Hogwarts: My System's Rewards Are Way Too Twisted

Prerequisite statement: I am not a human-machine, not a trustee. It is indeed a nanny story, with a single heroine named Hermione. Although she may have some bad voices due to her age, but looking at it now, there is nothing out of the ordinary in the description. Personally, I feel that the OOC problem is okay and not particularly obvious. The writing isn't great, but the plot isn't too cliche, so it's watchable. Disclaimer: Only personal opinions. Discussions are welcome, open the door to spray!

So far so good. There can be emotional ambiguity scenes. But I hope there is no heroine [Chigua]

I like Hermione, and we will be together when Hermione becomes an adult! Those who want to have no female protagonist want the male protagonist to annihilate their children and grandchildren [Sparrow Food Masterpiece]

I like Harry Potter very much and I like Hermione (by the way, if the protagonist and Hermione were paired... Hehehe

Not bad. Basically, the original text of Harry Potter has been rewritten and shortened. The most important thing is that I don't know what the system is used for. Those evil gods have never been used by the protagonist. They were used when the Sorcerer's Stone was released. At other times, they are either used for pranks or for this and that. It's good, it's good. The emotional drama is really good. I don't like to watch emotional dramas in romance novels because there are too many pulls. This one is really good. It's nice to watch. And I've been watching it for so long without realizing it. It must have been more than ten hours.

I saw Chapter 19 of a classic female appearance novel. The author's writing is very good, but it is not suitable for male readers. The author needs to know more about the id and superego.

I hope there is no heroine. Please help the author. I think it's good to let the professor be strong alone QAQ

I hope the author can adopt my suggestions.

It was written very lightly at the beginning, but why did it suddenly become heavy near the end of Philosopher's Stone? Both personality and plot are Has the protagonist been taken away? He was a very amiable teacher at the beginning, but how did he become like Snape after the first year?

It's super pretty. It's cool to encounter the pink toad in advance and do it directly! So cool! I don't understand the author. I remember you said at the beginning that the protagonist was 24 years old, and then he joined Hogwarts that year and guided the little wizard Hermione at the beginning of school. Hermione was 11 years old at that time, which means that there is a thirteen-year age difference between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. In other words, the male protagonist graduated from elementary school, and then the female protagonist was born? It reminds me of the passage in the TV series "Heaven is Loved" that was more than 20 years ago, and I feel that their emotional line is very inexplicable. They were all in normal contact in the early stage, but they started to be ambiguous in the sixth chapter?