The Elemental Mage of Hogwarts

Well, follow Hermione into Gryffindor and die of poisoning. You said that the heroine Hermione is okay, but entering the Lion's Court for this reason is completely unreasonable. Is the protagonist being carried away by love? To be honest, it would be perfect if this became the protagonist, changing Hermione's view of other houses, and going to Ravenclaw with Hermione.

Even though the protagonist and Hermione are childhood sweethearts, Hermione still gets involved with those two idiots. I really don't understand it. Is it just to reference the plot of the original work? If Hermione had a crush on the protagonist, why would she always help those two idiots?

This is invincible

I saw that when the protagonist saw Dumbledore for the first time, that damn old Deng was very poisonous. It was obviously not the behavior that a child should have. If you can't control it, don't change it. Professor McGonagall is fine. If you change it randomly and you can't control it, it will be poisonous. Keep reading, Shen Nong used tea to detoxify the first time.

I just started watching it, but I wish the protagonist would have less to do with Harry Potter. He is just a troublemaker, a human being, and just messing around with everything.

There's a reason why it didn't become popular. It was too awkward in front of me. . I can hardly stand it after dozens of chapters.

My heroine Hermione is very authentic! It's the same as the Conan fangirl mourning the heroine. It's hard to understand why Hermione is dissed as the heroine

After reading more than 130 chapters, I feel a little numb... The power system is really unacceptable. It doesn't refer to elemental magic or ancient magic, but just the power system of the novel. This book is not a numerical flow like the blue-striped mage in the game. If my numerical value is strong, I will take Avada and punch Voldemort to death; It is not a restraint flow like the research rules in DND, where one thing is reduced to another and the right restraint relationship can be found, and the fight can go up to several levels; It is not a numerical restraint mix and match flow like the original Harry Potter, where various magics within a certain level have various restraint relationships. What this author learned is the kind of collapse of the treasure in DC that talks nonsense! Once a new gadget appears, all the previous gadgets except this new gadget will become useless paper, and all the previous skill strengths will be eaten up (including the skills of other characters in the original work or the movie)!

I think the author is not very clear about the priorities of this book. Everyone is here to see the story of the protagonist creating his own legend, not to come here to be a nanny for the trio. (Of course, if the heroine is Hermione, at least she shouldn't be the nanny of the other two)

I originally thought this was a HP fanfic that explored the essence of magic and incorporated the theory of Pallas's four elements. Now it seems that it actually borrowed the mage system from DND or video games. The author completely misunderstood the elemental theory behind the four major academies. It's not that it doesn't look good, it just feels like I was tricked into clicking in. Note: This post is not to say that the novel is not good-looking, and it is not a comment. I just hope that readers can know in advance what the so-called elemental mage in the title is and be mentally prepared in advance.