[Lighthearted comedy + Hogwarts + multiple heroines + Quidditch + secret organization + doing their best to keep everyone alive]
At the age of seven, Victor Yugo awakened the memories of his previous life.
The good news: This was Hogwarts.
The bad news: He only remembered that something went wrong every year. He had forgotten most of the actual plot.
To make it through graduation alive, Victor set himself three rules:
Stay away from The Chosen One, avoid the main storyline, and never get involved with pretty girls.
Later, he broke every single one.
While other students were busy earning house points, he was drawing escape routes through the castle. While others started clubs, he founded the Black Veil Society, complete with black robes, secret passwords, and an underground hideout.
Victor: “It’s a student support group.”
The Ministry of Magic: “He’s definitely planning a coup!”
And things got even worse: Daphne was guarding his secrets, Cho Chang was hot on his heels on the Quidditch pitch, and letters from Fleur had crossed the entire English Channel just to reach him.
Faced with rumors that grew more outrageous by the day, Victor could only try to explain himself:
“I really don’t want to be a player. I just want everyone to graduate alive!”
The heroine includes Hermione with perfect scores, but only Hermione with zero scores [laughing]
Come on, update, it's a rare Hogwarts multi-heroine. I also saw a sentence that lit up my eyes. At first I thought the pace was too fast, but now it seems wrong. The magic stone is a bit sluggish, without the gravity and blood flow as expected. A lot of details need to be polished.
There is no iron hat king
It's a super human-machine male protagonist. I haven't found any big problems after reading Chapter 12 so far. The writing style is relatively rare. It's a new book for a newbie. Please give it a good review and support it. How to say it? At present, I have finished reading the updated chapters. The pace is very fast and tight, and the writing style is almost non-existent. However, I like it very much. It mainly depends on whether I like this style or not. Anyway, you can watch it if you match the "taste".
. The content is okay, but I don't understand why the protagonist's parents have Chinese names, but the protagonist has a foreign name?
Part of it is for interesting character settings, and part of it is for multiple female protagonists [staring]
Not bad, quite a strange way of observation.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
Does the heroine have Hermione? Do you like Hermione in the show?
So cool, the more I watch it, the more I like it