Harry Potter: The Age of Mythic Wizards

He has been misunderstood and besieged by positive characters twice in a row. Is this protagonist extremely unlucky, or does he not have a mouth?

I'm speechless. It's really a bit licking, and I feel like I want to give it to my daughter.

I haven't read it yet, but I'm wondering, is it another daily guide?

Let me talk about my feelings about reading this book. I was very excited when I first read Chapters 1 and 2. The setting of the protagonist's life experience made my eyes light up. The writing style is also very good. It is much more interesting than some brainless fans who just start practicing it. Later, when it comes to the plot of Pig's Foot to Gringotts, I feel that all the foreshadowing of the protagonist in the previous article is gone. The writing is also very good. The shocked state of Pig's Foot when seeing the treasure house mentioned in the novel is similar to Harry's state at that time. Maybe the author thinks this is 'logical', but let alone the protagonist's previous life experience, in terms of Pig's Foot's experience of wandering from a flower gardener to the Eagle Country, is this comparable to Harry's experience of being locked in a small dark room due to lack of love since he was a child? ! ! As a result, Pig's Feet behaved almost like Harry? ? ; The more I watched it, the more strange it became. In the plot of the diary, the character design completely collapsed. After Ginny fell into coma, the protagonist just stood still? ? ? Was he stunned? ? ? If you can't tell Dumbledore at this time, you can tell McGonagall. What makes Pigfoot think that only Albus can solve any problem? What makes Pigfoot feel that McGonagall can't help him? ? From then on, the character of a sophisticated and witty pig-footed person mentioned above completely collapsed, as if his IQ had suddenly reversed. After the protagonist is knocked unconscious, the first thing he does when he gets up is to seek revenge from the twins. However, without explaining the Horcrux, Pig's Feet was the one at fault, and there was no reason to take revenge on the Geminis. It was obvious that Pigfoot did not consider whether his actions were reasonable before taking action. He just acted on his temporary joy and anger. It is difficult to imagine how such a reckless man came to Eagle Country, and it is also difficult to imagine how he was frightened by the Horcrux that he had expected.

To be honest, the protagonist has done nothing but keep shouting and holding grudges. This protagonist has traveled through time. Time travel represents change, and the protagonist can be like a fool like Ginny. It is outrageous to think that nothing will change and it is better to just commit suicide. Especially the protagonist has been alone in the wizarding world for a year, and an eleven-year-old child has lived alone in London for a year. He still has this character. Really, I doubt that the author is a rich second generation who has no idea of ​​the suffering of the world.

First of all, Lao Deng likes Grindelwald, and it is impossible for him to sleep with another woman. This is very unreasonable.

Open high and go low, the first few pictures are all awesome, and the later ones are all garbage. The relationship between the characters is chaotic, the main character is tortured, and the daughter is given away! Goodbye!

It feels like the protagonist's brain has been eaten by zombies. Does he have such a thing as a brain?

I have also caught up with the latest chapter you wrote. I looked at the introduction and then looked at the content. I saw no system, but there is no harem. Brother, you said you don't write about harems, but you wrote a bunch of female characters and you wrote them all very beautifully, and you wrote them all next to the protagonist. What do you want to do? If you write a book and you accept it all, it is considered that you dare to write and do it. If you write it and don't accept one or two, all of them will be given away. Then I suggest you switch to another book and remake it.

If you want to read a heart-warming romance, this book is not suitable. If you want to read an invincible and refreshing novel, this book is not suitable. If you want to read a mainstream story of torture and torture, this book is perfect. The protagonist travels through time, his IQ is touching, his eloquence is stuttering, if I want to compare with the first-year Professor Quirrell, I would rather see Professor Quirrell. Summary: The protagonist is an imbecile passerby with high memory who wants to eat melon but is involved in various misunderstandings.