't have any strength or health, you have the nerve to say that you are a wizard.

What the hell is it that you suddenly and inexplicably become a woman? If you want to change, change it as soon as possible. If you play this game after it is released, I will pay money just to see your protagonist change his gender for no apparent reason. Is that okay? . .

What kind of talent, neither male nor female, a dead shemale! **!

There is no force to suppress the protagonist's combat power, no pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger, and there is revenge and resentment. It is quite acceptable among the same type of novels. Another question, if the protagonist can add some wizard talents, why not add some ** talents? It seems that adding points for body is a direct increase in strength, not talent. Qiangcrack recommends adding ** talents to enhance the growth effect of the body. If it only increases physical strength without adding talents, it feels like this talent point is a bit wasted. In addition, this seems to be the first time I have seen the protagonist make his own wand. I hope it does not appear that the protagonist has gone to great lengths to make a wand, and then adds the Elder Wand template, and then it is not as good as the Elder Wand. After all, the effect of the Elder Wand template and the wand itself should be superimposed. Otherwise, just get some rare materials and put the Elder Wand template on it to cover it. There is no need to make your own wand.

There are some private settings in the content that are too confusing, and Dumbledore is recruiting disciples? As soon as you see it**

The part about the first Potions class was really off-topic, I almost wanted to ** when I looked at it.

I can only say that the author's writing is very elegant, and there is some logic that doesn't add up at all.

Why doesn't anyone write about Dumbledore's youth? They all write about Harry Potter in the late 19th century. Isn't the beginning of the 19th century more exciting than the Harry Potter stories in the late 19th century? It was all big scenes back then.

Has the author not read it? All settings are wrong And the second set is too messy It feels a bit like a self-titled article