Transcendent Boundary

I rarely write so many words for a novel. Although the beginning of this book may be a bit clichéd (such as a scout, such as a superpower), and the identity of this past life and the golden finger are a bit stiff, but if you think about it carefully, one identity can explain why the male protagonist knows many things. There is no need to repeatedly explain where the past life comes from and what he has been before. Then the setting of this profession is very successful. Although the golden finger power is the core for the male protagonist to surpass others and achieve success, because he had it in his previous life, there are fewer places to test the golden finger function (to advance the main story and enter the wizarding world faster), and having it at birth is much more logical than having a system fall from the sky (the golden finger falling from the sky can make the male protagonist, who always has a character who is always unruly and wants to harm me, tangled to death). The other is the portrayal of family members, which does not seem boring. Both father and mother love their two children, and the sister is not very annoying (I have to mention that many novels have a sister, but the first appearance is too annoying, which makes many readers feel disgusted). Although my impression of the sister is not as good as that of the male protagonist's parents, it is undeniable that the family adds color to this novel (the origin of the parents later, the development of the younger sister, etc.), And it also makes me look forward to the meeting between the male protagonist and his parents six years later. Of course, this is not what attracted me to the whole book. These contents are all content that will not make readers boring, and there is no big problem in logic. So where is the shining point of the book? That's magic. I have read many magic books, but this is the first time I have seen one that uses oxygen (combustion aids are clearly mentioned). Maybe I am ignorant and have read too little. To summarize, the male protagonist and I can resonate with each other. In addition to the bonus of the time traveler itself, the first one is the processing of pharmaceuticals (the bitterness of engineering students doing experiments every day), which is applied to the knowledge of middle and high school (ignition points, electricity, optics, etc.) And the maintenance of the law (the male protagonist is really smart and understands that only the law can protect him here). To make it clear, he needs to have the IQ to solve problems. The second is to approach the problem with an adult's way of thinking. After entering the school, I ignored the actions of the group of children and just avoided them. It would be stupid to start a mindless confrontation. This is not in line with the character of a time traveler who runs away from home to find strength, so the actions are in line with the character. Adults basically know the importance of learning. When they go to school to learn from the male protagonist, the struggle is reflected at all times, and the handling of children is also relatively good. The magic school looks a bit similar to Harry Potter, but you must be clear that this world is not Harry Potter. The magic of Hogwarts is essentially different from this world, so you cannot put two different things together. Forcing it will only destroy the character. (The male protagonist suffers from persecution paranoia, coupled with the loneliness of the traveler himself and the suspicion of entering a strange world. Only strength can make him feel at ease. Even if this world is like Hogwarts, he will never think that the two are the same. If there is any difference, then he will be tricked to death.) Third... There is no third, I haven't figured out how to make it up yet (cross it out). The idea of the book is good. I really want to explore this unknown world with the male protagonist. Of course, I suggest that if the author wants to have a female protagonist in the future, the appearance and portrayal of the female protagonist should not be too rigid. According to the character of the male protagonist, the female protagonist will probably die for him. It takes seven or eight times to believe that this person will not harm me (joke). I don't really like reading novels with female protagonists (especially the ones that appear very early. The world doesn't know what it is like. The image of the male protagonist has not yet been portrayed, but there is an extra female character in the article?) The upgrade method of this book is undoubtedly fire + oxygen, the use of electricity, etc. (I am looking forward to formulas such as hydrogen + fluorine = hydrogen fluoride, the chemical equations I memorized are finally useful), and the development of the plot is also more elemental (four worlds suppressed by the four major schools, plus the Wizarding World itself, the upper level of the Wizarding World is corrupted by power, etc.). I guess the school of the male protagonist may be blown up by aliens in the future (or it may directly become a battlefield, etc.), And the extraneous guesses are all used for watermarks. I am looking forward to this book, and I hope the author can work hard and write the magical world in your heart for us!

Didn't the protagonist read Harry Potter before traveling through time? All the fuss!

