Becoming the Fool, Starting at Hogwarts

After reading a few chapters, it turns out that Greenlead can actually peer into the black mist, and even dares to look directly at the Fool in the future. It is really outrageous. Greenlead is not even a demigod, nor does he have divinity. How dare he look directly at the Fool in the future? To put it bluntly, the world of Harry Potter has to be raised several levels before the Fool can appear. When he looks directly, he will die.

Water lyrics don't matter, don't write some messy understanding

As Dumbledore's younger brother is at least half a god, you will be able to suppress his fighting power. With this combat power system, what can ordinary people do to resist wizards?

The male protagonist always emphasizes that he must survive, but every time he is seeking death

The protagonist has been reminding himself from the beginning to shrink from development. As a result, I rushed to the front every time. I don't know if the author has read the Mortal Cultivation of Immortality, and knows what the vulgar development flow is, and what decisive killing means. The world of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality is many times more dangerous than the wizarding world. The protagonist also relies on the vulgar development flow and lives well.

Isn't it embarrassing that my personality has changed and I feel like I'm meddling in other people's business?

Using strong words and reasoning, blowing up the God Realm is seeking death rather than being cautious! The protagonist blows up the toilet to buy time!

Let me explain the setting of Princess Kaguya below, according to the plot. Kaguya is neither a princess nor a servant but an ordinary member of the Otsutsuki clan. His status is neither high nor low, he is just responsible for planting sacred trees.

It seems that we are here to see Harry Potter fans. Don't act like fans of American TV series. We haven't watched many of them and have no interest in them.

Does the author have any grudge against Western games?