[System] [Harry Potter] [Technology Crushes Magic] [Feel-Good Story] [Slice of Life]
After transmigrating to Hogwarts, Lin En becomes the least noticeable Muggle Studies professor in history. He looks at the disdainful Slytherins beneath the lecture platform and the Weasleys, fascinated by a rubber duck, then smiles faintly as he awakens the "Truth Is Only Within Range" System!
As long as his students master science and technology, they can unlock modern military equipment!
And so, the whole scene changes!
Hermione stops memorizing spells and starts calculating mortar trajectories. Ron tosses aside his battered wand and hefts an RPG launcher. Looking at the Gatling gun in his hand, Malfoy lets out the mad laughter of a villain.
When Voldemort leads a vast army of Death Eaters to attack, shouting "Avada Kedavra!"
Lin En lights a cigarette and gestures to the student formation behind him. "Class, let's show them what saturation fire coverage looks like."
Voldemort: "That green glow... Is it Avada Kedavra?"
Lin En: "No, that's the exhaust plume of a Poplar M intercontinental missile."
The writing is quite good, but why are some chapters' first half repeated? Why the repetition? Every time I see the next chapter, I think I haven't turned the page. Those who enjoy violent aesthetics might want to check this out.
It's a fast-paced, light novel type, but without much unnecessary dialogue. Sometimes there are repeated chapters, I don't know why.
It's incredibly satisfying; it involves physical exorcism and doesn't disrupt the original story.
The concept is good, but the order of events is chaotic compared to the original plot, with many repetitive scenes and a lot of flaws!
The storyline is good and interesting. It's the kind of story that I find interesting. That's still in its early stages; last time there were only a few books available.
Why post one article twice?
The imagination is very rich, yet quite reasonable, and it's fun!!
Hahahaha! It's so good, it's a pity it's over.
It's incredibly creative.
The logic is smooth and it doesn't clash with the original work at all.