After Becoming the Dark Arts Professor at Hogwarts, I Just Want to Retire

The overall feeling is good, it's the type that makes people want to continue reading, but I don't really want to watch the heroine... The heroine of Harry Potter is either Hermione or Hermione. To be honest, it's better to have a good career [laughs]

The protagonist's experience and growth are consistent and the rhythm is well controlled. I just want to see the heroine

The author is very careful in writing, and the five stars encourage it, but there are a few points that may cause dissatisfaction: First, the choice of the system, there is a feeling of being tied to the system, but it has been improved in the later period, and the number of system appearances and choices have become less; second, there is something that everyone does not like in the teaching article. Click on the nanny story (I personally don't feel that disgusted); thirdly, he is obviously a time traveler and knows the plot well, but the author flaps his wings like a little butterfly for the ups and downs, which often drags on the plot, and gives me a feeling of being half stuck, fighting wits and courage with the air. I really like the subject matter of Harry, so it's my first time to write a book review. Don't criticize me if I don't write it well, Risby! Also, I'm almost finished watching it. There should be no female protagonist. Anyway, there is no particularly clear emotional line at the moment.

Not counting babysitters, I quite like them. The protagonist group is just the age of elementary school students. The protagonist is their teacher, so there is nothing wrong with helping the children...

The overall feeling is good, but the secret room chapter is a bit too cumbersome, but overall it's still good. I hope there won't be a female protagonist

I have now finished reading the first chapter of the Philosopher's Stone. The echoing clues throughout the book and the fatalistic ending really moved me. The overall writing style has a dreamy and warm feeling, which is very consistent with my imagination of the magical world. And the portrayal of the professor is definitely T0 level among tomato hp fans. It is worthy of a high score. I don't understand what it means for people who don't want to read nanny articles and see the cover saying "become a professor" and click in to spray. Are you coming to Tomato to be the earth emperor?

There is a system. When faced with a choice, the male protagonist makes a choice and the system rewards him. The male protagonist is a Hufflepuff graduate who traveled through time for a year, has the memory of the original owner, and has a magic level similar to that of Snape. In the later stage, wisdom will be reduced. When Dumbledore Snape and the others went out to deal with Barty Jr., They also had to take Hermione and Fleur with them. Furong is from a foreign school, how can you just take her with you?

I quite like this book. There is nothing wrong with it. It's my fault that I fell in love with the serialization (つД`)ノ, but it's still interesting to follow up. I really don't know what nanny articles you are talking about. Teachers are supposed to lead students and babysit every day. As a teacher, that is his duty! If the protagonist really doesn't want to be a professor, he can resign by himself (he has a lot of gold galleons anyway) and his life will be exciting no matter what. Who dares to say that the protagonist has no feelings for them?

Just read it if you like, nanny articles are nanny articles, come on, don't care too much about other people's comments [blowing kiss]

Personal impression is still okay, but? The heroine of the current reading seems to be? Hermione, I hope it's better to have no heroine... If I read it on a daily basis, it's pretty good for me personally, just to pass the time?