I Get Stronger by Spending Money at Hogwarts
我在霍格沃茨氪金变强
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 523k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
208Chapters
5.6kRecommendations
14.1kFans
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It felt like a protagonist-torture story. The protagonist is useless at everything—poor family, bad luck, bad magical talent—but the worst part is the constant comparisons. Allen's family is wealthy, one of his roommates has great magical talent, and Cho Chang is lucky. It's a vicious cycle of comparison.
Hello author, why don't you write ten chapters before releasing it?
I think many of the comments were posted before readers had even read chapter 35, which discourages other readers. I read the novel first and then the comments. Although the author's system flow didn't provide any substantial help before chapter 35, it indirectly highlighted the power of the companions. It showcased friendship, courage, and other themes, which I found quite enjoyable.
Did Kobo have such a dark past? (I haven't read the book, I'm referring to the book review) [doge]
This is outrageous! He's already made so much money and doesn't even bother to spend it on in-game purchases or learn some powerful spells. He can't even beat a little tiger and almost died. This protagonist is just ridiculously stupid.
The main character seems incredibly stupid; all that spending money on in-game purchases was completely useless. He's such a waste.
When will you finish updating the previous book?
I have only one feeling: after reading over ten chapters, I've completely forgotten the main character, except for being handsome? And what about his personality? Even the supporting characters are more fleshed out than the protagonist...
Slow-burn and angsty for the protagonist, feels like a novel from ten years ago. Next, they'll probably send the female lead over.
I'm quitting. Why does it have to be either super lucky or super abnormal? Giving away hammer weapons... It's giving me a headache. Can't the gacha system be a little more normal? A few blue, white, and occasionally purple items wouldn't be so bad. Why does it have to be so extreme? Seeing hammer equipment (it feels so out of place with HP) makes me uncomfortable.