
The Fake Professor of Hogwarts
霍格沃茨的冒牌教授
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 130k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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64Chapters
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13.6kRecs
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There have been so many changes. At first I thought he was a Chinese time traveler, but later I found out he was a British native. It gave me the feeling that the protagonist had been changed.
The title of this book reminds me of a game, Training Hermione
I used to be a time traveler who was a magic stick, but suddenly I became a time traveler decades later, haha
It feels like I bought a new product and then randomly changed it, which is a complete dissuasion operation.
It's a nice surprise, but it's a pity that I can't invest in it In addition, it is recommended that the problem of Legilimency be revised and solved in the first chapter, no matter what method is used, otherwise it will drive away many people.
Starting from Chapter 25, it was inexplicable. The protagonist forgot the details and almost killed Harry Potter 😰. The subsequent plot was even more strange. At first, I thought it was a person from the 21st century who traveled through time, but later it became a person from the later period who traveled back to the early stage. Then there was a blood feud that killed his parents... This change is too different! The author's synopsis is not well written, making it inconsistent and a poor reading experience…
Explain the issue of separation between front and back that some book friends have expressed.
Let me briefly explain the identity of the protagonist Adam. He traveled back to 1991 from the post-magic era of the 21st century. When he first woke up in the Leaky Cauldron, his memory was confused, so he mistakenly thought that everything was a world in the novel, so his mentality became more casual and he insisted on living a stable life. In Chapter 25, he regained his memory and had a clear purpose-that is, to prevent the tragic events of his parents from happening again, and this is a main line of the book. The protagonist's character will probably only become particularly dark in chapters 25 to 27, because he is temporarily blinded by hatred, and then Adam's sanity will come online, and he will not just be a fool who takes out the wand Avada. The author himself has another book, "Hogwarts Guide", which you can also read. The author's personal preference is to write real, vivid people in novels, rather than to create a great and upright or dark and cruel non-human being purely for the sake of darkness and cruelty. In the overall situation, no one can really influence the times, not even Voldemort and Dumbledore. Therefore, the protagonist may be a little cowardly, may be a little cunning, may be a little... In short, I prefer to create a living person rather than a one-sided character. I hope everyone enjoys watching it, that's enough. The previous part seems a bit fragmented, which only shows that I did not write it well. In fact, the original idea was to write a simple time travel fanfic. But after writing ten chapters, I looked at the document in Word and asked myself over and over again, is this really the story I want to write? Isn't it just the same path as the previous book? As an author, I very much hope to continue to write new ideas and more interesting stories. So for the past few days, I have been thinking about whether to continue writing. Just during the Chinese New Year, I suddenly had an idea. I remembered the content of the Cursed Child and the settings of the time turner. I watched Avengers: Endgame again and started to make major changes to the article, starting from the main line and modifying it bit by bit. As for the previous chapters, I will try to revise them again. The changes in the outline have caused deviations in some details. This is my problem. I would like to apologize to all the book friends.
The author's writing style is surprisingly good, not inconsistent, and has the flavor of translating Western novels. Good
Come on, come on 🙂, is the big brother here?
Come on, come on, support this professor status