The Myriad Worlds: I Become a Big Shot in Front of Hermione

Hogwarts First Year Curriculum ps: This curriculum can only be used in this book

I think the author should think carefully about writing a story where the protagonist's strength remains unchanged, but his disability cannot be solved for the time being. When you are cursed and your power is only a fraction of its peak and cannot be solved for the time being, the world upgrades (possibly) and everyone except the protagonist becomes stronger in an instant without knowing anything and reaches the level of the protagonist. Is this a reverse cheating drama?

The previous article is very good, until the world advances...

The whole thing is very dry, and there is a tendency to lick dogs. The Black family, all black wizards, are considered by the outside world to be Death Eaters. I don't understand why Ron dares to talk to him. It doesn't reflect the family at all. I'll look at it later.

It's very fake. After the protagonist travels between two worlds, in order not to overwhelm the author and prevent his combat power from collapsing, the main world Harry Potter world doubles the protagonist's strength every month. Let's not mention this poisonous point for the time being. So where does the energy used to improve the main world come from? Rely on the knowledge gained by the protagonist? So why does the protagonist get no benefits at all, but is suppressed every time, and his strength is doubled? It is a small poison, but the protagonist does not get any benefits, which is a big poison.

Hermione

It's very beautiful, but the poisonous point suddenly bursts out, just like when you eat a Manchu banquet and suddenly serve a dish of stinky tofu with canned herring, Chapter 34 Killed in Action

This is Noel's route to Hermione's house!

The title of the book is very good, and it starts well. I was confused when I entered the world of animation. I haven't seen those animations and I don't understand them at all. I'm sorry for bothering you. Goodbye.

It should be stated: Comprehensive comic: Beginning at Hogwarts It's really meaningless when you put it together like this. It's basically equivalent to setting up a protagonist's character, adding a system with a low number of characters, and the other content is basically stitch monsters, which is too dry to read And the first grade is so invincible, can the subsequent plot unfold? Everyone knows that the protagonist is invincible for sure, but we must pay attention to a step-by-step approach. Otherwise, the protagonist is invincible and the daily life is exciting, which is acceptable. The problem is that the daily life is basically water, so the whole content feels too dry when reading it I don't know what other HP readers think. What I expect is that either the protagonist can be invincible, but the daily life is exciting, the fighting is exciting, and the HP settings are deeply explored. , Coupled with your own settings Or the protagonist grows up (such as system tasks and the like) and gradually becomes invincible Instead of looking at a suture monster wearing HP Except for the names of the people, the other HP plots are completely the same as the original work. Even at the end of the Magic Stone, the village tyrants were killed. There was no fighting and no description. How about the power of rules? Nothing exciting at all