Traveling to another world is not as simple as we think. To use a popular example, just like when a newbie enters an old server in the game, the road is not smooth. Usually when a new area is opened in an online game, all players are on the same level. But time travel is different. When you arrive in a strange place, you look around at all the big guys, and you are just a newbie shivering. The author's book depicts the feeling of the protagonist who first enters a foreign world and has no one to rely on but himself. Tell me about a game I played before. That game was called Robot War. It is a game about controlling mechas in battle. One day I thought about this game and wanted to play it to regain my feeling, so I chose an old area to play and skipped the middle steps. Finally, I entered a dungeon that allowed me to farm something called Sunstone. While doing this, a big boss killed me instantly with strong P. The things I worked so hard to paint are gone. The number is almost gone. That's what it feels like. I am alone and helpless.

Assemble... Keep going.

The girl in the latest chapter is obviously another "mud" It's hard to imagine how the girl with the current personality arrived at school. Compared with the protagonist, it feels too different. It's not that easy to blindly guess the girl. She may be a black girl, and she is just pretending now. There may also be a conspiracy. Those families may divert attention from the conflict and may target the girl. In this case, the protagonist may stand up for him, intensifying the conflict between the protagonist and his classmates and distracting the protagonist. But the current protagonist may help the girl a few times, remind the girl, and then let her fend for herself, but if the girl turns black, there may still be conflicts between the two of them 😐 "mud" internal fighting

The new book is on the shelf and can be fully ordered. I can add some details. I'll make one.

Those who were super awesome before time travel will basically turn into idiots after time travel. This law really didn't lie to me. The protagonist really is, and it's not an exaggeration to die ten thousand times!

Many people recommended this novel. After reading it, I was really disappointed. Was the protagonist an adult in his previous life? Couldn't he be more considerate in everything he did? I discussed it with my family, but in the end it was the sister who hates the protagonist, the power awakens, the genius and other bloody routines, ugh

I feel like the main plot is a bit unclear. After reading today's latest chapter, I can probably guess the follow-up plot. Basically, I may get help from some people, learn new potions or witchcraft, or help the girl out and show off in the competition (ー_ー)!! Then change the map, meet the sister, have a fight, explain and reconcile, and maybe feel Awakening the power of the knight, then changing the map and returning to the wizard school to continue the above plot... Generally speaking, it gave me a feeling that the main line is unclear and there is no goal. After reading the last chapter, it is possible to guess the plot of the next three chapters. A novel that can be read for a long time will not allow readers to guess the subsequent plot or guess it and wait for the follow-up with a feeling of anticipation. Maybe it's because I've read too many books and read too many routines that it's like this. These are some of my personal opinions, so I'll just read them for a while 🙂

Why can't I vote for a monthly vote?🤫

Abandon the book! I really don't like this plot, which must have caused the protagonist's originally happy family to be ruined, and the brother and sister to kill each other. The sister must blame her brother for the death of her parents. Not interesting. Give up

Why is the Undead Bone Disaster so unfinished... I'll wait for another four months to read your new book...

How should I put it? It looks a bit weird overall.

Knowing that his parents' background was unusual, why didn't he tell them when he got the notice and then run away on his own? Rely on what? The consciousness of a 12-year-old body soldier?

I don't understand why Miranda knows so many spells. Can anyone give me some advice?

Damn, I'm a eunuch. It's not easy to read a good book.

Is it okay? Is it okay? Is it okay?

From the time the academy was established to the time the protagonist entered the school, there were only 13 ordinary people, and none of them have graduated. This means that there have been no ordinary wizards (or very, very few) in the entire wizarding world for hundreds of years. So, how can this trend continue with so many discriminators? Ordinary wizards are just legends to the vast majority (99.9%) Of wizards, how can they be so mindless and discriminatory. I feel that these are not wizards who need intelligence, but a group of blind followers without the ability to judge (could wizards' decrees also have the effect of suppressing thinking)