Master Trainer, Starting at Hogwarts

It's good. Which female lead did the author choose? I'll give you seven recommendation votes every day.

To be honest, the poor performance of this book is probably related to those three discussion threads. There are no good comments at all, so why would readers want to come in? This book is still very good; at least it has a setting, unlike those cookie-cutter Harry Potter fanfics. Those fanfics that basically follow the plot to the death in the academy are really boring.

To be honest, I've never understood why someone as ambitious and purposeful as the protagonist would be assigned to the Gryphon Academy.

Old eunuch, this is boring. Many books are abandoned without consequence because the exciting parts are finished or there's no longer any expectation, like this one. The card-drawing demon-slaying novel and the previous Hogwarts novel got more and more exciting and anticipated as they progressed, which really dampened my goodwill. Moreover, the fact that it was discontinued without any explanation is understandable, even if readers are dissatisfied.

Having read up to chapter 94, and before reaching the paid chapters, the writing style is definitely commendable. However, two points bothered me: First, the Pokémon content seems a bit limited. I initially thought it was just me, having only read the beginning, but after checking the forums, I found many others complaining, suggesting that the Pokémon portion won't be as prominent in later…

All three books were abandoned? Card-drawing and demon-slaying, Infinite Journey, plus this, who would dare to follow your new books?

Very interesting, but there are too few.

Does anyone still believe that it's all about academic achievement? What about Voldemort and Batman? They're just different family environments that led to different personalities. It's just that pure-blood families value honor more and have more ambition and purpose from a young age.

A classic example of someone who frantically expanded their world-building without writing an outline and died from overwork. The latter should take this as a warning.

The reason this book isn't popular right now is that it's still developing its world-building, and the plot is progressing too slowly. This could easily drive away readers who came for HP and Pokémon, or make them feel cheated. I don't know what the author of this book was thinking.