Hogwarts: I'm the Potion Demon King, Enemy of All Wizards

I know you want to make the protagonist awesome, but the pace in Feilu is too slow. Now you just keep throwing out points that might be fun for readers, but they don't explode. Constantly using other people's perspectives to explain how awesome the protagonist is without explaining why, it feels like someone who can't sleep alone in YY at night, and makes readers feel uncomfortable and aggrieved.

You won't let it go easily again, right? It won't kill people, right? You can't live without paying any price, right? In that case, if you stir up the atmosphere right now, and no one dies, and no one pays the price, then the Holy Mother is coming. I hope it fits the labels of devil, villain, and mastermind.

The protagonist is insane. Genius madness and perverted madness are two different things. The author's writing is good, but the protagonist is not likable, except for some perverted people. I couldn't write anymore after the 300th chapter. I actually changed the map to Marvel. I was a little speechless.

I don't understand. Do you have to take the Black Widow bus to travel through Marvel? Not **? A former Red Room agent, her uterus was removed. I don't believe you when you say she is not a bus.

Have you got any girls so far?

I would have read this book if it had massacred the British wizarding world at the beginning. Unfortunately, the author was doing all kinds of ink just to count the words, which didn't feel good at all.

I'm really convinced. It was such a big scene to make other people afraid of the protagonist, and no one died.

I read a tomb robber fanfic two days ago. The protagonist has always looked like a master, and he and the team of tomb robbers have different opinions. However, after going to two tombs, none of the team members died, and they were all saved by the protagonist. What's funny is that the protagonist said at the beginning that it didn't have anything to do with him and ignored him, but he has been sitting there as a nanny to take care of their life and death. This is the most speechless tomb robber fanfic I have ever seen. It is just a clickbait.

The current feeling is that Snape asked the protagonist to make a potion to deepen his relationship with Lily. As a result, the potion was extremely effective and caused disaster to the entire British wizarding world. This disaster feels like outrageous relationships that you can imagine and cannot imagine have happened.

The author has not yet said what happened that night, but from the few words, we can guess that the protagonist probably created some kind of love potion with a wide range of drugs and strong potency, and then it was probably stolen and released by Snape, which led to the Silver Night, and then the protagonist took the blame for Snape.