Heaven-Defying Comprehension: Deriving Forbidden Spells at Hogwarts

It can be said that Harry was placed in his aunt's house for fear of revenge from the Death Eaters, and Harry's aunt's family knew something about wizards, but can the protagonist be the same? Gus is a natural Arrogant, and he can turn into a fire dragon. He just watched the protagonist transform into a fire dragon and burn three Death Eaters to death. Will he be afraid of the protagonist transforming into an orphanage? Besides, given the configuration of the protagonist, Argus, a born magical creature, can use a staff when he is less than one year old, and can chew a big melon at a glance. This is not the son of the prophecy. Merlin is reincarnated. He must be brought up with him since childhood to cultivate his three views. Otherwise, can he guarantee that he will be a savior or a devil when he grows up?

You don't save your parents, you can't create opportunities if you can't touch the magic wand? Even if you have spiritual detection, you can't understand the communication between souls? Just ask your parents or others to teach you a lot of magic. It doesn't matter whether they succeed or not. Whether you do it or not is your problem. Do you really play the role of a baby for a year and then wait for your parents to die? Do you rely on the kindness of others to survive?

Isn't this a giant dragon from a fantasy novel? When Hagrid raised the dragon egg in the original book, Hermione said that it could grow to be bigger than your house in two weeks. And if the fire dragon grows slowly, why open a dragon farm?

Hermione must also be from a Muggle family... She appeared in Diagon Alley before the magic school started and issued admission notices... It looked like a forced arrangement... You made me feel like I was licking Hermione.

Wizards are not a military branch, and magic is not for war. They all like to pursue destructive power.

If you can't achieve the role of saving your parents in a year, your god-level understanding is simply a waste.

Aren't the dragons in the Harry Potter world meat dragons that can be eaten? Don't they have such a long growth cycle?

What the hell is this about? Harry hasn't even received his admission letter yet. Hermione's wand broke. Are you making a fuss?

I feel like the plot is too Chinese.

There are too many plots involving slaps in the face, and the supporting characters don't believe it, it's impossible. What about water?