The Elemental Mage of Hogwarts
霍格沃茨的元素法师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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683Chapters
4.7kRecommendations
54.8kFans
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Okay, so he followed Hermione into Gryffindor and died from poisoning. You could say Hermione is okay, but entering Gryffindor for this reason is completely illogical. Was the protagonist blinded by love? Honestly, if this scene had changed Hermione's opinion of the other houses and they had gone to Ravenclaw together, it would have been perfect.
Given that the protagonist and Hermione are childhood friends, it's really hard to understand why Hermione would still get involved with those two idiots. Was it just to reference the original plot? If Hermione truly liked the protagonist, why would she constantly help those two fools?
This invincible
When the protagonist first saw Dumbledore, his reaction of "Holy crap, Dumbledore is poisonous!" Was clearly not the behavior of a child. If you can't control him, don't change things; Professor McGonagall would have been better. Making random changes will only make things worse. Let's see how Shennong used tea leaves to cure the first poisoning.
I just started watching, but I hope the main character ignores Harry Potter. He's a troublemaker, incompetent, and meddles in everything.
There's a reason it didn't become popular: the beginning was too awkward. I almost couldn't finish reading it after a few dozen chapters.
My Hermione is the real deal! Like the female lead in Detective Conan fanfiction. It's hard to understand why people would criticize Hermione as the female lead.
I've read over 130 chapters, and I'm feeling a bit numb... I really can't accept the power system. I'm not referring to elemental magic or ancient magic or anything like that, just the power system in the novel itself. This book isn't like the mana-based magician in games, where you just take Avada Kedavra head-on and punch Voldemort to death.
I think the author didn't quite grasp the book's hierarchy. Readers are here to see the protagonist create their own legend, not to see them babysit the trio. (Of course, if the female lead is Hermione, she shouldn't be babysitting the other two.)
I originally thought this was a HP fanfic exploring the essence of magic and incorporating Parasher's four elements theory, but now it seems to have borrowed the mage system from D&D or video games. The author completely misunderstands the elemental theory behind the four academies. It's not that it's bad, it's just that I feel like I was tricked into clicking on it.