Hogwarts' Master of Magical Creature Cuisine

The student loan for a year is 500 gold galleons, and a magic wand is 12,000 gold galleons. The original novel's one-year teaching materials, teaching aids and magic wand add up to only a few gold galleons...

I laughed so hard that Hermione could get the Ravenclaw inheritance. I don't know what the author thought. Do you really think Hermione deserves it? After reading all of Harry Potter, you will find that Hermione's actions in the future are not at all like the Yard of Eagles.

I don't care about Lao Deng's bad behavior, but what I didn't expect was that the protagonist would say that even if Lao Deng asked the protagonist for help because of an elf, he wouldn't help. Why won't the protagonist have any intersection with Lao Deng next? Even if the protagonist has his own affairs, how can you want the basilisk meat if you don't know Professor ** well? Does the protagonist have no emotions at all? In fact, to put it bluntly, by then, the protagonist will be almost invincible. Will it be troublesome to get an elf? Lao Deng, as long as you don't become Voldemort, you can be the Minister of Magic, no problem. Kidnapping an elf will most likely require the protagonist to convince himself not to take it by force. In other words, it is the default. Or is it that the protagonist has been a noob for so many years? The elf really doesn't matter, your black one is better looking than the elf after all the magic of evolving into a human. It's too early to say this, unless it won't be involved in the plot at all. In that case, it is better to go to the academy away from the kitchen.

I do feel that the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets is self-aware. Although it cannot disobey the orders of the Parselmouth, it should try its best to avoid killing people directly. In the entire plot, except for Myrtle, everyone has indirectly seen the basilisk's eyes. I feel that the basilisk must have done it intentionally. , It should be Slytherin's own order to protect the students of Hogwarts as much as possible. Unless it is a direct order from Voldemort, indirect killing orders will be twisted into petrification by the basilisk. Slytherin itself just has a ideological disagreement, and will not really leave such a big thunder in Hogwarts.

I glanced at the title and saved my time, there is no Cassandra.

The setting is quite good, but to be honest, the author's writing style and details are quite different from the "Wayne Lawrence" book next to it. Moreover, there are more and more typos since this book was put on the shelf, which affects the senses. And then I feel that since the beginning of school, to be precise, after the protagonist leaves Diagon Alley, the plot has become a little stiff and abrupt from time to time, which also affects the perception and sense of immersion. But overall it's still watchable. It is more suitable for readers who read books quickly and can roughly understand the plot at a glance, but do not pay much attention to details. Those who like to immerse themselves in and follow the plot set by the author to experience various stories are different from those who are more careful. Well, these are pretty much my feelings after reading part of this novel. The author may not like it, but please don't take it too seriously.

Dumbledore became murderous towards the protagonist, and then used Legilimency. Reading the protagonist's thoughts, how can the protagonist just defend?

The description of Hagrid is too extreme. It is impossible for anyone to think that the unicorn in the Harry Potter setting was attacked by the first-year protagonist. This creature can fight with elephants and dragons, which is not something that first-years can fight against. Moreover, the blood is cursed, and no one knows the specialness of the protagonist. Except for those who are dying and fighting for their lives, whoever touches the unicorn, Voldemort uses Quilo as a filter.

I'm speechless when I read the introduction. Nagini is a blood-cursed orc, and she's human.

You beat Tom Lockhart twice, and he escaped both times. Even if you were tricked in the end, your actions were a bit uncomfortable.