
Hogwarts: The Supremacy of Wizards
霍格沃茨之巫师至上
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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A wondrous product
I roughly made a Brian character, hmm, not sure if it has the right feel, just take a look.
It feels very awkward. The protagonist is set up as a pure-blood family member, a moderate pure-blood believer, and a proponent of wizarding supremacy, yet he's always hanging out with Harry Potter's team. Logically, they shouldn't be able to get along, because their paths are incompatible. Shouldn't the normal and reasonable response be to keep their distance?
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By the way, is anyone still pursuing this? I feel like my chances of getting close to fading lately.(´д`)
The male protagonist is a complete sanctimonious hypocrite. Most adults have no patience for brats like Draco; their only thought is, "If he messes with me, I'll beat him to death." Yet the protagonist is trying to be nice to him and getting the cold shoulder.
1. After Hogwarts, George was never able to use the Patronus Charm again. "After he left, I could never use the Patronus Charm again, because all my happiness was related to him," J. K. Rowling said, feeling that George would never fully recover from Fred's death. Every mirror was like the Mirror of Erised to him. II. When Mrs.
This book has several fatal flaws. First, the author is overly sentimental, likes to feign sadness, and forcibly inserts his own immature ideas into the story, resulting in a very chaotic plot. Secondly, there's a plot device that only adds points if you follow the storyline.
The writing is quite good, but the protagonist is rather frustrating. He complicates simple things, is indecisive, and drags his feet, his thoughts constantly shifting. First of all, the protagonist is an adult who transmigrates, so it's normal for him to be confused at the beginning. He initially established his goal of "freedom" at the Magic Mirror, which was good.
Emma
The protagonist is just an ordinary person lacking in wisdom, yet he tries to pretend to be an all-knowing sage. Add to that the author's occasional bouts of pretentious, overly sentimental writing, and the whole book feels extremely awkward. I suggest skipping around while reading.