The DND Mage of Hogwarts

A very obvious AI novel, with commendable AI training techniques.

It's not bad. Adding a world will to the setting would be helpful; otherwise, why are there so many problems right after entering school? It feels like something is hindering the protagonist's development, with all sorts of crises coming their way.

The novel approach to the Harry Potter timeline, coinciding with the lives of Harry Potter's parents, is skillfully crafted by the author, resulting in natural and fluid plot conflicts. The clash between the two magical systems is another highlight, with the D&D magical system serving as the protagonist's greatest advantage.

One of the few books that combines D&D with the Hogwarts theme. Although it has some flaws, considering its novel subject matter and the fact that it's one of the few books depicting the early 20th century, I'll give it five stars. Please don't stop updating! 🥹

It's very well written, with no major flaws so far. The two systems haven't fallen apart, and the overall flow is quite smooth. Most importantly, this book doesn't get stuck in the original plot; it has its own story!

The family has had little contact with the Church of Seraphim, mostly observing and letting things take their course. They, however, have become quite close to Lupin. The protagonist's first life was as a student (high school or university), and his second life was as a high-level mage who transmigrated into HP. Without a magic network, he began researching how to combine two types of magic.

It's alright, it gives you a feeling of watching the Abyss Overlord.

So, is the female lead Lily?

It's so good, really good. I'm about to start reading a new book again... Sigh...

This is a rare find with D&D elements, and so far it feels good, except the author updates too slowly...