The Panda Professor at Hogwarts

I feel that the writing after chapter 29 is a bit confusing. The protagonist seems to be dissatisfied with Dumbledore playing the "warrior training game". He feels that it is wrong to let Harry deal with Voldemort and put the burden on a child. But doesn't the protagonist also want to play such a game with Nawei? The principal trains Harry to deal with Voldemort.

Bears... Panda people will never be slaves? Unless they're provided with food and lodging?

I clicked in specifically to see the Pandaren, including the reaction of all human society to the appearance of a Pandaren, but after just a few chapters, they turned into completely different people. What's the point of watching this?

I don't think it's a flaw that Lady Guo Ya is the female lead, nor do I see anything wrong with it. I just want to know how a time traveler could fall in love with a panda person. I'm truly impressed! 🙏

The first 30 chapters have been revised to explain the logic behind the transformation into a human. The original intention of writing this book was to tell the story of Pandaren in Harry Potter; otherwise, it would have been called "The Martial Arts Professor of Hogwarts."

The beginning was fine. But I couldn't stand it once it entered the Chinese section. That's all. I'm reading Harry Potter fanfiction, a Western-style story, not Eastern fantasy novels. If you want Eastern culture, go read cultivation novels! 😅 Why are you even reading Harry Potter? 😅 I'm off, author, keep it up!

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The comments section is so quiet, so I'll just post a picture!

What bizarre plot twists are there in this book when they go back to China?