Hogwarts: When the Live Q&A Begins

I feel like the later quiz could be a whole episode about Hermione and her two useless men.

This type of story is better suited to ensemble pieces; adding a time-traveling protagonist would just be awkward.

Dear author, do you have the original manuscript? If you're thinking as you write, would you mind if we gave you some suggestions? I was just thinking it would be even better if there were more fun quizzes. For example, play a piece of Buddhist music, then give them multiple-choice questions to guess the lyrics and their underlying message.

I apologize to the author, but after reading the first few chapters, I found them quite interesting. However, I personally feel that it's unnecessary to get the correct answer for every question in the Q&A section. There were four options, but three people answered. The answer could be found by elimination and guessing one by one.

I just finished reading this first Harry Potter Q&A post. It was well-written. Some questions asked for a main character's location and actions, but the system itself is the main character, isn't that good enough? Try to find a way to remove the main character, to downplay their role. I'll continue to follow you.

Now the streets are full of questions and answers about Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece.

I didn't know Qidian would recommend this book to me. The idea is good, but the writing is... Well, let's just say it's not great. The book's add-on is a "question and answer game." The first game has five questions. Guess how many chapters the author spent writing the questions? Around 35 chapters. Five questions out of over 70,000 words—it made me cringe so much!

I think the current Q&A format, based on the original plot or rather, the future timeline, is quite good. It creates anticipation and a sense of surprise. Adding some incongruous or humorous Q&A would ruin the feel of this Q&A space. Keep it up, author!

There are so many Q&A posts lately, but unfortunately, they're useless.

Is the protagonist's fear of Dumbledore excessive? In the latest chapter, the professors and Dumbledore come to the rescue, but the protagonist just hides there, too afraid to move. I don't really understand... The excuse could be a nighttime stroll, and the reason for calling for help could be an attack. Not wanting to be discovered is understandable (although I still don't understand), but this overreaction left me completely bewildered.