The Legend of Hogwarts MODs

It's pretty good. It didn't completely take away from the plot. It's just that I thought it was nothing about liberating the elves with Hermione, but after watching Darwin 🙂, so it's four stars.

I want to know how many people were deceived into it because they read the introduction and thought it was Shuangwen?

It's okay. If possible, please add a single heroine or multiple heroines in the introduction. Otherwise, if you like the novel without a heroine, you will suddenly feel ambiguous when you are enjoying the book. I opened the comment area and saw that there is a heroine. At first, the protagonist said that he was only 11 years old and thought it was a novel without a heroine. He thought it was a novel without a heroine. Then he was so close to Hermione. There will be a feeling of disappointment. I always see this kind of novel.

Making up for regrets? It's always written from the author's perspective, and it feels like a lot is missing in the middle. Many actions are inexplicable. Although the author's book reviews are plentiful, including things like inner transformation, these aren't really written. In short, it's all about how much plot there is, and a bunch of thoughts. 💙💙💙💛💛 27.92. 💙/💚/💚💚/💙Bye/💚/💙Bye

It's well-written, and we can't expect too much, considering the protagonist is only a first-grader. I was even thinking of adding a Pokémon mod for Animagus (Groudon 😆), but the author disagreed for fear of it ruining the story. However, I still hope the author will lengthen the timeline and storyline (more writing, more updates, there's never enough to read 😅). Less involvement in the original plot is also important. Honestly, everyone knows there's a Voldemort every year, but the original plot is something nobody knows. It seems novel, but other books always have to kill Quirrell in one year, and fight Basilisk in the next. Adding a protagonist then doesn't make much sense. Voldemort is going to die whether there's a protagonist or not, so what's the point of having a protagonist? This is pretty good. First year: King of Fighters; second year: Duel Bracelet (the bracelet refreshes simulated monsters, allowing for alchemy wand attacks, safe); third year: Sword and Blade MOD real-world game; fourth year: Pokémon single-player online game; fifth year: Warcraft III large-scale alchemy online game; sixth year: StarCraft; seventh year: Team formed, defeat Voldemort; graduation: start magic alchemy technology; 20 years later, at 38, transmigrates to Marvel to study magic in Kamar-Taj; after becoming a god, transmigrates to the Ironclad Alchemy Star Train, breaks the dimensional barrier to create a portal, invites angels like Nebula (many, beautiful, obedient, useful, long-lived, each with their own computer); Belloberg forms a company to develop tourism; returns to Hogwarts; Marvel invites friends and team on a trip; Pokémon tournament; Immortal Ritual; Immortal Martial Arts Manual; team up to grind World of Warcraft; perfects the law system through devouring; carves out a world in the cosmic sea; becomes a top human, a top interdimensional force; ending. How's my itinerary?

The writing is quite good and interesting, but the mod should add more magical things. It should not only be about the world of Harry Potter, but add more interesting things.

Overall, it's very good, but sometimes the drama is a bit too much, and the child pretending to be a miserable child is a bit deliberate...

The creativity is not bad, but the translation accent + Conan-style disguise is uncomfortable. Come on.

I hope the author can write better and better, but some settings feel weird. There is nothing wrong with the MOD triggering, but there is a problem with the currency used by the MOD and the acquisition of credits. Shopping mall MOD, forging MOD, exploration MOD, fashion MOD and feeling credits are incompatible. You can't just graduate and re-attend Hogwarts just for credits. Currency should be used. Even if you really need system currency, you can create a special MOD, such as the Scholar MOD, which rewards credits as long as you learn something, or earns new knowledge and researches new knowledge.

This book perfectly integrates the magical world and MOD settings, and reconstructs the new legend of Hogwarts from a unique system flow perspective. There are no rigid cheats. Skills are unlocked and the plot is advanced layer by layer. It has the feelings of the original and the original feeling. The protagonist grows up step by step with the help of MOD, becoming passionate and healing. It is not only a love letter to Ham fans, but also an epic dedicated to game lovers. It is full of immersion in reading.