The Days I Drew Cards at Hogwarts

Hermione

Attention everyone! ! !

The more I looked at the back, the more I realized that the name of this book should be changed. It should be called "The Day I Draw Cards" and should be called "I Fall in Love with Hermione at Hogwarts". Hermione is indeed a top student, but she should not be a myth. If a top student can become stronger, then Ravenclaw's strength should be №1 of Hogwarts. After seeing 600 chapters, Hermione's strength is almost crushing the entire school. However, the protagonist's strength is crazily suppressed. Really, starting from the time when I fell in love with Hermione, there were more and more love chapters, and later on, the love chapters accounted for half of each chapter. Although there is supposed to be love, how old are the characters in the plot of the novel and there is only so much space for love? Don't talk about European and American precociousness, the protagonist travels through time, and does as many things as he is at his age. Putting aside other things, just looking at the writing style is nothing. At that age, there is no sister Li. The title cutting is also incomprehensible. The title theme of the previous chapter can be seen in the next chapter. Overall, there is nothing wrong with it. To sum it up, it can be regarded as a romantic Mary Sue novel about a traveler who travels to Hogwarts! It is considered good among many Hogwarts novels.

Hello, professors, my younger brother, Ip Man, is studying at Hogwarts for bachelor's degree, master's degree and Ph. D., With perfect scores in N. E. W. T., And his graduation project is to kill Voldemort alone. Now that I have returned from my studies, I am going to start a preschool training class for little wizards in our Diagon Alley. Please give me your guidance, professors.

The advantages and disadvantages of this book, written for those who will follow, are obvious. The advantage is that the writing style is okay, not very good but at least it doesn't make people feel uncomfortable. The emotional scenes with Hermione are also very well written. If you don't really care about the plot and only read it for the emotional scenes, I think this book is still worth reading. Moreover, the logic of the characters was okay until the second grade, and they were still in line with the original characters. The rest is the shortcoming, and it is my main purpose, or the poisonous point, which is to play Lockhart for the whole second year, just to screen the readers. I can't stand it anymore. I came here to complain about everything in this part. All the things can be attributed to the male protagonist himself, if he does not know about Horcruxes. Forget about the dangers of the Horcrux. He knew the dangers of the Horcrux, but he didn't even need to seal it with magic or carry it with him. He just put it in the drawer. Later, when I saw that he expected the Horcrux to turn into a demon, I thought he had a back-up plan. He did some tracking or something, but it turned out that there was no back-up plan. He was passive throughout the whole process. He followed the diary to do something. Besides, he is as stubborn as Harry. He knew the dangers of the Horcrux and refused to tell Dumbledore when it was discovered that it was missing. It would be fine if he was prepared to bear the consequences. If not, it would just be lost. This is the author's trick. If a student dies, what can he do? Instead of being led by the nose, why, Hermione's life is her life, and the lives of other people are not? Not anxious at all And that Peggy noticed the problem from the beginning. Later, she showed up before the fight with Riddle and had no doubts. It was absolutely ridiculous. In the end, she had the ability to fight back and still held back. It was outrageous. In any case, she was a person who used the curse without mercy and it was effective. What else do you care about? I know there will be an explanation later, but why do you keep this kind of harm? Is this holding back to express how holy the male protagonist is? , But the problem is that to leave the bad guys alone means to be irresponsible to the good guys (I will explain here, the Death Curse in Harry Potter is not used casually. First, it is difficult, and second, it is an emotional issue. It is difficult for ordinary people to have such a big hatred for other people who have no hatred to drive the complete release of this curse. Here, it is used casually in the first grade, which shows the talent and harm) There is also a diary. I really don't have to worry about losing it. What about playing Lockhart while falling in love with Hermione? Using Lockhart's face to do so many things, this kind of semi-double literature is really evil. Moreover, when intercepting Horcruxes and using them as bait, he treated himself like a fisherman. He didn't even bring an insurance, just for the resurrection hook in front. Judging from the time he and Phoenix came over, the three of them were really able to run To put it bluntly, he understood the plot, and he played a very safe game into a narrow escape. Just like your child, he usually behaves very steadily. Let me tell you about the exam soon, I haven't learned half of the content, and then I spent the night cramming. Really, why did you go there so early? You can't develop like this with snacks

Professor Snape!

So Peggy's rape is a secondary fiction, right? Because of this, we won't kill her? Because she was raped, she doesn't have to die to kill, right? What kind of bullshit logic is this? She was raped, which was pathetic, yes. But could this be the reason for her killing? This is the same as explaining when a corrupt official was caught that he was very poor when he was a child. Is that the reason?

Ha, adult version of Tom

The protagonist hasn't studied by himself since the middle period, right? I didn't learn anything about the Patronus Charm, but I was forced to lower my intelligence and force points a lot. I basically couldn't do anything except transform.

Note: The real actors are the same age as in the book, the movie is better than the photos