The Daily Life of a War Professor at Hogwarts

I read a lot of Harry Potter fanfics, and each one is about life at Hogwarts. The Harry Potter fanfic I imagined is that the protagonist is from a pure-blood family, studies magic in Slytherin and establishes an organization. After graduation, he cleanses the wizarding world and rules the global wizarding world, so that wizards can live in the sun and no longer need to hide.

In fact, the wizarding world of Harry Potter is not peaceful over the years, but is shrouded in the crisis of destruction. If the wizarding world is exposed to ordinary people, witch hunts and wars in the new era are inevitable, because any peace requires strength as the basis, and both humans and witches must have a war to evaluate the strength of their opponents. The magic power of wizards does not seem to be controlled by ordinary people like our weapons, so they are not equal to ordinary people. This is one of the reasons why I say there must be war. And the magical world is actually full of dangers and chaos. The laws and regulations of the Ministry of Magic have been unscrupulously modified by pure-blood families and officials. It seems that the people's power is only to choose a minister, with unclear powers and responsibilities, and a chaotic power structure. Although the protagonist now has a part-time job as a war science, Egyptian magic and psychological counselor, I think he can still be given more responsibilities to popularize the Muggles' ever-changing technological ideas and social structure to the wizards in the magical world, so that the wizards can distinguish their own situations.

I don't know why, but it always seems a little awkward. I can't tell why. Do you feel this way?

After reading more than sixty chapters, let me share my feelings. In terms of combining the Yu-Gi-Oh cards with the Harry Potter system, the cards are well connected with divination prophecies. Because it was predicted that there would be a tragic war in the future, it made sense to enter Hogwarts to teach war studies. The character description is also quite reasonable. Next, let's talk about what I personally think is not very good. These are some of the questions I have now. The first is the setting of the golden finger. The protagonist's golden finger is a pendant that is as long as a thousand-year building block. The protagonist can use it to divine. The pendant will generate cards with different contents (that is, Yu-Gi-Oh's cards) based on the fortune-telling. Different cards have different abilities and the number of times the card can be used is different. Goldfinger has no problems up to this point, but after reading more than sixty chapters, I have some doubts. The protagonist stores the deck in the Book of Pure White as a teaching material, and the protagonist's data can be copied to students. Does that mean it can be used as a local area network? Are the numbers of cards there interoperable? Looking at the plot now, it is definitely not the case. If not, how did the cards for the forty students come about? Did the protagonist prepare many pictures in advance and stuff them in one by one? For example, Hermione's White Book was copied from the protagonist's. Are there any cards in it when copied? If there is, doesn't it mean that the protagonist can directly copy the cards in his hand? Wouldn't it be meaningless to set the number of times? Can other people use the protagonist's Millennium Building Block Pendant? Where did this pendant come from? Is it related to the protagonist's life experience, or is it attributed to the golden finger brought by time travel. Since the pendant was there during school and everyone else knows about it, has anyone tried to steal or rob it? The above are actually minor problems, and they can only be patched. The biggest problem is that the protagonist's current core system is based on cards. Can this card be made in other ways? The origin of the pendant is not very clear. It feels like the protagonist's power has no foundation. They are all consumables, which is very uncomfortable. Even the cards in the hand and the book of pure white are all fusion cards with a certain number of uses. Also, sometimes the words spoken by the characters have double quotation marks, and sometimes there are no double quotation marks, which looks quite uncomfortable. Although there are many problems mentioned, they are not big problems, nor are they big poisonous points. At most, they will affect the viewing experience. I am very optimistic about the author and hope that the author will work hard! (Picture below: Millennium Building Block Pendant)

I read Chapter 16 and I don't understand it.

. . . Has the author read the original work? I feel like the author is not very familiar with the original work, and some of the names are weird. How did Percy become Percy?

It's very beautiful It's different from others. The protagonist is seriously using his knowledge to save the Hogwarts that everyone likes It has a sense of life, and the things depicted in it are very cute It's a breath of fresh air, but there are too few

Good book, good book, I feel very warm so far, but I discovered it too early, hahaha

I hate myself for discovering this book too early

The novel is good. I hope there won't be a female protagonist. If that doesn't work, I'll just have a female protagonist. Don't let the emotional line ruin this novel.

Is the protagonist a Junker noble?

This book is very interesting! Come on, author! Victor really makes people feel quite comfortable (Qi Luo:?) Come on, come on, I give you all the recommendation votes!

Beautiful, really beautiful. . It's a pity that it's too late oooooo orz

Did the author run away? Investment failed