Hogwarts: There Is No Optimal Solution

Super well written! I hope that everyone who is passing by can click in and read a chapter first. The author's writing style is no less than those works that have been read by thousands or even tens of thousands of people. The second half of the book is especially exciting. Maybe I skipped a part in the front and focused on the back, so I focused on the content of the second half of the article. This book is simply outrageous. Si Jiao is really not OOC at all. The protagonist is very handsome, has a super high IQ, and his father is also very handsome. The protagonist At the beginning, it was a bit like a game of life. I put myself as a chess piece on the chessboard, not caring about my own safety, enjoying the pleasure of being in crisis and risk, but not using my father as a chess piece. The author's writing style is really unquestionable, and the plot is also very exciting. One link after another, I thought that the end of the world war was close to the end. My lack of brain could not think of any other plots. I didn't expect it. It can also open up my favorite parallel world, and my wife is really good at detailing it. The two and a half chapters of Will traveling back from the ordinary world scared me. Fortunately, I didn't read this book at the time. If I had been stuck in that place after the serialization, I would not have rushed to make a fortune. The emotional pull and friction between the male protagonist and Professor Snape in the parallel world is really amazing. It allows Snape, who has experienced such twists and turns, is suspicious and sensitive, to open his heart to a "relative from his mother's family" who is full of questions and mysteries. It's not easy to open the door. I'm really looking forward to the reaction of the teachers in this world when they know that the protagonist is actually his son. Hahahaha. But if I really know that, I will feel sorry for Snape when he can't see his own son Will day and night. The author's characterization is simply amazing. That's enough. I feel sorry for them, father and son.

It's really beautiful and detailed, and the protagonist is also very intelligent. If you feel that the protagonist is stupid or lacks ability when you watch the middle or early stages, you must be wrong, because the protagonist is really powerful.

It's nice to see that he has a fast pace but also a very logical sense. And from what I've seen, I don't think he's particularly OOC or anything like that, and he doesn't try to discredit any of the characters, which is pretty good.

There is logic, the writing is delicate, the original characters are not OOC, and the protagonist is growing up all the time

The psychological description is very delicate

I really like the character of the main character, keep up the good work, author! 💕💕