The protagonist is transported to the world of Harry Potter, where a scumbag System robs him of his magic from the start.
In an instant, he becomes a Squib, and his dream of becoming a great wizard falls apart completely!
Can he only get by on his inner strength, cling to The Chosen One, and play nanny in the magical world?
No!
The spirited Li Si Te Laide decides to throw caution to the wind!
As Hogwarts' great martial monk, he commands hundreds of battle mages!
With the inner-power master Filch in his left hand and the peerless sword saint Longbottom in his right!
The Hogwarts branch of the Wudang Mountain Shaolin Liaison Office is now open!
He'll cause a ruckus all the way through the magical world and create the perfect new world of his dreams!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The magic power is gone at the beginning. What the hell are you Xiao Yan?
To be honest, the more I read, the more I feel that there is something wrong with the author. He knows that the sadistic style is not popular with readers, but he still insists on adding elements that make people uncomfortable. Whether it's the sand dollar system that has tricked the protagonist countless times, or the setting where the protagonist is born to face endless malice, or the settings that make the protagonist face breathless pressure, humiliation and darkness at every turn... If you want to go for a comedy style, just focus on being funny. If you create so many frustrating things, and then add more burdens on top of it, not only will it fail to achieve the funny effect, but it will give people a twisted and awkward feeling, which is even more uncomfortable than a simple sadistic novel... Don't you all suffer enough from Shabi's leaders every day when you go to work? Isn't it just fun to read novels after get off work? If you write it like this, isn't it just to confuse readers?
Don't scold the author, he is quite pitiful. The protagonist loses his magic power at the beginning, and the author loses his brain at the beginning. He is still the kind who is flushed into the toilet after being smashed.
There are typos throughout this article. Did you practice martial arts in Harry Potter? Do you still need your system after you have already practiced martial arts? It's superfluous and ** stuff.
Magic is so convenient... Internal power is really not as good as alchemy and transfiguration. It has infinite possibilities.
Why don't you just write about martial arts? The Harry fandom is all about magic. Your whole martial arts scene is different.
Those who read Harry Potter must want to see magic, but if you do martial arts, it would be better to just write martial arts novels.
When I saw the title of this book, I didn't want to read it. The author of NaoCan does not write about magic, you and your mother's style, but writes about your mother's Harry Potter.
Reading the introduction, I feel embarrassed for you, the author. No matter how strong your internal strength is, you can resist the Calendar Fire, you can still be faster than Apparition, and you can still resist the Soul Capture. You can't compare to your soul, speed, and strength. If you add a barrier, you won't be wiped out in one wave.
There are typos throughout the article. Even though I have practiced martial arts, I still don't know what to do.