Hogwarts: Magical Principles of Natural Philosophy
霍格沃茨之自然哲学的魔法原理
- Status
- Ongoing
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- 559k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I believe the truth that the protagonist should explore most is: If the wizarding world were powerful enough, given the arrogant nature of its wizards, they would never willingly hide like rats. Realistically, it can only be said that wizards are a vulnerable group in this world, even to the point of being so afraid that they go to great lengths to conceal themselves.
The Ministry of Magic cannot afford to neglect young wizards, even those who are children of high-ranking officials. Allowing them to recklessly unleash their magic without proper training will only increase the exposure of the magical world. Furthermore, if a young wizard cannot control their magic, they might become an Obscurus, a risk the Ministry of Magic cannot afford to take.
The part about turning into a dragon was a bit too much for me. Let's see how things go; hopefully it won't become a black spot.
I've only read about 20 chapters. The beginning was amazing, but the quality started to decline after the characters entered the school. It seems like the book cast a spell of intellectual degradation on many characters, including the protagonist.
The beginning was really great, but unfortunately, that's all there is to it.
The female vampire is truly vicious; as a familiar, she forcibly kisses her master, and the protagonist has no choice but to let her do as she pleases. If this forceful kiss stemmed from genuine affection for the vampire, it would be one thing.
I feel there's a major problem with the book right now: the protagonist has been overpowered to the extreme. Even if the author deliberately suppressed the protagonist's strength, turning him from a dragon into a human, the protagonist's current power is second only to one person, and above everyone else.
The beginning was great, but the story fell apart later on, which is a shame. I've basically finished reading all the Hogwarts fanfiction on Qidian, and this one is just mediocre too; it won't become a top-tier book.
Personally, I feel that the story isn't as good after the dragon transformation as it was before. I bet many readers abandoned the book around the time of the dragon transformation.
It seems like my IQ dropped drastically after I was captured after transforming into a dragon.