Time at Hogwarts

I can't understand how people keep talking about IQ. The protagonist does have the feeling that his IQ is not online a few times, but come on, are you in God's vision? You know the danger and he knows it? Run away when in danger? I see that many people think that the house is the worst place. Have you ever thought about it? All the wizards were friendly to him at that time. Moreover, it was the center of London, where the Ministry of Magic has the tightest control. What can you do in that situation? Who would have guessed that two desperadoes were there to share the spoils. I have read many books by great masters than this one. I don't think any of you care about it. Can't you give some encouragement to newbies and new books? I can't comment on Hermione's awkwardness. I feel that the writing is quite consistent with the original novel. If Ron hadn't saved Hermione in the novel, I don't think she would have wholeheartedly helped the two of them. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it, don't watch it if you don't like it. There's always one for you.

What can I say about this book? It feels like it was written by a 12 or 13 year old. The protagonist is 29 years old and lives like a 9-year-old. He goes around trying to commit suicide. The writing style is extremely childish... 0 Points

After reading the beginning, I only have one thought, that is, he is very poisonous, and the protagonist's IQ is not online throughout the whole process -_-||, all kinds of romance, where is the rebirth novel, it is simply a local way of lowering the intelligence and torturing the IQ.

The pig's feet in the novel can be written as invincible, with extremely high IQ, or as relatively mediocre. I feel that even if it is written as having an IQ that is not online all the time, it is better than being online for a while and not online for a while. It is really embarrassing to watch. . . .

I have to say that the writing is not very bad, but it can still be seen that it is clever. A very common poisonous point is that the background characters are inconsistent with the behaviors shown, giving readers a sense of dissonance.

First of all, the book review area is so desolate. Isn't the author doing business? In addition, the theme of these recent chapters is actually magic playing cards. So here comes the question, playing cards that move and light up are actually still playing cards. Is there any difference in how they are played? No, it's still Landlords or something like that. I said before that it's best to get Yu-Gi-Oh! And then Hearthstone. Or play the board game Dungeons and Dragons or something. There is a plot, special effects, and the gameplay is diverse and not monotonous. And, remember Wizard Chess? Those little chess pieces can talk and even have some intelligence. I don't think it's that hard to do with magic. You can ask Professor McGonagall for help on transfiguration. Didn't the author notice that since the release of Magic Poker Cards, there have been no complaints? To be honest, the author's writing is not bad, but the arrangement is too ordinary. Just like celebrity entertainment novels, competition, singing, and unity are strength. . . . . . You have to choose something that people are interested in. Without this point, the popularity will disappear. I hope the author will see my suggestion.

The quality of the novel is very good. I can't guarantee any rewards 😁, but I will definitely subscribe. I must stick to it!

Let's ignore the other loopholes for now. When will we establish a love relationship with Hermione and when will we push it forward?

I was so embarrassed when I read this novel. I was so convinced by the protagonist created by the author that I don't even know how to describe it. It was so exciting.

The protagonist of Flowing Water, the fixed heroine