Harry Potter: The Super Archmage

What kind of thinking is it? People give you benefits, all kinds of information and books, but you think you can't be considered a friend. You look down on them. You turn your head and kneel and lick the real protagonist. You have worked hard and spent a lot of money, but you get a little recognition from others. In fact, you are cheap.

There's no way the Wizarding World of Harry Potter only has a population of 3,000 people. There have been several scenes in the world of the entire movie series where tens of thousands of people gathered. If there are only 3,000 people, it cannot be that grand, because a lot of grandness is created by stacking people. If there are not enough people, the true grandeur cannot be expressed. And the magic school is not only Hogwarts, but also other schools. What I'm saying is that the school is not a college. As far as the academy is concerned, it is said in the movie that the seniors do not stay with the juniors, they only get together when eating. Let's just say that there are 30-40 students in each grade of college in HP. It just shows the plot of a few main characters. The people sitting at the long table were not senior students, but HP's classmates. What's more, the principal of Hogwarts said something about the annual meeting of the senior class at HP's annual meeting celebration. So there are about 90-120 people in the four colleges in the same grade of HP. What's more, after the HP upgrade, the lower grades have no performance at all. Could it be that all the children in the magical world after HP are Muggles or squibs! ? This is obviously even more impossible. Some people say, look, when HP and others learned to fly broomsticks, there were only a dozen people! ! Have you taken a closer look? They all have more or less backgrounds, okay? Who says that's not special teaching! ? In addition, the auditorium of the Quidditch match is definitely a thousand people. It is impossible for there to be so many hundreds of people, and it is still full. Anyone who has participated in a sports meeting with around a thousand people can compare. Those are students and teachers, not outsiders. From an economic perspective: In one scene in the movie, Diagon Alley was so crowded that it was so crowded. Everyone also needs to know that Diagon Alley is the most famous neighborhood, and it is a magical town. There are many other neighborhoods. If there are not enough people, Diagon Alley cannot become the most prosperous neighborhood. There are so many people every day. Everyone knows that without enough people, there will not be enough commercial circulation, because without people, there will be no trading of goods, and without enough people, commercial development cannot be promoted, let alone prosperity. It is even less likely to require too much money, and simple barter can completely satisfy it. Therefore, if there are only 3,000 people in the entire magic world, the above business prosperity conditions cannot be achieved at all. There's no way the bank in Diagon Alley has that many galleons in savings. Because without enough people and money there would be no bank. Some people say that the author of the HP novel said it was 3,000 people. Everyone should understand that this number refers to ranked wizards, not the population of the magical world! ! ! Absolutely not. The number of alchemists, wizards, beast tamers, squibs, elves, magical plant growers, and many other magical participants is the real population of the magical world. Without the foundation of millions of people to support this number, the magical world would not be able to achieve the grand occasion shown in the movie. To give the simplest example, magic newspapers are very expensive things. If there is no population base to buy it, one issue can bankrupt the newspaper. Because it is very expensive, not everyone buys it. Only a few people sell it.

There are five or six protagonists in this book, and the protagonists basically follow the plot; The protagonist in this book sometimes remembers the plot, and sometimes he is like a complete aborigine. No matter what he does, he does not change the plot at all; The house elf Dobby was killed by Harry Potter's ruthless headshot (a real headshot); Sirius, who was originally Harry Potter's godfather, also let Harry Potter's (completely merciless) pursuit, watching Sirius let the dementors absorb all the happy memories, and became a poor man who could only shout "James..."; Snape... Dead; Dumbledore... Dead... The ending was rushed, and Voldemort was easily killed with a small thing... Basically almost the same.

What's so strange about the author, his handsome face, and his sturdy back? Isn't this Nezha among a hundred thousand cold jokes? ? ?

I didn't have much expectations after reading the first chapter, and here's a younger author who can only write blindly after watching movies, and there are only 10,000 magicians in the UK? When Rowling wrote about the giants that ran near the Faroe Islands, she said that there were hundreds of thousands of giants in the Dark Lord's time. In the family tree of Grindelwald's Fantastic Beasts, the entire Weasley family had a population of more than 600 (including Squibs). Then came the Goblet of Fire period. The Prophet, a newspaper sold only in the UK, sold 150,000 to 60,000 copies per issue. Rita Kist's exposure of Hagrid as a giant hybrid sold more than 200,000 copies per issue. Luna and his father's "no one subscribed" naysayer sold one or two thousand copies per issue. Earlier, after the goblin rebellion was put down in Hogsmeade in 1612, there were about 700 wizards living here. In the early days of Voldemort and Godric's Hollow (where Harry's parents died and the birthplace of Gryffindor's founder), there were more than 1,500 households living there. There were no less than four to five thousand wizards in these two places. Counting the pure-blood wizards living in groups, Hogwarts, the Ministry of Magic and other places, you told me that there were only 10,000 wizards in the UK?

