Hogwarts: When the Live Q&A Begins

I feel like the fun questions and answers at the end can talk about Hermione and her two useless men.

This type of portrait is suitable for group portraits, but adding a time traveler protagonist would be awkward.

Dear author, do you have a manuscript? If I was thinking about it while writing, do you mind if we give you some ideas? I was just thinking that it would be better if there were more interesting questions. For example, play a piece of Buddhist music and then ask them to guess the lyrics and thoughts through multiple-choice questions. (Emmmm, maybe in the future someone will make a magic prop like a tape recorder, and then record a piece of the Great Sorrow, and play it when you encounter a dark wizard or dementor...) You can also play a piece of the animal world, cooking videos, undersea adventures, or even those classic fantasy movies or TV series.

Sorry author, I read the first few chapters and I think they are quite interesting. I just want to answer the questions. Personally, I don't think it is necessary to get the correct answer for every question. There are four options in total, but three people answered them. The answer can be obtained by elimination method plus one-by-one guessing. It feels like the rewards are given away. This will give readers an uncomfortable feeling. It is too easy. It would be much better if we could shield them from choosing each other and avoid changing answers one by one. This can reduce the accuracy rate. It can also increase competitiveness. Only one person can answer. If the answer is wrong, you can also put it back into the question bank without giving an answer. You can use it again next time if you change the options. This way they can discuss the answers privately and look for answers. It's really not necessary for someone to get the correct answer to every question. There are also small reward props that should not be too strong. You can add some interesting side effects, such as randomness. Both guns can add some negative effects, similar to depression and laughter. It can also allow them to accumulate rewards, such as ten consecutive wins, twenty consecutive wins, just like Zeng Xiaoxian in Love Apartment, giving them a chance to redeem at the first winning streak. If they miss it, they can only wait for the next time. This reward can be targeted at their obsessions, Snape is with Lily, Dumbledore is with his sister and Voldemort, Harry is with his parents and Voldemort, etc. You can reward 1: Meet their souls again 2: Resurrection methods and props 3: Direct resurrection for the final prize (you can add many restrictions to this), as well as the location of the Horcrux, various knowledge, and small fragments of the future! Still very interesting.

This is the first time I have written a Harry Potter space Q&A. I have just finished reading it. It is well written. Some of the questions ask where the protagonist is and what he is doing. The system is the protagonist. Isn't that good? Find a way to remove the protagonist and downplay it. Keep following you

The type of Q&A that is now all over the streets

I didn't know Qidian would recommend this book to me. The idea is good, but it's a pity that it's hard to describe in one sentence. The plug-in in this book is a "question and answer game". The first game has a total of 5 questions. How many chapters do you think the author spent writing the questions? About 35 chapters. There are only five questions in more than 70,000 words, which makes me feel embarrassed and cancerous. The tidbits between each question are all about making fun of gay men, HP and Ron, HP and Malfoy, Lao Deng and the first generation Dark Lord, Snape and HP's father, various men and women dressed up. One or two of them can be used as jokes, but describing them so frequently is just the first question and answer game! It's really too low-level.

I think the current Q&A on the original plot or the future timeline is good. It has a sense of expectation and reversal. If we make some mismatched interesting Q&A, it will lose the feeling that this Q&A space should have. Come on, author.

There are a lot of questions and answers these days, but it's a pity that the questions and answers are useless.

Is the protagonist too afraid of Dumbledore? In the latest chapter, the professors and Dumbledore came to the rescue, but the protagonist hid there and did not dare to move. I don't quite understand. . . The excuse could be a night trip, the reason for asking for help could be an attack. It's okay not to want to be discovered (although I still don't understand it), but I was confused the whole time by this extreme reaction.