The Wizard of 1000 AD

Drifting by, burning paper, lighting wax, lighting incense, but no movement; Pouring wine, paying tribute, setting off cannons, smashing monuments, no response; Digging graves, digging graves, opening coffins, whipping corpses, and having no temper; Set fire, burn the body, file the bones, raise the ashes, and try again; Setting up tables, drawing talismans, performing martial arts, thundering, and killing corpses; The magic bell, the wooden sword, the villain, recite the incantation, and then summon the soul; Cry, cry, wail, beat the ground...

Fortunately, I checked the update time 😅

Can I still leave the palace ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू )

What a good book, eunuch

I always thought you could do it. Younger brother.

Now that I see it, I would like to post some shortcomings in the book. Regarding the last topic, if the existence of the outline is eliminated, then it can be said that it is the ability of the ambush pen. At the beginning of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", Hagrid went to the underground vault to retrieve the mysterious item, and where it was later stolen. The room that Dumbledore declared inaccessible, as well as the people who might have evil intentions towards the things in the room, the unicorn in the Forbidden Forest whose blood was sucked dry. ; "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" has a voice that only Harry can hear, which is identified as Parseltongue. The words on the wall, the petrified hybrid wizard. Stranger than The Notebook, and the events surrounding Myrtle's death. Every book has a goal, and every goal has many introductions that lead to the goal. If there is no problem with the outline, then the small goals exist, but what is lacking is the foreshadowing to the small goals. The magic part of the book can be said to be a bit embarrassing, especially the self-created spells. If the spells cast by wizards in the Harry Potter books all have a curse word added to them, (Petrification Curse, Oblivion Curse, Death Curse, Soul Imperius Curse, Cruciatus Curse, etc.) The names of the spells in the books always feel a bit nondescript. I have always felt that there are three ways to describe magic spells in books: one is the transliteration, such as Yugardim Leviosa (Levitation Curse); the other is the literal meaning, which is the translation of the meaning of the spell itself, such as Expelliarmus (Mechanical Curse); the other is the functional name, which is what is in parentheses. /If you can't be completely original, you can at least distinguish these three things and don't confuse them. That "witchcraft, the curse of dust" made my skin crawl and I was so embarrassed. Also, the battles between wizards are a bit monotonous. It always feels like they are just accumulating energy to use big moves and bombarding each other like magic cannons. In fact, I think the battle between wizards is more similar to the Western cowboys with various tricks, and at most there is magic protection. Of course, those powerful wizards can definitely use their ultimate moves, but after all, wizards are not magical creatures. If they don't use protective magic resistance, the magic resistance is still not high enough, which means they may be accidentally attacked or killed. (So ​​I have always felt that those powerful wizards must have many powerful magic objects on their bodies, as assistance and protection) Finally, I want to complain, don't completely bring totems into the ability of a wizard. The nobles in ancient Europe had family totems. This can be considered representative at most, but it cannot be counted as the whole story. Also, regarding the magical world at that time, the four giants plus a dark lord were still too small. After all, it was still a mythical era, and the top level was still a bit lacking. Speaking of mythology, I would like to say something to the author who was completely bound by the content of Harry Potter. The situation at that time was more similar to a mythical and legendary movie. (Think Middle-Earth, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Chronicles of Narnia, Van Helsing, Alice in Wonderland) A time when heroes challenged legendary monsters and accomplished great deeds. A time when various treasures are hidden in secret realms. A time when wizards did not necessarily only use wands to cast spells. Finally, I would like to say that Hogwarts should be more similar to a guild stronghold, and such a stronghold should not only be Hogwarts.