I have recently become obsessed with the world of Harry Potter and started looking for various HP books on the Internet. Unfortunately, there are very few HP fan works or similar HP world books that can fill a million words and have their own characteristics. This book was written a few years ago, but I only read it recently. When I was halfway through it, I just couldn't help but want to chat with you all. The author's writing style in this book is quite good. The content of the book generally follows the plot of the original work with some innovations. At the same time, it breaks and subverts the original plot and implants his own ideas so that readers can see the plot from another angle. This is what I find most interesting and thoughtful. However, too much is never enough! The views embedded in this book are too realistic, extreme, and dark conspiracy theories. It feels completely different from the original work. If the original work is for teenagers, this book is completely adult. Moreover, the book is mixed with lengthy sermons, some of which can even last two or three chapters, which makes reading novels as boring as reading them and gives the impression that the number of words is just trying to make up for it. There are also some parts that are written too naturally and do not pay attention to details. If you have not read the original work or don't know much about the plot, some parts will look very abrupt and inexplicable. Next, I will complain about the weird things about the author: 1. The protagonist is 11 years old, 175cm tall, has a handsome appearance and a strong back. Hahaha, Nezha's sense of immediacy would make a movie, and it would definitely be impressive! ! 2. The protagonist is George Soros. He takes advantage of his rebirth and becomes very rich in the Muggle world. He "naturally" becomes the richest man in the wizarding world. However, is it possible that the pound is equal to the gold galleons? Is it possible to exchange gold galleons without limit? Impossible! ! The pound sterling is just useless paper in Gringotts. If it could be exchanged without restrictions, the wizarding society would have collapsed long ago. With such a big loophole, is the goblin stupid? If the British pound could be used or exchanged without restrictions, the goblin would not be tired of using magic power to make gold galleons! Is that still hairy? ! 3. The author's name is George, so George, one of the Weasley family's treasure twins, is missing, or has simply disappeared and does not appear at all. 4. Word Spirit "Demacia" It is not surprising that there are word spirits in the wizarding world, but what is strange are these four words! ! ! It's a drama. 5. The protagonist George actually gave Harry a house during the second grade vacation, allowing him to live away from his aunt's house. . . (Let me go! A house!! Harry's blood protection disappeared?...) 6. Dobby, the house elf, was stabbed to death by Harry using a candlestick in the infirmary, saying that he was an elf assassin. . . 7. Sirius finally became a fool. Harry did not recognize what Black had done, and watched helplessly as his godfather was sucked away by the Dementors and his godfather was gone... (It felt like Harry had turned dark at this time...) 8. The protagonist George, the time traveler George, still knew the plot in the early stage, but starting from the third grade, he seemed to suddenly have "amnesia" later on and no longer knew the plot. . . (Author, did you cast "Forget All" on the protagonist?) 9.… . . (There are so many flaws that I don't want to write, my hands are tired... …) . . . . . . . . . . I still have this book in my collection. I've read a lot of hp fandoms and it's really interesting to look at plot issues from all angles.

Personally, I think HP fan fiction has a very strange habit, and so does this book! Since the protagonist is not involved in the plot, why write such speechless things as "What did Harry do? What did Harry do?" Wouldn't it be great to write about what the protagonist did? The illusion this novel gave me was that there were multiple protagonists, a trio plus the protagonist! But what is speechless is that the protagonist did not get involved in Harry's affairs. So what a mess!

Two words to describe it, incredible. Not only is it a novel, the author didn't even watch the movie carefully, and the setting is a mess. Hermione had a lot of interactions with the protagonist in the early stage, but in the end she actually turned out to be gay. The other characters were also more outrageous than the last. It was so outrageous.

11 Years old and 1.75 Meters tall. . . . Did you grow up taking hormones???

When I saw the tall 11-year-old man in the third chapter, I knew that the author must be a funny guy. I couldn't even think about the plot that followed. I guess the author didn't read the original work very much.