This is the story of a little wizard from the original Harry Bits world who does not travel through time and has no system plug-ins.
Protagonist: Carlos Green, a man whose family owns a mine (not an ordinary rich man, the richest man in Europe or even the world)
The protagonist's family motto: Use money to solve everything that can be solved with money.
A genius with severe mysophobia who once believed in science and materialism. He has an almost crazy curiosity and desire to explore knowledge. In terms of personality, he is a combination of a mad scientist with extreme curiosity and a big businessman with exquisite self-interest (with a conscience but not much).
Originally, his life was supposed to be to get admitted to Cambridge and inherit the family property, until a letter from an owl and a visit from an elderly cat lady shattered his vision of the future. What? Transfiguration? Why can wood turn into silver? What? By potion, you mean this pile of indescribable things (potion ingredients are indeed what scientific people think of them)? What kind of medicine is this? What? If you can fly on a broomstick and ignore physics, how can you let Newton rest in peace? What? You can live without a nose, but you wizards are in such good health that you can take all kinds of damage without dying? What? Hogwarts is the safest place in the wizarding world. Who started this rumor? Come out and see if I don't kill you!
Reader comments
I only looked at 20 pictures. And there is nothing very toxic content at the moment. The point I want to make is ↓
Can you break it up into more paragraphs? Normally, dialogues are fine, 5 to 8 lines are the main ones (long but okay). The ones with parentheses or descriptions just feel like a long paragraph, and then I can't understand it and have to skip it when reading serially. . For example, the end of Chapter 14 is very, very long and lasts for 16 lines on the entire screen without being put down. It basically appears several times every few chapters.
For reference only
A rare indigenous perspective, the protagonist is smart and can judge and reason things out from just a few words.
The logic of this book is very online, the character of the protagonist is also very good, and there are not many weird plots. I don't know why there are so few people urging for more chapters.
It's super pretty\(//∇//)\Please update me hard.
The text is very good (listen to trumpet)
Very pretty, especially to my liking
Good books are trustworthy
Not bad Not bad
I've looked at more than 20 of them, and I think it's quite logical so far.
It immediately tied the knot. It looks great. I look forward to the follow-up.
It's well written and doesn't feel system-y or brainless.
I only looked at 20 pictures. And there is nothing very toxic content at the moment. The point I want to make is ↓ Can you break it up into more paragraphs? Normally, dialogues are fine, 5 to 8 lines are the main ones (long but okay). The ones with parentheses or descriptions just feel like a long paragraph, and then I can't understand it and have to skip it when reading serially. . For example, the end of Chapter 14 is very, very long and lasts for 16 lines on the entire screen without being put down. It basically appears several times every few chapters. For reference only
A rare indigenous perspective, the protagonist is smart and can judge and reason things out from just a few words.
The logic of this book is very online, the character of the protagonist is also very good, and there are not many weird plots. I don't know why there are so few people urging for more chapters.
It's super pretty\(//∇//)\Please update me hard.
The text is very good (listen to trumpet)
Very pretty, especially to my liking
Good books are trustworthy
Not bad Not bad
I've looked at more than 20 of them, and I think it's quite logical so far.
It immediately tied the knot. It looks great. I look forward to the follow-up.
It's well written and doesn't feel system-y or brainless.