With Heaven-Defying Comprehension, I Built a Floating City at Hogwarts

I don't quite understand the protagonist's inner journey. An ordinary person in his previous life was not an elite or a politician. After traveling to the HP world, he became an orphan with the memories of his previous life. Before entering school, he was still thinking about his future livelihood. As soon as he came into contact with magic, he wanted to change the world. Where did you get such ambition? Even if you have ambitions, why change the world? Logically speaking, shouldn't we focus on magic when we come into contact with this novel and extraordinary power? What sense of belonging can the protagonist, a time-traveling orphan, have to this world? Even the bonds with other people were only formed after enrolling in school. They were still deliberate relationships, not even real bonds. You still want to contribute to the world but you can't figure out what the protagonist's starting point is? It doesn't seem like the world will affect the protagonist's quality of life, right? In the extraordinary world, as long as the protagonist is strong enough, the world will run around him, so what does it matter if the world is beautiful or not?

Are you like me and have never seen the Harry Potter novels and movies? You rely on your fans to understand the plot and still enjoy watching it.

Didn't you say you don't want to have contact with Harry Potter? Why do you keep contacting him? I feel like the protagonist is a little sick.

To be honest, the house elves are also the ones who were defeated in the ancient wizarding war, so why do you still want to liberate them? Are you overeating? You have to have some tolerance for pity. This is not a gathering place for virgin bitches. You won't feel that their treatment is too bad and say: Hey, they are too miserable. The fault is not theirs. Let them be liberated. What if they are liberated and rebel again? You have to think like a wizard. And author, do you really think that house elves are not good for wizards? To be fair, with them freeing up trivial matters, you will have more energy to deal with more things, right? That's really all the author said. You'd better write a later article and explain their rebellion to Hermione so that she won't be too holy.

The protagonist of this novel said that he should not get too close to Harry Potter to avoid being arranged by Deng, but as soon as he asked you to help, you had to build a memorial arch as a nanny. I was really drunk.

What about the feeling of pleasure? I've read more than 20 chapters, and I don't feel any pleasure at all. It's so boring to read like this.

After reading more than forty chapters, **, knowledge is precious. The protagonist teaches others magic casually. I really vomited. He can really lick it. Two women want to be taught by the protagonist. It doesn't cost any money. They still have a relationship. With the protagonist's growth rate, is it necessary? Cows and sheep grow up, and beasts walk alone. When you are strong, others will please you, but you still need to have relationships? Superman needs to have relationships with others, so he is Superman. If he doesn't have relationships, then he is a god.

Are you ready to start poisoning after writing this? People who are not from my race must have different hearts. They are not from the same race. Are you prepared to make readers vomit?

I don't think people will like the protagonist's association with Hermione

The plot is already a bit boring, but you still want to add a Mijia game into it