Hogwarts: Hogwarts, A History, as Seen on Livestream

Nice. When did I inadvertently talk to Harry about Dungere's love and hatred, and then asked Harry to say to the sky that they were a pair of misfortunes (͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I can't tell. I feel that this writing style is a kind of novice writing style between AI sense and human-computer sense, but I still have to say that this idea is very interesting. I haven't seen such interesting things for a long time, and there is no particularly terrible conspiracy quietly unfolding (I am really afraid that this feeling is too heavy). It is a very relaxed and enjoyable book. In short, it has a few shortcomings but is harmless and very imaginative. It can be regarded as a light comedy novel~(^~^)~Okay~highly recommended~

It's a very interesting idea. Invincible players train Harry. It would be interesting if it could go back to 1991 later. Each of the five players has their own style. There is no fixed protagonist or the protagonist is just five players. I see a lot of people talking about AI writing books, but I don't care. AI is used as soon as it is developed. It can help authors improve and modify novels. There is no problem with AI itself and it is a trend.

Like👍🏻The author can properly describe the content. The reactions from all parties are very interesting, but it is a bit small and not enough to eat. I don't know if there will be interaction between the two spaces in the future, such as whether Harry's current impact on the castle will appear in the current time. Hiding something and being discovered by the students. [Sinister smile]

I didn't give it 5 stars because I think you weakened the player's sense of what's wrong with the game. When the Harry Potter bug first appeared, it was normal for players to only think it was an easter egg. However, as the plot developed later, by the middle of the story, ordinary players would also feel something was wrong because there were too many bugs. Why would they feel something was wrong? It's because for a normal game, you enter according to the normal service area, and then there are so many bugs, which is obviously abnormal, and the main reason is that if these players are ordinary players, it would be fine, but you mentioned that there are several players among them who have the authority to add other things to the game, and one is one of the producers of this game. Then this bug is not equivalent to even an easter egg. Easter eggs can be based on (as for what the easter egg is based on, I can't tell, but what I know is that the difference between easter eggs and bugs is very big and obvious). But bugs are different. Bugs have many loopholes, and a producer who has made games has a very high acumen, not to mention that this is his own game, especially when they feel that Harry's activity is too high. And when they looked for this problem in the program when something was wrong with Harry, they should have found something wrong. After all, they are not ordinary players, but the author, your last paragraph seems to have forced the cognitive limits of those players down, making them think that this is normal and they have no desire to explore. This is unfair. There is too much information in it that shows something is wrong with Harry, something that ordinary players would notice. As a producer, don't you really feel it? Do you really think it's a special easter egg? (Why do I say this? It's because I seem to have played a game before. I don't remember whether it was a stand-alone or a linked game. There was a bug in the game, but when I played it, I thought it was an easter egg. But before I played the easter egg for a while, I felt something was wrong. In the end I told my friends, and they felt something was wrong. Finally, we took the initiative to ask, and the result was that they also found this bug during the initial trial, but it was not a big problem. They made a small modification and can be used as a small easter egg.)

There are a lot of traces of AI. But its large number of updates, 8 more each time, make up for this minor problem. It's the kind that can be eaten. The kind that you eat vigorously. [Lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen]

From my current perspective, it seems to be okay, and the creative ideas are good, but I feel that there are still some deliberately blurred distinctions. Ai also has a bit of that flavor, but overall, I look forward to the follow-up development.

It's good to watch and deserves a rating of 9 or above. The content is mainly about the love and cultivation of Harry by several fourth players. Tom is a younger brother than the player. What I like better is that several players have distinct personalities and a strong sense of being alive.

There is a partial AI feel, and there are some contradictions in some places, but overall it does not affect the look and feel. Set new, watch it

Although I have read many Harry fan fictions, this is the first time I have seen such novel material. The plot is unique and very interesting. Most likely it will catch fire. [Laugh]